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New Wave Frontman On This Strangely Prophetic 80s Classic Predicting the FUTURE | Professor of Rock
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- Опубликовано: 15 ноя 2021
- CY Curnin, lead singer and songwriter behind 80s New Wave icons the Fixx, on the story of their biggest hit One thing Leads to Another. Cy wrote the song in 1983 but it fits our day in age. from the Fixx’s classic album “Reach the Beach”, One Thing went to #4 on Billboard Hot 100. Here Cy tells the story of this iconic song.
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Today we go behind an 80s classic from one of the pre eminent bands of New Wave. One Thing Leads to Another by the Fixx, their biggest Hit in America. It went to #4 in 1983. Held off the top spot by the duet between Kenny Rogers and Dolly Parton, Islands in the Stream. It went all the way to the top in Canada and was #2 on the US rock charts. it was the follow up single to their hit Saved By Zero both coming from the classic fantastic album Reach the Beach. I had the opportunity to sit down with lead singer and songwriter Cy Curnin and discuss a song that seems to be written for the time we live in now. Before we hear from Cy we want to thank our sponsor Zenni Eyewear, My new yet permanent brand. I love the quality and I can customize every pair, to fit my style. You can too Click on the link below to do the same. You’ll love them. Here’s Cy with the story
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Poll: What are some songs from the 70s and 80s that you loved as a kid, but now appreciate more due to understanding their complexity and meaning?
When I was 5 or so I would sing all the lyrics to 50 Ways To Leave Your Lover because the rhyming is so fun, my mom would laugh and laugh. Probably sometime in the 90s I listened to this again and was all wait what.....?
Bakers street
Comfortably numb!!!
"If You Could Read My Mind" - Gordon Lightfoot
......wow, whatta GOOOOD question, Prof.! ...I'm thinkin', I'm thinkin'.... (cont)
- Elton John - In Neon (1984): ...fabulous song about how children grow up thinking they can be a 'star' in Hollywood, but, get a harsh dose of reality, as Adults.....
- Supertramp - The Logical Song (1979): ...Young Boy goes to school to 'be a Man', but, comes out wondering what MAKES a 'Man'......
- Michael McDonald - I Can Let Go Now (1982): ...on the surface, it's about an ended relationship, but it's about letting go of past hatred towards a Family member, who's now passed...
- Cher- I Saw A Man And he Danced With His Wife (1974): Cher eyes a dude dancing with his Wife, who she wants...only for us to find out, she previously was in a relationship with him, that he now wants to re-kindle...
- Eurythmics -Savage (1987): ...Annie has a bad breakup, and tries to retain her dignity...but, has now become cynical, bitter, heartless & cold, because of it.....
- Donna Summer - Lucky (1979 "Bad Girls" LP track): Donna has a One Night stand, thinking that taking a chance, will find her TRUE LOVE....but, the dude splits, making it, ANOTHER one night stand....
- George Michael - Cowboys & Angels (1990 LP track): George has a fling with a chick, but feels himself falling for a dude....he's got to ease out of the relationship with HER, to get...with HIM....spoken, with VERY evasive lyrics....
- Pet Shop Boys -Being Boring (1990): ....G-y Man sees his friends passing away from 'the big disease with the little name', he reminisces about the Good Ol' Times they had, thru the decades......
- Boz Scaggs - Heart Of Mine (1988): ...Boz has a breakup, but he's speaking to his HEART, to let go, instead of telling the listener, how HE'S feeling.....
....MAN, this was hard! ...there's SO MANY!! ...ah, well, off the top of my head, for these ones! ..ha-HAA!!
I've said it for over 30 years and I'm still not wrong. The Fixx is the most underrated band from the 80s. My personal favorite song is Secret Separation, but pick yourself up a copy of their greatest hits and you can listen front to back and not be disappointed. So damn good.
The Fixx are not given enough love. Thanks for featuring this amazing song, Professor! 👍🏼
I've been a sound engineer for 34 years. I toured with the Fixx off and on for 12 of those years. They were great to work for. Great guys, like brothers to each other. Just a down to earth working band.
I saw The Fixx as the third act after Thompson Twins and Berlin opening for The Police on the Synchronicity tour at Hollywood Park in 1983. I saw them most recently at The Rose in Pasadena in 2018. The band is still very tight.
That’s one hell of a night!
WOW! Now that's cool.
Wow talk about one of the best 80s lineups and The Rose is actually a few blocks from our building n I walk by a few times a week for lunch
I saw them on the same Police tour up in Oakland, but instead of Berlin, we had Oingo Boingo, and (I believe) Madness. Great show. The Fixx were excellent as well!
OMG. THAT would have been a hell of a show...
When the wrong word goes in the right ear, is STILL a phrase I find myself using today. What a great lyric. 👍
Started thinking about the Fixx, so I played "Red Skies at Night", and now one of the most stubborn earworms of the 80's is stuck in my head, again...LOL....Thanks, Proff😉
That's what I thought of first as well.
I miss this band. They were awesome live!
@@seanswinton6242 Well, they are still playing live, as he stressed in this interview.
Always loved Cy's voice, one of my favorite singers from the 80's. The Fixx are an awesome band.
The Fixx is on the road right now! And there’s a great new song out called “Wake Up’ that you can find right here on RUclips and all the usual places, with a new album coming out next year. That means more touring then as well and I highly recommend seeing them live. Their performances are always tight, polished and large-venue-worthy, but in a more intimate space and making that closer connection, it’s extra magical.
So very true in every word you just said, my fellow Fixxy Chixx!!!! Hope to see you and Janet on this next tour.
Cy Curnin and the Fixx are an incredible band! Saw them about 15 years ago at the Coach House in Calif. and they were great. They just put out a new single (it's quite good) and a new album is coming. These guys have always been vastly underrated and are simply a great rock/new wave band!!!
Adam, I wonder what Cy Curnin has to say about, "Stand Or Fall". That classic is even more prescient in The 21st Century than it was in 1982, even though it hit the nail on the head, then.
Absolutely revelent for these times of uncertain and Crazy...least of all a bit scary politics. I posted the Stand or Fall lyrics over a US flag with a wilted rose after the 2016 elections on my FB page.
The Fixx have long been one of my very favorite bands. So much fun to sing Opinions in the car really loud. My lyric writing style is formed a lot by Cy Curnin's style. Great interview and thanks for pointing out that fear is the opposite of faith. That's what the world needs to hear especially now.
Thanks Dan. Are you in a band?
@@ProfessorofRock Been in bands since the 80s. Was recentl;y until drummer up and quit one without warning. Will find another soon .Never did find anyone really willing to put in the time it takes to make original mueic though but it is rural here so pickings are slim.
Fun fact - Opinions was the B-side for the single version of One Thing Leads to Another.
Saw them live last night in St Louis, what a GREAT show! Cy's vocals were just as powerful as ever, and the band as well. So impressed.
Very cool!
Saw them about 15 years ago and they were brilliant then as well. Would love to catch a show this year and I bought their new single which is certainly worth a listen. Great band that is vastly underrated!!
@@jasonsumner8482 Yeah, the new single is good.
The Fixx had so many great songs in the 80's. This song, along with "Are We Ourselves" are two of my favorites by them.
Cy is a class act, sharp as a tack and has aged quite gracefully. I was fortunate to see the Fixx play in 86 (@The Ritz NYC) and in 2005 (On LI @The Downtown). IMO The (Full) version of 'Secret Separation' will forever hold a special place in my heart.
In '91 my Navy ship pulled in to Fort Lauderdale and the Fixx was playing in a club promoting their album Ink. A bunch of us went and the band put on an incredible show. Live their guitar player really stands out. Such a great band.
I saw them 2 nights ago (11 November 2023) “live” in Clearwater, FL and they were fantastic! I was in my early 20’s in 1983 and I absolutely loved them but didn’t see many concerts in those days. I finally got my wish to see them in concert and they did not disappoint! ❤❤❤
Never got to see The Fixx during the peak of their popularity but have since seen them several times, including the Reach the Beach anniversary tour a few years back. They still sound great and put on one heck of a great show!
I'm a Cold war kid and have a long history with the Fixx. During covid I'm driving down arguably the busiest road in Tulsa Oklahoma at 4:00 in the afternoon on a Wednesday and the roads were empty and stand or fall came on the radio. I have told my kids many times don't do like we did.
The description made me think of *Land of Confusion* by Genesis.
These interviews keep getting better!!! Great job Adam, PoR!
I'm seconding that! Adam is a true pro.
"One Thing..." is the greatest one-chord song of all time. Love it. What a great band! Thanks, P.O.R.
I just saw the Fixx in Norfolk, Virginia tonight and ...they... blew... me.... away.
I've seen the Fixx over 20 times, easily. They have never disappointed. Amazing musicians, super tight and super professional and they rock hard as hell! Plus, they're really sweet, down to earth guys. If you haven't delved into their catalog, do yourself a favor and check them out. Their albums are hooky as hell, as well as funky and thought-provoking to boot. One of my absolute favorite bands!
So many great songs!
Saw them in Detroit last week. Their performance blew us all away and Cy was super cool in person to talk to. They seem to really appreciate seeing younger people at their shows.
One of my favorite concerts ever was The Fixx / A Flock of Seagulls at our local theme park. It was fun day of riding rides and having fun with three of my best friends. We all had season passes and went to all the best shows that year. AFOS was my favorite band and The Fixx was the best opener. Loved both bands.
Carowinds in NC? I worked on the stage crew at that time. I got an autographed album. I was a big fan.
@@hampyonce nope. Worlds of Fun in Kansas City. But those were good times, right?
The Fixx is still my favorite 80s new wave band. Had the good fortune to see them about 15 years ago, and they were amazing in concert. I was also fortunate to catch Cy's eye in a crowd where they were signing autographs. I threw my white shirt to Cy and he handed it all the way down the line. I got everyone's autograph, and they threw it back to me. That was classy, and I'll never forget it. Very cool band!
Great to see this band back. An underrated one for sure.
I am a super fan of the Fixx. Seen them more than 15 times over the years. Finally a good presentation. There is so much talent there with Jamie’s guitar work also.
One of my favorite bands... "Driven Out" strikes a cord of today like few other songs do... Lots of depth to their music for sure!
No kidding!! Like the line, "I,m cooking with microwaves to warm my food that's never seen the soil". Now they're trying to force this artificial meat crap on us! Cy understood this 30 years ago!!
Yep. Calm Animals is a masterpiece. I just love this band!
Calm Animals is probably my top Fixx album
My favorite all time band. Have seen them countless times and they never fail to deliver an excellent show. Just turned 60 and my two early 20’s sons went with me to see them live in November and loved them. Class gentlemen to their fans too.
The Fixx, to me, HAVE BEEN and ARE one of the greatest bands of multi-generations. And yet they somehow still don't get all the recognition and praise that they deserve. Shame on Spotify for not offering The Fixx's ENTIRE catalog of music. That's a disservice to the world, especially today. What a f--king GREAT and much needed band is The Fixx! It's literally A BLESSING that The Fixx are still together, still performing live, and still making great new music, as they always have. I encourage anyone who feels similarly about The Fixx to please be vocal about it in any way you feel comfortable. The world and the music industry simply can't afford to let insufficiently heralded bands like The Fixx to fade away any time soon. Peace. And thank you.
One Thing Leads To Another is one of my earliest memories of New Wave. I wasn't around in the eighties, but this music is my heart and soul. I love this song so much, and it was awesome to hear from Cy Curnin. Such an amazing band! :)
Cool interview. This man start off spittin' straight FACTS about the political system, I like his style.
He nailed it.
Every side of politics says that about the political system. Why do you think people holding political office for 40 years say if you would just vote for them (for the umphteen time) they will "fight" against the "evil" opposition? Its not a fact, but a truism that even those who are part of the system agree with - in the hope you will believe they aren't one of them.
One of the best New Wave bands (though I never thought of them as New Wave). Criminally underrated. Their amazing debut album is shockingly out of print and unavailable for streaming. More of the Fixx please.
How stupid is it that you can't get the first album online! Calm Animals is also out of print!
I was able to order Shuttered Room directly off their website. You might want to check there.
This song is definitely a instant classic.
One thing leads to another use to just pop in my head when something happens in my life and I would catch myself singing it and I still do it to this day..
Thanks Professor 👓 🎩 you definitely will have this song stuck in my head for the rest of my day 😂🤘
Love it! I catch myself doing the same thing some days.
I've seen The Fixx four times in the last few years. A truly under-appreciated band. They never stopped putting out solid albums and they still put on a great live show.
Excellent interview. One Thing Leads To a another has been one of my favorite songs since it was brand new to radio all this years ago. I love how a lot of the music I have enjoyed since I was a kid has deeper meaning and relevance than what my parents ever thought.
Love this interview. Love the FIXX. Great job!! Shutterd room was great.
Great interview with an outstanding frontman in Cy Curnin. The Fixx were a very good, underrated band. Thanks, Adam. “Deception with tact”. Brilliant.
Nice one! I was close-I was going to guess Stand or Fall, which is my favorite of theirs!
Great song and also prophetic.
I have seen the FIXX three times over 30 years. They still sound great live. I would travel up to an hour to see them EVERY TIME they played. I just found out Cy calls my town home?! What? If they're still gigging I need to be on a list. I'd help them promote their shows.
I have seen the Fixx so many times I have actually lost count. I fell in love with the Fixx from the second I heard Red Skies. Their lyrics were so profound and are timeless. My favorite band and forever a Fixxture. Just saw them in Milwaukee and Minneapolis last week. HIGHLY RECOMMEND seeing the Fixx!!!
Love The FIXX since the 1st time I heard Stand or Fall on MTV. Been my favorite band since not long after that and they're still pumping out some of the best NEW music today. Their latest album Every Five Seconds, which features all the original artists in the band, is absolutely fantastic. If you get a chance to see them live, don't miss it! They tour often and in great intimate venues. You might even get a chance to chat with some of the band mates after a show and they are all super cool to talk to 😎 Thanks for the great interview, Professor!
Awsome! Class of 1985 here.
I was an MTV kid and loved that song after seeing it so much on MTV. I went out and borrowed the cassette from my local library to hear the whole Reach the Beach album.
Great interview Adam! The people you interview all seem to really appreciate your knowledge of their art. Well done sir!
OMG Cy literally predicts the future! In the 1986 song "Built for the Future", he literally sings about "Desert Storm". He predicted that war years before it happened! He's a prophet.
Ink, 1991, was politically aware too. That album came out at a very critical time for me. Iraq invaded Kuwait literally hours after my dad died.
So true. Don't forget "Driven Out" also from Calm Animals!!
I freaking loved this song. Saved by zero was another good one. To me they just had a tinge of new wave but I basically thought of them as just a rock n roll band with that 80's flavor.
Red Sky Tonight was another of my Fixx favorites.
My personal fave is Saved By Zero ..
Was lucky to see The Fixx at Variety Playhouse in Atlanta about....what, 20 years ago? Love you guys!
Love this band!! Saw them live a bunch in the 80's. They were so much fun!
This was the first album I bought with my own money, and The Fixx was the first concert I ever went to back in the 80s. Love this band! Still making great music!
My brother introduced me to the Fixx around 1983. I’ve been listening to them ever since. In 1986, we drove to see them in Alpine Valley, Wisconsin for their Walkabout tour. They were the opening act for the opening act (Moody Blues) for The Beach Boys. I remember being so ticked that nobody was paying attention to the Fixx. We left before The Beach Boys even came on and got harassed by a couple of people for not sticking around for the main event. 😂
Yeah I know the feeling. Got strange looks leaving a concert after Steve Winwood played; was opening for some band I did not care to hear. Steve Winwood should open for NO ONE.
Prophetically timeless! Thank you for an amazing look back that updates us to the Present as well as into the Future - truth for the long haul!
Right on!
Saw the Fixx several times and got to meet Cy. He's a great performer and a great guy!
I absolutely love your channel. You bring music back to me that I have not heard in years and bring back the memories of that time. I love the stories about you and your father's interactions with the music. I can't get enough of your content. GOOD JOB!!!
Absolutely one of the best ever bands. Remember taking a regular (off-duty miitary -- was a great place to just 'hang', especially around spring break) stroll on the beach in Daytona back in '89. Thought, "Cool! -- Live music!" Stopped in my tracks about 50 paces later -- it was that engaging! Listened for awhile and thought to myself, "Wow a FIXX cover band!" (PA speakers were apparently horrible back then, or just used to headphones, idk) Stunned to later find out that was really them! And lucky enough to catch them at a proper concert some 25 years later at the other corner of the US in Portland OR. Thank you, FIXX! =]
One of my favourite bands. Have been seeing them live since the 80’s. Also they are the nicest guys.
More Fixx professor! Such an amazing group who deserves so much more attention to their work.
I remember seeing videos by the Fixx when I was in high school. I have been hooked ever since.
Great video. I had the pleasure of being the Fixx's monitor engineer for their 2018 tour. Great guys. Hi Cy!
Saw the Fixx open for the Moody Blues in 86/87 at the Indianapolis Sports Center (clay courts) from the 3rd row. Reportedly Jaimie West Orem's first child was being born as they played. THE moment of the evening for ME was when Justin Hayward stepped forward as he played the opening to "Story in Your Eyes". Magical evening RIP Graeme Edge
Nice one, professor! One of my absolute favorite bands. I would argue they fall more in line with post-modern pop rather than new wave. Timeless rather than trendy. No one else like them.
Red Skies, Stand or Fall, Secret Separation, Are We Ourselves?, Driven Out, Saved by Zero, Deeper and Deeper (my favorite!) and so much more!
I saw the Fixx on a double bill with the Moody Blues( Fixx was main act!!) in the 80's. Good show!!
The Fixx was a favorite band back in High School and College. I played my “Reach the Beach album practically til I wore it out. My favorite song of theirs is Red Skies at Night from an earlier album. Never have seen them live but I would love to, for sure.
Great song, loved The Fixx! Great interview. Couldn't get to the tv fast enough when their songs came on MTV, even though I'd seen them a gazillion times before. Their songs are on my "Alt" play list.
These guys are on tour right now. Definitely worth seeing! Great interview, Professor! 😘
Rock on!
I have an autographed Fixx album. I worked the stage crew on one of their shows on their "Phantoms" US tour. Great show! Great band.
Saw The Fixx open for The Police, Orange Bowl in Miami. GREAT live band. Can’t wait to see them live again.
Awesome! Keep the interviews coming.
We will!
Blessed to have grown up in the 80s what an amazing time with music videos they were so special! It was an art and so diverse you could grow your music understanding and passion it touched you so deep in so many ways . would stay up all night on weekends watching them ! The Fixx solidified the movement the trend the message there was a story behind it all in each video then. The Fixx had that sound that no other had it opened a third eye to the times to your own deep thinking. I still listen to this day and feel a lot of that again. One of my top 5 bands ever!
Great episode. Hope to see the Fixx again, live in sunny Florida!
I was too young in 1983 but would love to see them! Saved by Zero was one of my favorite songs, and this one!
They put on a great show in Milwaukee last week! Singing and band sounded fantastic. Songs still hold up today.
My dad got me into The Fixx by playing the tapes in the car when I was young. I really love their songs Red Skies and Stand or Fall
Love the Fixx!!!
Hope you enjoy it!
The fixx are one of my all time favorite bands it all began in 1986 when I got their walkabout album and it made me an instant fan and then I got reach the beach wow isn't Cy curnin such an underrated vocalist
I agree. He's a great singer. and frontman.
Probably the best front man I have ever seen. I really can not think of anyone else that is even comparable.
@@jeannethelen3604that's what made the fixx so unique was Cy's vocal performances he made you really pay attention to what he's singing about especially on songs like stand or fall, outside, the fool and more
Love the Fixx. Favorite band for many years. Seen them a few times. Tell the band hey.
We’re on to them!
The Fixx was on heavy rotation in my dad’s car when I was a little kid
I was never a fan of "One Thing.." was more of a fan of "Stand or Fall", "Secret Separation", and "How much is enough?" Loved this episode and this channel. What an honor you must have to interview some of my favorite artists from that decade. Saw the B52's interview with Cindy and that was awesome. Great content!
I've seen this band at least six times, including at their very peak in the early '80's. Love their sound. I always thought the song "Reach The Beach" was underrated; a great tune!
So fortunate I saw them 3 times. I had to drive out of state or upstate. We didn't have a big enough venue except 2 Division I university coliseum or stadiums and we were usually an in-between gig if at all. Great band!
Great interview! I had wanted to see The Fixx for a very long time and finally got my chance when they played the Arcada in St. Charles, IL Saturday night. Small venue, great sound, and the band was completely on point. The crowd loved when they played this song, Are We Ourselves, and Stand or Fall, but my personal favorite was Red Skies. So good. Cy's vocals were fantastic and most songs sounded album-perfect. I highly recommend seeing them live.
Keep up the good work. Really enjoying your interviews.
Man, one of my favorite songs ever. Thank you so much for your wonderful content.
Nice one! I’ve seen The Fixx quite a few times and they never disappoint! Top band with the tunes to match!
Love The Fixx and their music. Cy is one of those greats that could take his anti political stance in such a meaningful way without "hugging trees" or yelling in your face. A poet...if you will....able to put what's going on in a style of sing-along music and lyrics to capture you but not aggressive to dismay you 💗🕊️
Love this song! As mentioned, I never really paid attention to the words. Now I’m going to have to listen to it again with different ears. Thanks for another great show!
Thanks for listening
One song i loved by The Fixx when i was a kid was Are We Ourselves?, I still ove that song alot.
Back when I was 18, and had just graduated from high school (1983), and had just bought my first car (a Mustang), I used to drive, at least once every week, to a remote Roller Skating Rink. This rink had a hardwood floor and an overhead (centered) disco ball. I hated disco (which, thankfully, was never played at this particular rink), but I LOVED when the owner of the rink would TURN OFF ALL THE LIGHTS, and turn on ONLY a single tiny spotlight, which would be pointed at the rotating disco ball. In the dark, you could skate FREESTYLE, at Top Speed, while a song like _One Thing Leads To Another_ would be playing (...blasting out of 4 speakers; placed in each of the 4 corners of the skating rink.)
I have yet to watch a single one of these, and not learn something new. The depth of knowledge is unreal.
I’ve always loved The Fixx. I met them at a show in the early 90s.
I remember seein THE FIXX live in concert here in Tijuana, B.C. Mexico, He-Man blond long hair, eheh, i bought the event t-shirt . . now a days i still sing their songs at kareoke bars . . LIKE !
I remember seeing a big billboard on the side of Tower records on Ventura boulevard of the Reach The Beach album cover. I was 12. Crazy how time flys. I was a big fan of Sparks back then. Be Cool if you did it episode on them.
Great song ! Could be retitled One Jab Leads to Another in 2021........
Great band, great producer, great album. This is a band I discovered as Rupert Hine produced an album by one of my favourite bands (Saga), then this one, so gave it a listen. Loved the interview, man, good job.
Love this band! And Red Skies, original and the later re-elease is still a significant and amazing song!
So many great tunes that spark too many memories
I saw them at the Hollywood Park Race Track Sep 06, 1983 The Police, The Fixx, Berlin and Thompson Twins. I turned 21 11 months earlier that year. I spent a very long time in a beer line and missed the Fixx and others. One thing I do remember the song Synchronicity was bringing the house down it was awesome. I still have the Police Synchronicity arm less t-shirt. It was a thing back then. I even had an arm less zip-up hoodie lol. Loved the 80's, I had the Reach the beach cassette. I really enjoy your channel.
Was there ... Great show!
I think my favorite Fixx deep cuts are "Outside" and "Facing The Wind".
I saw The Fixx /Moody Blues at UNO in New Orleans, mid-80s. I was really into them at the time. They were great.