No cellphones, no internet, no bullshit. Life and tech really hasn't given us much since then except for convenience that comes with an enormous price.
@@minkorrh Hell yes! all ages looked forward to the weekend, Fri night...NObody stayed inside alll weekend youd be considered a dork. Had super strict parents so I guess I was...
Did you say 70 what really. Then again I can't talk had Foxtel years ago and uh MTV birthdays say Tom Petty was 59 I was 40 at the time. We don't realise they are not much older than us. Playing their music when we were kids thought they were 30 years older than us at least
Watching old Huey Lewis videos really gives you an appreciation of the budgetary considerations studios were under back in the day. "Guy's, we got the SAG extras for the whole day, we got similar sets, we got wardrobe, let's knock out 'New Drug' and 'Happy to be Stuck With You' today."
This video cost A LOT of money compared to hundreds of other videos from the 80s! No real serious budget restraints with them. You must not have seen many videos from the 80s.
Excuse me? I had the largest matching Tawny Kitain and Barbie Twins posters a lad could win at County Fair, Sir, and I'll thank you now to question my knowledge of popular 80's pop culture such again, if you please.
You like Huey Lewis and the News? Their early work was a little too new wave for my taste. But when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor. In '87, Huey released this; Fore!, their most accomplished album. I think their undisputed masterpiece is "Hip To Be Square". A song so catchy, most people probably don't listen to the lyrics. But they should, because it's not just about the pleasures of conformity and the importance of trends. It's also a personal statement about the band itself.
He has a lot great songs for many years. What to see him in concert but he had to cancel the concert because he lost ear in is inter ear. So that’s why he had to cancelled the concert.
The 80’s were just natural. And it was way more conservative than it is now. Nowadays people are too focused on the cringe and too scared to be cringy while it only results in more cringe cause you can’t uphold to contain a unnatural attitude or behavior that goes in against natural feelings of confidence and even slight inconvenience. Nowadays there are also too many malicious forces being active to scam everything considered weak and having its guard down. Considering kindness for weakness nowadays is gaining more popularity among the ignorant ones (that also means among the ones who consider themselves to be highly intellectual).
Huey you will probably never see this.I sang this years ago in a cover band that was successful.I'm going to bring it back to my Trio I have and dedicate it to you.Thanks for all the great memories Huey.
I will admit, I never really followed Huey Lewis in the 80s, more Human League and Kraftwerk, but hearing this I realise they are great. Lots of energy and life. Good stuff.
"I Want a New Drug," with its killer guitar riff (courtesy of Chris Hayes), is the album's centerpiece - not only is it the greatest antidrug song ever written, it's also a personal statement about how the band has grown up, shucked off their bad-boy image and learned to become more adult. Hayes' solo on it is incredible and the drum machine used, but not credited, gives not only "I Want a New Drug" but most of the album a more consistent backbeat than any of the previous albums - even though Bill Gibson is still a welcome presence.
@@ol4037 No, not really. It was really my brother who got me a res at Dorisa. You see, I had vowed to get a reservation at Dorsia one day (if not during that calendar year, then at least before I'm thirty). Last time I called Dorsia someone actually hung up on me even before I got to ask, "Well, if not next month, how about January?" I thought about trying to get a reservation for Sean's birthday, but the energy I would have to spend attempting this feat wasn't worth wasting on him. Besides, I thought Dorsia was far too chic for him. So anyway, Sean called me at five from the Racquet Club and tells me to meet him at Dorsia. He had just talked to Brin, the owner, and reserved a table at nine. My mind was a mess. I didn't know what to think or how to feel. How could he get a reservation just like that? What made it even worse was that the maitre d' refuses to seat me until my brother arrived. My worst fear had become a reality. A prime booth across from the bar sat there, empty, waiting for Sean to grace it with his presence. My rage was controlled, barely, by a Xanax and an Absolut on the rocks. Let's just say I was on the verge of tears. While having dinner with him I wondered if it would be too late to ask the waitresses to bring a piece of cake over with a birthday candle, just to embarrass the crap out of Sean, to put that little bastard in his place - but I decided against it.
I must admit, they do have exceptional sea urchin ceviche, and the lobster with caviar and peach ravioli is great.
You like Huey Lewis and the News? Their early work was a little too new wave for my taste. But when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor. In '87, Huey released this; Fore!, their most accomplished album. I think their undisputed masterpiece is "Hip To Be Square". A song so catchy, most people probably don't listen to the lyrics. But they should, because it's not just about the pleasures of conformity and the importance of trends. It's also a personal statement about the band itself.
It was for me, too. I decided I was going to add this to my morning routine when I was a kid. I put a bunch of ice in my bathroom sink and filled it with water and, before I could even get my face in the water, my mom came around the corner, saw what I was doing, and started yelling at me for wasting ice and I started crying. It didn't go anything like I had envisioned.
Not only is this the greatest anti-drug song ever written, it’s also a personal statement about how the band has grown up, shucked off their bad-boy image and learned to become more adult. Hayes’ solo on it is incredible and the drum machine used, but not credited, gives not only “I Want a New Drug” but most of the album a more consistent backbeat than any of the previous albums - even though Bill Gibson is still a welcome presence.
Um.... Its bad is bad which uses the drum machine due to disputes between Chrisylis records and Bill Gibson Personally i believe that Bill Gibson is much better than the machine
@@jaynun916 DonPeyote's comment here looks original to me; Patrick Bateman copied this word for word, only changing "this" to "it" without crediting DonPeyote.
This is my favorite song of theirs. Love the video as well. He was just too cool. The song itself is like a drug. It so upbeat. I sure do miss the 80’s.
I was 32 when this song came out. I was living my best life. I worked in an art gallery, I had a sculpture studio and I was producing art. I was exhibiting my art in galleries, and selling my work too. I was wining cash award grants, which allowed me to buy a brand new 1985 Honda Elite 150cc, scooter. I drove it safely for 33 years, and traveled 14,000 miles on it. It is 2023, and I'm 70.
@@R3dRuM839 He replied perfectly with the Ghostbusters text "Bustin' makes me feel good" (second line after instrumental). Or a perfect coincidence... who knows
As a teenager, I was watching this video on TV with my dad. He was a loud dresser and he loved the red suit. He decided to have one custom-made for $500. We buried him in it in 1992.
Sorry for your loss. At the same time though this made me smile. Your dad sounded like a brilliant man with an equally brilliant fashion sense!! He was buried in style
I truly love this song. I listen to it all the time. This is my best song when you do it in the news thank you so much for all the love you put in your songs. I feel it.❤
Just wait until "social justice" comes for it ... especially the video with the girl "being just eye-candy instead of the dominating part" ... and Huey looking absolutely great. They WILL find a way to declare this to be offensive ... No "representation" in it either, i.e. purely whiteys ... das racisss
Today's hip hop is of the same exact culture as 80's pop and Rock & Roll; as today and the 80's are a derivative of the 60's. Same ole, same ole. Huey Lewis Rocks ! ! !
I hear you "hard times",, just know that The harder it is ,,. The greater the Tomorrow we'll be, I say to you Sad times go away ,and let the spirit of Happiness soar to new heights 💫..
On this day, 40th years ago on January 3, 1984, after "Heart and Soul" in 1983, "I Want A New Drug" was released as the second single of the album, "Sports". It peaked at #6 in the US Billboard Hot 100 and later in 1984, "The Heart of Rock & Roll" and "If This Is It" debuted in that same year and also peaked at #6 in the Billboard Hot 100. Wow, I can't believe the album have 3 #6 singles of the US Billboard Hot 100 in 1984 which was surprising.
It's been 40 years since this song peaked at #6 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and stayed there for two weeks, even though it's not a drug song, it's a love song.
Awesome as usual. Met Huey in a “Meet and Greet” USAA Christmas Dance in San Antonio, Texas. Yes it was a “Christmas Dance”, Remember...you were there.. Lol
I served In 3 inf. Division,, remember when this song came out,loved it immediately,thank you,Huey,don't know if he knows Hueys was what we flew around in,Yeah.
Huey Lewis & The News are a pure rock & roll band. They sound fantastic in concert and are great guys as well. No lip syncing and no "autotune". They acapella as good as any of them, too.
Any Huey song is great while driving, turn up the volume real loud & you just may find people singing with you.... or they'll think you're just crazy. Let's go Huey!
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Huey is unfortunately far too underrated, he has a fantastic voice and excellent lyric writing talent.
He was on the tip top in the 80s so I don’t know how underrated that is
He’s in the best movie ever too. He’s under the radar legendary
He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humour.
@Bob It's to be expected,..Father time effects EVERYONE...Nobody is spared.
@@stricknine8623 it has to do with a hearing illness not age there are plenty of 72 year old that still perform
that saxophone solo is just amazing, love Huey Lewis!
100%
Love the sax solo!
First of all, rock music needs more sax solos, for sure. Second of all, this is perhaps one of the best sax solos for a rock song I've ever heard.
@@dairenn Sax is one sexy sounding instrument, wish Id have learned to play it
Thank you RUclips and internet, Huey had the best damn music videos.
Absolutely.
MTV the best songs and videos 24/7 around the clock 80’s!! never will see the likes of this again so happy I experienced it all
I think with this album, they really came into their own, commercially and artistically.
The whole album has a clear, crisp sound
do you like Phil Collins?
It's a laugh-riot
That's because Huey Lewis And The News started producing their own records after their first album flopped.
Is this from American psycho?
I ain’t afraid of no drug.
What gon sniff?
Man I miss the 80’s!
No cellphones, no internet, no bullshit. Life and tech really hasn't given us much since then except for convenience that comes with an enormous price.
Best times of my life!
The eighties, best decade ever! ❤❤❤
@@minkorrh Hell yes! all ages looked forward to the weekend, Fri night...NObody stayed inside alll weekend youd be considered a dork.
Had super strict parents so I guess I was...
Somtimes it's hard to understand it was 40years ago it was 1984
Ray, it's Marvin. Your cousin, Marvin Parker. You know that new sound you're looking for? Well, listen to this!
Genius 🤣🤣🤣
Ah... that's right! Huey Lewis did the Back to The Future soundtrack. Brilliant.
THAT WAS "THE POWER OF LOVE" FROM THE FILM BACK TO THE FUTURE
Ha, Ha, Ha !!! Great ! 😂
"Great isn't it, Ray! It's called 'Pop Muzik'!"
Happy 70th Birthday Huey Lewis!(Born July 5, 1950)😀🎂🎉🎊🎈🎁🍾👍👏🙌
No way.
Damn! Huey is 73 yrs old? Hell yeah, boy!
74 now
Did you say 70 what really. Then again I can't talk had Foxtel years ago and uh MTV birthdays say Tom Petty was 59 I was 40 at the time. We don't realise they are not much older than us. Playing their music when we were kids thought they were 30 years older than us at least
Watching old Huey Lewis videos really gives you an appreciation of the budgetary considerations studios were under back in the day. "Guy's, we got the SAG extras for the whole day, we got similar sets, we got wardrobe, let's knock out 'New Drug' and 'Happy to be Stuck With You' today."
They spent a lot more money on videos then then they do now.
Ha ha, technically those two songs were on two separate albums, but point well taken. In a way, that actually makes it funnier!🤣
This video cost A LOT of money compared to hundreds of other videos from the 80s! No real serious budget restraints with them. You must not have seen many videos from the 80s.
Excuse me? I had the largest matching Tawny Kitain and Barbie Twins posters a lad could win at County Fair, Sir, and I'll thank you now to question my knowledge of popular 80's pop culture such again, if you please.
What made Huey Lewis and the News stand apart was the Tower of Power horn section. Part of one of the greatest rhythm section to ever exist.
True. In the midst of metal, synth, new wave comes Huey and Robert Palmer
Lots of us teenagers were a little confused but all grew to love em both.
No brass... Saxophones are woodwind instruments!
@neilbradley in my junior high school band I had to play the trombone... I wanted to play the saxophone but I couldn't "reed"...😆
Is it just me or has Huey Lewis always been 45 years old?
I think he was mid 30s here
lol so true
yes but hes always been the man
Everyone in the eighties looked 45
You like Huey Lewis and the News? Their early work was a little too new wave for my taste. But when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor. In '87, Huey released this; Fore!, their most accomplished album. I think their undisputed masterpiece is "Hip To Be Square". A song so catchy, most people probably don't listen to the lyrics. But they should, because it's not just about the pleasures of conformity and the importance of trends. It's also a personal statement about the band itself.
I fell down the stairs while listening to this song and it lifted me back up like a heavenly beam
Possibly the pinnacle of 80's music. If you stay in a bad mood after listening you cannot be helped.
True and great comment!
Also the shots of San Francisco before it was ruined by "progressives" is a real kick.
@@stopthephilosophicalzombie9017 Remember it well
Back when Disney was good stuff, not the posterchild for woke bs
What if listening actually puts you in a bad mood?
@@Amethyst_Friend You may need a new drug like Huey and the boys
His videos are perfect time warps. You literally feel every ounce of the 80's with his music and his videos...
He has a lot great songs for many years. What to see him in concert but he had to cancel the concert because he lost ear in is inter ear. So that’s why he had to cancelled the concert.
We all knew the 80's were special, we just didn't realize how much until it was gone.
When it was cool to be cheesy.
YES!
Amen
It was great as a kid. I just wish I could go back and be an adult through the 80s.
The 80’s were just natural. And it was way more conservative than it is now. Nowadays people are too focused on the cringe and too scared to be cringy while it only results in more cringe cause you can’t uphold to contain a unnatural attitude or behavior that goes in against natural feelings of confidence and even slight inconvenience. Nowadays there are also too many malicious forces being active to scam everything considered weak and having its guard down. Considering kindness for weakness nowadays is gaining more popularity among the ignorant ones (that also means among the ones who consider themselves to be highly intellectual).
Huey you will probably never see this.I sang this years ago in a cover band that was successful.I'm going to bring it back to my Trio I have and dedicate it to you.Thanks for all the great memories Huey.
Who you gonna call? Your Lawyers!
Huey already did.
Better call Saul.
Ray took a bit of vibe and a bassline and made a better song with it :)
sirvidia Amen. Ghost Busters got popular when this died with all the other one-hit wonders. lol
Lillian Killingbeck Huey Lewis is kinda the opposite of a "one-hit wonder", hun.
I will admit, I never really followed Huey Lewis in the 80s, more Human League and Kraftwerk, but hearing this I realise they are great. Lots of energy and life. Good stuff.
There were so many artists and bands that had it back then
WARNING : this music will relieve stress on all levels without any side effects
That’s why I came here
A music 🎵 lover knows.
It's all about feelings🤯😂🎵💕🙏
Ha
Yasss
"I Want a New Drug," with its killer guitar riff (courtesy of Chris Hayes), is the album's centerpiece - not only is it the greatest antidrug song ever written, it's also a personal statement about how the band has grown up, shucked off their bad-boy image and learned to become more adult. Hayes' solo on it is incredible and the drum machine used, but not credited, gives not only "I Want a New Drug" but most of the album a more consistent backbeat than any of the previous albums - even though Bill Gibson is still a welcome presence.
Checkem
Check'd
Cool story. Hey, did you ever get reservations at Dorsia?
@@ol4037 No, not really. It was really my brother who got me a res at Dorisa. You see, I had vowed to get a reservation at Dorsia one day (if not during that calendar year, then at least before I'm thirty). Last time I called Dorsia someone actually hung up on me even before I got to ask, "Well, if not next month, how about January?" I thought about trying to get a reservation for Sean's birthday, but the energy I would have to spend attempting this feat wasn't worth wasting on him. Besides, I thought Dorsia was far too chic for him. So anyway, Sean called me at five from the Racquet Club and tells me to meet him at Dorsia. He had just talked to Brin, the owner, and reserved a table at nine. My mind was a mess. I didn't know what to think or how to feel. How could he get a reservation just like that? What made it even worse was that the maitre d' refuses to seat me until my brother arrived. My worst fear had become a reality. A prime booth across from the bar sat there, empty, waiting for Sean to grace it with his presence. My rage was controlled, barely, by a Xanax and an Absolut on the rocks. Let's just say I was on the verge of tears. While having dinner with him I wondered if it would be too late to ask the waitresses to bring a piece of cake over with a birthday candle, just to embarrass the crap out of Sean, to put that little bastard in his place - but I decided against it.
I must admit, they do have exceptional sea urchin ceviche, and the lobster with caviar and peach ravioli is great.
Thanks Patrick
Dark sunglasses...Check
Sax Solo....Check
Ahh the 80's
Awesome tune, I want a new DRUG TOO. HUEY IS Great.
Great music ✅, the best of times ✅!!!
Faces ! Human Beings Having Fun ! No censorship ! :-) Ah, the good old days...
You like Huey Lewis and the News? Their early work was a little too new wave for my taste. But when Sports came out in '83, I think they really came into their own, commercially and artistically. The whole album has a clear, crisp sound, and a new sheen of consummate professionalism that really gives the songs a big boost. He's been compared to Elvis Costello, but I think Huey has a far more bitter, cynical sense of humor. In '87, Huey released this; Fore!, their most accomplished album. I think their undisputed masterpiece is "Hip To Be Square". A song so catchy, most people probably don't listen to the lyrics. But they should, because it's not just about the pleasures of conformity and the importance of trends. It's also a personal statement about the band itself.
@@Paul-bh5bf HEY PAUL
The music of Huey Lewis &crew is absolutely FABULOUS,MARVELOUS,EXHILIRATING!!!
Impressive, very nice. Let’s see Ray Parker Jr’s song
lolz
Ray who?
@@wahoo89 the guy who made the Ghostbusters song
Actuallyhe didnt write the ghost busters song because there both rip offs of a song from 1979 by a band called M. The song is Pop Muzic. Look it up
You’re right about that!!!!
I swear, the moment he puts his face in the sink filled with iced water was the defining moment of the 80s for me.
It is for alot of us. We were brainwashed with that visual thanks to ads for MTV on MTV by MTV. Insomnia
That was a lot of ice for two trays. Then again...this was the '80'$
Exactly
@@talypo e poi e' da vedere
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It was for me, too. I decided I was going to add this to my morning routine when I was a kid. I put a bunch of ice in my bathroom sink and filled it with water and, before I could even get my face in the water, my mom came around the corner, saw what I was doing, and started yelling at me for wasting ice and I started crying. It didn't go anything like I had envisioned.
God, I miss the 80's.
Architecture of 80s (like 50-70s) was really disgusting
Nobody cares
@@Owen-hg3cu exactly
@TheWisdomer the 80's was the superior decade
Because, like me, you were young. Just remember all the bad things about it too. In particular, how this was their only really good song.
Awesome sax and guitar solos! If listening to this song doesn't get you going, you might have passed away.
Amen!!!
Lol truth
Back in the 80s Huey and news were.the definition of COOL
It's 2020 and they still fit that status. Ha!
They are still COOL 2020!!! Love this song!!
He ain’t lyin
I believe that title belongs to ZZTop.
I think you mean The Clash.
Not only is this the greatest anti-drug song ever written, it’s also a personal statement about how the band has grown up, shucked off their bad-boy image and learned to become more adult. Hayes’ solo on it is incredible and the drum machine used, but not credited, gives not only “I Want a New Drug” but most of the album a more consistent backbeat than any of the previous albums - even though Bill Gibson is still a welcome presence.
Huh??
Um....
Its bad is bad which uses the drum machine due to disputes between Chrisylis records and Bill Gibson
Personally i believe that Bill Gibson is much better than the machine
Copies and pasted your so original lol
@@jaynun916 DonPeyote's comment here looks original to me; Patrick Bateman copied this word for word, only changing "this" to "it" without crediting DonPeyote.
@@shiroibasketshoes Yup, the Patrick Bateman account is a bot, this is the original comment.
Huey Lewis and The News -The official band of the Team of the 80s The San Francisco 49ers! Love the News and go 49ers!
Look like they might win it again this year 2024
This is my favorite song of theirs. Love the video as well. He was just too cool. The song itself is like a drug. It so upbeat. I sure do miss the 80’s.
Ma come suonavano questi!!Avevo 3 anni e impazzivo per huey,avevo gia il destino segnato..........
He was d coolest rock stars
Pop stars. A bit cooler than George Michael, no match for Phil Collins.
Brings Back Super Great Memories of Early 1984. Happy Care Free Times.
I was 32 when this song came out. I was living my best life. I worked in an art gallery, I had a sculpture studio and I was producing art. I was exhibiting my art in galleries, and selling my work too. I was wining cash award grants, which allowed me to buy a brand new 1985 Honda Elite 150cc, scooter. I drove it safely for 33 years, and traveled 14,000 miles on it. It is 2023, and I'm 70.
32? You must be like 80 now wtf
@@BryanX64 No,... only 70.
Jealous l was just a baby 😂
@@BryanX64it’s 2024 80 the new 60. 😂 get with it
Man I know we all have rose colored glasses from the past but these were fun times
SPORTS was an amazing sound drug! Have it on vinyl.
You could say that that's when they really came into their own
@@davincent98Hey Paul!
I’m the new drug
_"I ain't afraid of no drugs!"_
"because takin' drugs make you feel good"
@@generalkawasaki9485 🤦♂️ It's a joke because this was supposed to be the Ghostbusters Theme song. I ain't afraid of no ghosts 🤣
@@R3dRuM839 He replied perfectly with the Ghostbusters text "Bustin' makes me feel good" (second line after instrumental). Or a perfect coincidence... who knows
@@R3dRuM839 it wasn't supposed to be the theme song. The cords of this song were used for the Ghosbusters song.
It might be just me but this sounds absolutely nothing like Ghostbusters to me
They were one of the most underrated bands of the 80s excellent musicians
is difficult to be underrated when your band is the most known band in the planet with several number one hits
I think Huey Lewis is underrated, in Europe he didn't get the success he desserve. All the music I know from him is excellent. Great artist 🎉
As a teenager, I was watching this video on TV with my dad. He was a loud dresser and he loved the red suit. He decided to have one custom-made for $500. We buried him in it in 1992.
Sorry for your loss. At the same time though this made me smile. Your dad sounded like a brilliant man with an equally brilliant fashion sense!! He was buried in style
Your dad was a badass for doing that.
thats beautiful
Awesome.. He did his own thing!
Yea good times for sure ,excellent band ,huey, the best
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The 80s were special. Being a teenager during that decade was a magical experience.
Indeed. 80's= best music.
0:59 landscape has something magical, reminds me of Sundays mornings. Beautiful in a weird sense.
1:44 Jeez I really miss those 1980s sax and horn riffs.
Me too
Absolutely LOVE this song! Long live the 80's!
Agreed!!!
Reminds me of a bar I worked in the early 80's in San Antonio. And a girl..
September 1983, San Antone. Different girl, but maybe the same bar (Daddy's).
@@dr.johnvogel3430 Cyrano's/Roxannes
Nothing screams 80’s like the great Huey Lewis And The News.
Idk I think I can try scream out 80s but yeah you're right I'm a 90s kid so I think you're right lol
goddam right!
I loved the 80's & 90's.
Best time, good Time.
Maybe Paul Allen
'80s
I loved the 80's completely. Huey Lewis And The News was one of the best rock bands back then. I feel so uplifted just listening to it. Rock on Huey!
Blessed with a killer voice and skill to flaunt it.
I truly love this song. I listen to it all the time. This is my best song when you do it in the news thank you so much for all the love you put in your songs. I feel it.❤
One of the best songs ever!
When my son heard this when it first came out he thought it was I Want a new truck. Loved this album. A classic rock and roll.
Truck is good too.
This song seriously needs more likes.
Marc Nadeau I know Right!!!
Marc Nadeau Covid has burnt me out on weed,blow,pills,acid,shrooms. I need a new drug
I think part of the reason there are not more 'Likes' is because many just forget to click on it, like I almost did.
FOESHOW
This sounds like it about me
Guess what?! Its January 2025. Wow! Myhow time flies. I saw you guys out in Vegas back in early 90's. Awesome show!!
STill Enjoy Listening to Huey Lewis Music ❤
the most inoffensive rock and roll ever
Just wait until "social justice" comes for it ... especially the video with the girl "being just eye-candy instead of the dominating part" ... and Huey looking absolutely great. They WILL find a way to declare this to be offensive ...
No "representation" in it either, i.e. purely whiteys ... das racisss
@@Muck006 yeah, no i dont think anyone gives a fuck
@@Muck006 damn libtards
@@Muck006 you fuck up everything You touch don't you
Nothing like people pre-emoting fake outrage and then getting mad at that fake outrage, yet not a “libtard” in sight.
40 years later, and I'm still listening!
I can see how Ray Parker could write Ghostbusters in two days without realizing he subliminally got the melody from this song.
Absolute favorite Huey song!!
I hope Huey can be popular again during his lifetime. :( Really sucks how his music is forgotten and so many 20somethings like hip hop shit now.
Huey is the best!
Its not forgotten. And i bet 100 years from now his music will be remembered while that hip hop bubblegum trash wont..
Today's hip hop is of the same exact culture as 80's pop and Rock & Roll; as today and the 80's are a derivative of the 60's. Same ole, same ole. Huey Lewis Rocks ! ! !
+Patrick Curry just today is more violent, vulgar and a lot of drugs and alcohol are involved.
This is true.
I thoroughly enjoyed this song way more than I thought i would. Such a positive and upbeat energy with it! It's great!
I prefer Ghostbusters.
He was 34 in this video. It is amazing they were so successful in their 30s. Most record companies would throw you in the trash.
That's now. Back then, age wasn't a factor, talent was.
Love the opening guitar on this song.
Huey Lewis and the news were the shit!!!✊🏽
I love how he incorporates his band in the videos, and how funny and feel good they are. Miss the 80's (some of it;))
The 80s, still had the people around from the 50s, good balance
Thanks for music like this. I'm going through a really hard time right now, this is so uplifting.
I hear you "hard times",, just know that
The harder it is ,,. The greater the
Tomorrow we'll be, I say to you
Sad times go away ,and let the spirit of
Happiness soar to new heights 💫..
On this day, 40th years ago on January 3, 1984, after "Heart and Soul" in 1983, "I Want A New Drug" was released as the second single of the album, "Sports". It peaked at #6 in the US Billboard Hot 100 and later in 1984, "The Heart of Rock & Roll" and "If This Is It" debuted in that same year and also peaked at #6 in the Billboard Hot 100. Wow, I can't believe the album have 3 #6 singles of the US Billboard Hot 100 in 1984 which was surprising.
Saxophone riffs. Center of 80:s hits :-)
It's been 40 years since this song peaked at #6 on the US Billboard Hot 100 and stayed there for two weeks, even though it's not a drug song, it's a love song.
Awesome as usual. Met Huey in a “Meet and Greet” USAA Christmas Dance in San Antonio, Texas. Yes it was a “Christmas Dance”, Remember...you were there.. Lol
Great album.
I love this man ❤❤❤
Such great musicians and great lyrics. I wish he'd put out a new album. It would so revive the good ole days of rock n roll.
Sadly he went completely deaf and cant. Man what a soul shaker that is.
This is a handful of songs that reminds me of growing up as a kid in the 80s. Fun times and memories!
I served In 3 inf. Division,, remember when this song came out,loved it immediately,thank you,Huey,don't know if he knows Hueys was what we flew around in,Yeah.
What a FUN song!
had that same green shag carpet...same hangover & ice bath..that really works!...lol
The Drug.... Is life.
Yesssssss
I MISS THE 80'S!
Wow what fascinant role
Dude is ripped!
Ghostbusters!
RemoteAbductionArm are you saying this is a rip off or that ghost busters is
Ghostbusters is the ripoff
RemoteAbductionArm I know that I was confused of how you word it I wasn't sure which one you were saying was the rip off
Music videos from the early 80s to the mid 90s had so much charm. Nostalgia just floods back.
What a perfect song
That was simply a great pop song on all counts. They were a great band
Huey and the News gave us a great rock song. Well constructed and the lyrics are genius!
Both songs are awesome no matter what!
❤❤❤HAPPY ANNIVERSARY TO SPORTS❤❤❤
Huey Lewis is underappreciated. Great musician and actor.
The guitar rifts in this song is so tight
Always loved Huey Lewis and the News. And, yes, I want a new drug!!!!
Huey Lewis & The News are a pure rock & roll band. They sound fantastic in concert and are great guys as well. No lip syncing and no "autotune". They acapella as good as any of them, too.
The fashion of Huey lewis is time less
The red suit and chuck Taylor’s is a little too conservative for my taste
@@mrgehbak6713 dont really see where you get that from but ok
0:44 MOST 80S THING EVER
lol
A girl on a bike ? Oh, the leg warmers? Yah, you don't see pastel tights and leg warmers much any more...
also 1:29
Man that girl is fire
Every single thing from the 80s just out 80s the next.
Who you gonna call?―Pop muzik!!
Any Huey song is great while driving, turn up the volume real loud & you just may find people singing with you.... or they'll think you're just crazy. Let's go Huey!
Huey Lewis has great driving songs ! 👍⛽😎🎵🔊
Buona serata ragazzi... Oggi a Verona giornata magnifica... :D
Huey's music is so fucking catchy, i wish more people knew about it now. I was lucky to be born in the 80s but still
I got a news flash. People still know it
It’s been 40 years now. Did Huey Lewis ever find the perfect new drug?inquiring minds want to know & are still waiting 🤪
Yeah, it was the heart of rock n roll. Huey even said so "if this was it please let him know".
My first concert I ever saw 4th grade Nacogdoches texas