Here's a subject (one of two) that got started at work this week about 80's music: 80's Bands or Artists that were NOT New Wave but tried to cross over.
Examples:
Village People > 5 O'Clock In The Morning
Gino Vanelli > Black Cars
I remember just about everybody in Pop trying this out.
What were your favorates (or total losses) you remember...
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Died Crossing Over
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Died Crossing Over
by DevoDude » Fri Mar 26, 2004 1:55 am
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by MikeP » Fri Mar 26, 2004 2:56 am
How 'bout some of the rock veterans and 60's/70's artists testing the waters or trying to jump on the bandwagon:
Bill Wyman (1982 self-titled album w/ "Si, Si, Je Suis un rock Star")
The Kinks - "Come Dancing" (their contribution to the 2nd wave of sk
Bill Wyman (1982 self-titled album w/ "Si, Si, Je Suis un rock Star")
The Kinks - "Come Dancing" (their contribution to the 2nd wave of sk
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by gilson80boy » Fri Mar 26, 2004 8:48 am
the FRIDA song was great, and a good video as well. Phil Collins rips it up on the drums. I got the import CD just for that one song!!
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by DevoDude » Fri Mar 26, 2004 11:12 pm
As we had our talk at work last week, Neil Young and his DEVO connections reached the top of our list (remember the 50's/new wave edged Wonderin'?!?) as well as Kim Carnes.
We tried to keep synthesizers out of the running as too many artist used them a
We tried to keep synthesizers out of the running as too many artist used them a
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by ekahob » Sat Mar 27, 2004 8:50 am
There was a similar thread: http://www.nwoutpost.com/forum/topic.as ... rms=clones
Rod Stewart adopted a new wave look and wore stripes like Phil Seymour on his "Foolish Behaviour" cover, but surprisingly didn't do a new wave soundin
Rod Stewart adopted a new wave look and wore stripes like Phil Seymour on his "Foolish Behaviour" cover, but surprisingly didn't do a new wave soundin
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by scramjet » Wed Mar 31, 2004 2:58 am
Billy Joel - His Glass Houses album contains a couple pretty credible (hard to admit because I'm really not a BJ fan) stabs at wavin' it:
"Sometimes a Fantasy" is the new-waviest, but "Still Rock & Roll to Me" and "You May Be Right" are new-wave tinged p
"Sometimes a Fantasy" is the new-waviest, but "Still Rock & Roll to Me" and "You May Be Right" are new-wave tinged p
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by BHols » Sat Apr 03, 2004 11:53 am
I'm not a B Joel fan either, but I remember 'Pressure' from the Nylon Curtain? Definite new wave leanings. The video as interesting too.
Scarier new wave leanings...Olivia Newton-John w/'Make A Move On Me' & 'Heart Attack' & her cheesy New Romantic look.
Scarier new wave leanings...Olivia Newton-John w/'Make A Move On Me' & 'Heart Attack' & her cheesy New Romantic look.
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by LadyLazarus » Wed Apr 28, 2004 12:32 pm
On the flipside, Debbie Harry's Blondie going disco with Heart of Glass was always a favorite of mine.
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