Nothing is free in life... except maybe love - well, unless you're a certain kind of business person...but we won't dwell on such unsavoury nonsense.
Free Love by Juliet Roberts is a jam! I found this 1992 US vinyl maxi-single (pictured) recently in a record shop and I was reminded how Juliet had released a series of dancefloor masterpieces in the nineties. Songs like 'Caught in the middle' and 'I want you' that feature on her very good debut album 'Natural Thing'.
Monday, 14 January 2019
You're never satisfied
You're never satisfied! Yes, I'm talking to you, reader of this blog post.
There is something about this song, a track on Bananarama's sixth studio album, that makes me wonder how this would've fared as a single back in 1993.
In my head, I imagine remixes by Steve Silk Hurley because the rhythm is very similar - and a video where Keren and Sara are berating a group of men for being utterly useless dickheads.
"I gave you everything but you still want more" mouths Keren as she waves a frying pan around her head before throwing it in the face of an attractive blonde model. Meanwhile, Sara is burning a selection of men's designer suits whilst proclaiming "if you play with fire, you'd better learn", much to the horror of her bloke who cries a bit. The girls then throw a selection of french patisserie creations at a line-up of males, whilst muttering something about cake and eating it too. It's all very late night channel 4 if you ask me.
Obviously, at the very end there is a dance routine with troops of men in designer underwear and much arm waving and prancing because Bananarama were contractually obligated for both of those things.
Please Yourself is available on whiter than white vinyl and can be purchased by clicking here.
You're Never Satisfied (S. Dallin, K. Woodward, M. Stock, P. Waterman)
I gave you everything but you still want more
You just don't know what you're looking for
You used to say I was all you ever need
But now you're running 'round footloose and free
You choose to play the other side of the tracks
Then expecting me to take you back
You never know what's good for you
You want your cake and eat it too
Took my love, threw it on one side
Saying the grass is greener on the other side
You can look but you'll never find
Don't you know you're never satisfied?
If you play with fire, you'd better learn
You fool around, you get your fingers burned
Out of mind is out of sight
Don't know how you sleep at night?
Took my love, oh, but you can look
You're never satisfied
You choose to play the other side of the tracks
Then expecting me to take you back
You never know what's good for you
You want your cake and eat it too
Took my love, threw it on one side
Saying the grass is greener on the other side
You can look but you'll never find
Don't you know you're never satisfied?
You're Never Satisfied lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc, Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
There is something about this song, a track on Bananarama's sixth studio album, that makes me wonder how this would've fared as a single back in 1993.
In my head, I imagine remixes by Steve Silk Hurley because the rhythm is very similar - and a video where Keren and Sara are berating a group of men for being utterly useless dickheads.
"I gave you everything but you still want more" mouths Keren as she waves a frying pan around her head before throwing it in the face of an attractive blonde model. Meanwhile, Sara is burning a selection of men's designer suits whilst proclaiming "if you play with fire, you'd better learn", much to the horror of her bloke who cries a bit. The girls then throw a selection of french patisserie creations at a line-up of males, whilst muttering something about cake and eating it too. It's all very late night channel 4 if you ask me.
Obviously, at the very end there is a dance routine with troops of men in designer underwear and much arm waving and prancing because Bananarama were contractually obligated for both of those things.
Please Yourself is available on whiter than white vinyl and can be purchased by clicking here.
You're Never Satisfied (S. Dallin, K. Woodward, M. Stock, P. Waterman)
I gave you everything but you still want more
You just don't know what you're looking for
You used to say I was all you ever need
But now you're running 'round footloose and free
You choose to play the other side of the tracks
Then expecting me to take you back
You never know what's good for you
You want your cake and eat it too
Took my love, threw it on one side
Saying the grass is greener on the other side
You can look but you'll never find
Don't you know you're never satisfied?
If you play with fire, you'd better learn
You fool around, you get your fingers burned
Out of mind is out of sight
Don't know how you sleep at night?
Took my love, oh, but you can look
You're never satisfied
Don't know how you sleep at night?
Footloose and free
Footloose and free
You want your cake and eat it too
You choose to play the other side of the tracks
Then expecting me to take you back
You never know what's good for you
You want your cake and eat it too
Took my love, threw it on one side
Saying the grass is greener on the other side
You can look but you'll never find
Don't you know you're never satisfied?
You're Never Satisfied lyrics © Warner/Chappell Music, Inc, Universal Music Publishing Group, Kobalt Music Publishing Ltd.
Bananarama news is imminent
Comedy legend Dawn French knows something.....
What @Dawn_French said ⬇️ 18.01.19✨ Keep your 👀 peeled! #Bananarama2019 pic.twitter.com/2L503ANzD4— Bananarama Official (@VivaBananarama) January 14, 2019
Bronski Beat release classic album on pink vinyl
Synth pop legends Bronski Beat have released their album The Age of Consent on limited edition pink vinyl and it's stunning. The album was released in 1984 on London Records and charted well across the world, reaching number 4 in the UK.
It includes the song 'Smalltown Boy' which is often regarded as one of the best songs of that entire decade.
Currently, it's just over £18 and you can purchase this amazing album from the LoveBananarama Amazon store by clicking here.
It includes the song 'Smalltown Boy' which is often regarded as one of the best songs of that entire decade.
Currently, it's just over £18 and you can purchase this amazing album from the LoveBananarama Amazon store by clicking here.
Viva and Drama reissues available on iTunes
Cherry Red are releasing Viva and Drama Enhanced Editions on iTunes for the absolute bargain price of just £7.99!! The links are below.
Drama: download link
Viva: download link
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