Showing posts with label hide and seek. Show all posts
Showing posts with label hide and seek. Show all posts

Friday, March 26, 2010

Friday Night Party - Howard Jones

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One of my favorite acts to see back in the 80s, Howard Jones was a great concert. As I just mentioned his new single yesterday and ordered his new album, I have been in a Howard kinda mood, so I thought I would give you a Friday Night Party with some Howard Jones live. So crank the volume up, and take back the 80s! The first clip is a recent show with Ringo Starr playing the drums for Howard as he sings one of his first hit songs, Things Can Only Get Better.



In this next clip, we have him singing Hide & Seek at Wembley Arena from the Live Aid concert in 1985. Live Aid was such a huge show, and it was great Howard got some air time during it. I was happy!



Another of my favorite songs is Like To Get To Know You Well. This clips is from 2007 when Howard appeared on Swedish Television for reasons of which I have no clue. All I know is when the announcer is speaking at the beginning, I could not take my eyes off her breasts. That said, Howard is looking good once he takes to the stage.



I know I saw him at least twice on this tour, because I remember the costume. This was the Dreams Into Action Tour in 1985. The clip is from Montreux Rock & Pop Festival taking place in Switzerland. The song, Life In One Day, was a huge hit for Howard, and one he always delivered in concert. God, I loved his hair! I was jealous, and I had some pretty big hair of my own.



For more on Howard, check out his official website here. And you can check out my post on his latest single here.

Sunday, October 11, 2009

Great Cover - Stewart Lewis Hide & Seek

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Stewart Lewis

In continuing my weekend of my favorite things, I am including Stewart Lewis, the very talented and handsome singer/songwriter/novelist covering the Imogen Heap song, Hide & Seek. It is beautiful. He has two full ablums and an EP, and has written two novels, Rockstarlet and Relative Stranger. He was also part of the Rock The Folk OUT tour.



To find out more about Stewart, or to order his music or novels, click here. His music is available on iTunes.

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