John loved Yoko a great deal, and this song makes it obvious. "Feet Don't Fail Me Now", by Utopia. Jan from Jan And Dean recorded this solo version of the old Chuck Berry track, a song also recorded by The Rolling Stones and The Easybeats.
Folk-rock at its finest, this is one of those bands who were big in the UK at the time, but despite recording and releasing music for decades, seem to be one that is a niche like. Review by: daisymae. Songs that start with an f.r. Very powerful and very real for a music video. The video isn't that great visually, but I love the outfits the girls wore. Rolling STone Magazine picked "Fishheads" as one of the Top 100 great videos.
It's such a great video, very '80s in its concept, but still, wonderful and pleasing to watch. Y: 'Dear Yoko' by John Lennon (1980). "Fascination", by Human League. W: 'Tomorrow, Wendy' by Concrete Blonde (1990). "Fight for Your Right", by Beastie Boys. Sadly this video did not get much airplay cause it is a beautiful song, I personally think it really says what all military people feel. And Bobbi Brown looks hotter too... ) Proves that some '80's styles are better than today's fashion. "Faithful", by Go West. A: 'Amanda' by Boston (1986). Drake songs that start with an f. For any one who loves romantic, intimate songs, this is definately one of them that shines along with a very powerful video to tell the story. "Footloose", by Kenny Loggins. Because it was so stuupid it was funny.
Despite of the regrettable '80's fashion, Deb looked cute. This track has become associated with her, and is indeed one of her best compositions. But the blinding light show and all the fixings are nothing, if they aren't supporeted by tight playing and the screaming vocals supplied by Rob Halford, personified the generation of hollering metal brats riveted togethr with studs and leather and jeans so tight you had to jump off a roof to get in there was the girl's jeans.... I'll never forget: It's the one video that starts off as a red dot on the screen. Strange, but that isPete Townshend. B: 'Barbara Ann' by The Beach Boys (1965). Not the Eric Clapton unplugged version, but the original rock version, with that incredible outro of Clapton and Duane Allman trading guitar licks over glorious piano playing. I well remember Den Harrow in summer 1985. The video was volcanic, unique, and reeked of rock and roll fury! Songs that start with an f music. And the saxaphone solo and the little bit of guitar you hear is excellent! Might be a personal thing, but I like this song a lot. A truly beautiful music video, perfect to match the greatest Christmas song of all time! Anyway, after the countdown you see Europe on stage, audience going wild, lead singer (Joey Tempest) walk out swinging the mic around, etc. G: 'Gloria' by Laura Branigan (1982).
Paula sings while the little girl models in the video have their pictures taken. What I loved about this is how original it was. "FUNKYTOWN", by LIPPS INC. OMG this song was the BEST.... This is a classic video.
Very atmospheric, early 80's/new romantic. The Money Will Roll Right In. Readers have been suggesting certain topics for music lists, and one I have received a few times was "Songs with the Names of Girls in the Title".