Tears Are Not Enough - Northern Lights (Making Of) [With Names] Part 2 v2

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It's 1985, Award winning producer David Foster brings together the top talent in Canada to make an Ethiopian famine relief song. This video is a dedication to the recognition of those who are involved in the Northern Lights project. I, like many other people, have come across lists of names of those who participated in the song and have wondered who they are and where they are in the video. Also, I have come across names i recognize but I am unable to see what their role was in the production.
So I put together a video showing the making of the song "Tears Are Not Enough" with the purpose of identifying all the talent from those various lists. I hope I mentioned everybody, and that I correctly identified everybody. Please comment me and I will make corrections. In the compiling of all the information for the names, it really makes me proud to be Canadian and proud of the talent in our music industry.
I do NOT take any credit for the video content as it is all from an original VHS tape from the CBC that I bought. I apologize for the poor video quality as it appears the video has degraded after 27 years. That was my first version. Now 4 years later, I have searched and bought a version of the CBC documentary from Japan on Laser Disc. Yes! While we were buying VHS tapes that self destructed, the Japanese had digital LDs! And with all the contributions from RUclips fans like you to help me make corrections to names and spellings and locations, and with NEW footage; I have re-created the video to make a cleaner and better looking production.
This video was put together using iMovie '09 on a iMac 2010 as an exercise to learn and practice how to use the editing program. I also now have a channel for documenting the history of the rise of Japanese anime in North America.
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I take NO credit for any of the video or audio used in this video. Their rights belong to their respective holders. This video has been put together to aid those who are researching such questions as "Who is in Tears Are Not Enough?". This video is not for profit and I hope you find it very educational to learn about this epic moment in Canadian history.

[@NathanielChristopher]

I get a major Brian Wilson vibe from David Foster. The man is an absolute genius.

[@lisacassar7040]

@william chow i lived in montreal canada .. i was so proud of these wonderful singers. ty for sharing such a powerful message of hope & love something that the world right desperately needs. TOTAL 10 WONDERFUL

[@WilliamChow]

thank you for watching. A proud moment in Canada's history.

[@Farr50]

Ann Murray's jumpsuit! Osh kosh beegosh!!😆

[@notreallysure9]

thx for sharing this

[@matthawkins5006]

Bruce Allen's officious, dorky mug next to Foster's.

[@WilliamChow]

Those guys are insufferable friends. 😀

[@djoro8126]

Paul Shaffer beside John Candy talking about feeding the world 😂😂😂

[@WilliamChow]

Lol. Still thinking it’s Christmas time.

[@benfsinger]

It's funny how the Japanese subs mix things up sometimes. I speak a little but only paid attention a few times like when Ronnie Hawkins says at 16:20 that Neil Young went through a hippie stage in Yorkville (an area of Toronto) the subs say "he had a hippie period on a Yorkville stage." not QUITE the same lol

[@scds1082]

That Jane Sibbery is really loopy