Me! This takes me back to 1983 and a fortnight of spending all my time on the waltzers at a travelling fair as this was played every night. A time when I was a carefree teenager, enjoying life and living in the moment. I’d give anything to go back to that time.
How many "hits" did he have? I like him for what he was. He was here for 5 minutes. He wasn´t exactly the Rolling Stones was he?...and what has he done for the last 30 years?
Sixteen Candles soundtrack was Rad. This sounds kinda Tears for Fears. I was so lucky to to turn 21 in 82. What a decade! Best music, no cell phones, hot chicks everywhere. It was so righteous.
You’re very lucky I do wish I was in my 20’s or 30’s back in the early eighties, 24 in 2023 it’s nonsense social media, smartphones, new junk music, weird ass clothing styles, ugly non lasting modern vehicles these days are not good
People who never knew the 80,s you missed out on so many things like the music, family being close and loving, such simple times when we had very little but now it’s all gone , I could cry at what we have lost in the world……..
I think you are probably right. I liked Haircut 100 but didn't follow them or Nick nearly enough. Like the Pale Fountains I only discovered a couple of weeks ago! I love modern bands but these still sound great.
Well, I hope you like the song. Do you know how old your neighbor is? I was tiny when this came out so I only came to like it as an adult, because of 16 Candles (of course)
@@2edged955 me too. Just watched it on Netflix and it brought back memories of this song. I was so obsessed w this song in the 80s. I remember going to record store to buy the single and guy that worked there had never heard of this song before. I frowned. I miss the 80s
Saw him perform this live a few weeks ago in Basingstoke, it was fantastic, and we had a great chat afterwards, what a lovely genuine guy he is and his music is superb.
Shaun Pierce we saw him last night in B’ham. My wife talked me into it...... he was fantastic... incredible ... took me back to my youth too! Remembered the song not the vid..thank you for posting. Oh crap , I’m getting old😲😊
@@Wolvesfan-oz6yh no problem, I'm actually in touch with him every so often on Twitter, he's such a laugh, and if you follow him on Instagram he does regular live broadcasts too.
I was watching Sixteen Candles a couple of years ago. My mom had died recently, I was newly married, and had just had a fight with a friend, the weather was turning gray and cold, so I was really feeling down and overwhelmed. Although I had seen the movie many times, this song suddenly stood out to me and is one of my favorites now.
Will always associate this with the movie "Sixteen Candles". (Probably because it never charted on the US Hot 100. It did go #20 on the US Adult Contemporary chart, and reached #13 in the UK). I think the song is timeless.
I love everything about this song and it's video. It encapsulates 1983 for me. I was only ten. A much easier time before 'life' started to set in for real. 1983.. Damn, it seems like such a long time ago.. But then, I suppose it was. Thanks for this, Nick.
I AGREE, BUT I WAS 18 THEN AND I AM OF THE SAME OPINION ABOUT THE 1970S....THEY WERE FANTASTIC...NO SHOOTING IN SCHOOLS AND FEMALES WERE MORE FEMININE, NOT FEMINISTIC.... TAKE CARE..FROM CANADA
Thanks Nick I have loved this song so much it hurts. It's just beautiful I can literally listen to it on loop. I worked in Chelsea Girl when this was out and we used to play it on the music system in shop and all over the shop us girls used to all sing the hello hello I hope you're feeling fine across shop to each other I am so glad I was at the right age in the 80s for Thursday and Friday and Saturday round town and nightclubs it was a brilliant eara sadly missed but we have are memories and songs thanks Nick for being one of mine xx
This was a greatly underrated early 80s Nick Heyward song that received little attention in the United States. I remember listening it a few times on the local rock stations. But its time was short and disappeared as quick. Whistle Down the Wind evokes bittersweet memories in me, especially in the spring of 1983. I had graduated from college the previous May 1982 and was still in deep emotional doldrums. College had become my home away from home and I couldn't emotionally adjust to the fact that I would not be returning to my beloved college campus for another college school year. It was all over. Four years went by far too quickly. Whistle Down the Wind always brings me back to the sad time of spring 1983, listening to it on the radio as I drove through downtown, reflecting once again that I was not back on my beloved college campus. It was just as well. It was already mid-late March 1983 and that school year was coming to an end in just two months. Had I been a five-year student at my former college, I would now be looking at leaving permanently anyway. I was finally able to break free of my emotional doldrums by enlisting in the military and leaving home, starting a new, exciting chapter in my life that took my mind off my recent college past.
I just stumbled across this song a few days ago after a 2 year breakup, and ive been hooked on this song ever since. The melody is hauntingly beautiful.
Look up 'The Day It Rained Forever' I love the kettle drums sounding like crashing ocean waves! Listen to it lying down in the dark and let the sound wash over you.
@@RubyTwilite The Day It Rained Forever is a BEAUTIFUL song -You can tell Nick Heyward has been hurt alot -His songs about love and heartbreak really resonate with people-He really writes music from his soul and his heart
Nick Heyward’s music never gets old and that is a sign of a very talented musician ! I was listening to Favourite Shirts today and it still sounds fresh and exciting........ and Nick has to be the cutest guy ever !
God only if you could go back. I be there in a flash and leave all this behind. Life was so simple and easy back then. I feel today’s world is lost in tech. Love this song and the music back then. People was more together then. We all become strangers now.
i was playing this tune and my 16 year old daughter said ' dad please turn that crap off'half an hour later my daughter was singing and this tune, funny that she likes crap music lol
Sounds like the teenager I was. Got tired of My dad always playing The Beatles, but they are one of my favorites now. But he likes older Beatles and I like their later music.
im 20 years old lol , they just dont make decent music nowadays. I showed my dad this song today and its just a matter of time before hes hooked on this song too lol
Oh, my..heard this and the AIDS crisis came soon after in the 80’s/90’s.. This breaks my heart. Do you remember this? ❤ I know there was a stigma with Covid, but can you imagine then? Haircut is a great song, yeah, thank you Nick!
Wonderful days during school with this song in eastern NC... leaving town and moving, I had tuned in WQDR Raleigh, they were playing this song and it was the last song I heard before they faded out. When I returned to the area later, WQDR had changed formats. Life was more complicated and QDR was gone...
For those who don't know, there's another version of this video--it's very similar to this, but it mostly shows Nick sitting in a rocking chair and singing (intercut with occasional outdoor footage of him walking around, just like in this video). Was on YT for a while, but I think it's been deleted.
I must admit when Nick Heyward first appeared with the band Haircut 100, I did rather like them. I found them somewhat refreshing when they (amongst a world of continuous synthesized music that was cluttering the charts) burst out into the music scene. Don't get me wrong, I did like some of the synth-pop songs that were out but there seem to be nothing but synthesized music in the charts, with the exception of the a few. Haircut 100's music was just what the good old doctor ordered, cleverly composed and written by frontman Nick Heyward, "Favourite Shirts (Boy Meets Girl)", "Love Plus One" and "Nobody's Fool" were all balanced nicely with catchy hooks, guitar riffs and impeccable musicianship, a subtle blending of rhythmic pop songs and jazz fusion. Their debut album Pelican West is a niffy little album with no sign of it containing a bad song or fillers and what now with a remastered edition release, you can find delight in the enjoyment of bonus tracks consisting of extended versions of their released tracks, I re-brought a copy of the album myself and it certainly did bring back those memorable days of the early 80's. It was such a shame that Nick decided to leave after the first album, but struggling with stress and depression after a year of constant work and pressure, he was burnt out, which finally led to his dismissal. In 1983 Heyward remerged as a solo artist and a debut single, which was originally meant to be the 100's next release "Whistle Down The Wind" which gave Heyward his first smash hit as a solo musician. The song differed to his earlier releases, it showed signs of maturity, a laid back feel with beautiful written lines and an instrumentation that flowed structurally and well patterned chords. I was just mesmerized by how lovely this song was that I brought the single instantly upon release. With a gorgeous video to match, you just cannot go wrong with "Whistle Down The Wind".
This song is absolutely beautiful. This song touches my soul every time I hear it. Nick, you've written a lot of songs that are part of the soundtrack of my life.
.... ever had an experience so great, so fantastic, that it was better than medicine yet exactly what the doctor ordered? That's me this week, having this beautiful song on repeat most days 🥰 Thank you for this JEWEL of a song and music video, #NickHeyward 💜 I sincerely needed it in 2023 💙💙💙
I was 21 when this came out, there was a heavy spiritual presence in the world at the time, lots of hope and heavy wave of positive vibes. I don't feel that presence in current times, but I do get snippets sometimes when I watch music videos like this.
One of my handful of most beautiful songs I've ever heard and love. Buffalo Springfield's Expecting to Fly, Lord Huron's Your Other Life and some Moody Blues are my heaven.😊😊
Just found this online, since the song title has always made me wonder what it meant. "The phrase “whistle down the wind” means to abandon or leave someone or something". Interesting, because I had never heard of this phrase until I heard this song. Love this song! Especially the, "Hello, hello, hope you're feeling fine", lyrics. I can listen to that part on repeat and never get tired of it lol!!
Did anyone else have this on a home made compilation C-60 tape - recorded from an original vinyl album borrowed from a pal who could afford to buy records?
![Haircut 100 And Nick Heyward Promoting Tour And Album On This Morning [01.03.2023]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/vZ93qFeI6Xs/mqdefault.jpg)
time machine...any last takers??...... would go back in a heartbeat!! Anyone with me??!!
God yeah! I was happy then Not a f---in care in the world mate :)
I’m in.
Me! This takes me back to 1983 and a fortnight of spending all my time on the waltzers at a travelling fair as this was played every night. A time when I was a carefree teenager, enjoying life and living in the moment. I’d give anything to go back to that time.
Memories.. Life was so different ❤.. Gr8 song too
@@booooo666 agree, brother
I’d go back to the 80’s in a heartbeat
Me too mate, what a time!
I think we all would go i would and stay forever
get me a tardis ha
be in the now and retain the knowledge of the 80's as well as all of the great music after. Laughing Stock by Talk Talk did not come out until '91
@@emac3080 yes bud please let us all go back nice thought
Hands down one of the best songwriters from the 80s. His solo work is amazingly fantastic as well.
Don’t know why this guy wasn’t given more credit as a songwriter. His songs are top classics!
Conspiracy and the PC Brigade. They had something to do with it. Watch 'em. they're behind everything!
How many "hits" did he have? I like him for what he was. He was here for 5 minutes. He wasn´t exactly the Rolling Stones was he?...and what has he done for the last 30 years?
I guess you never listened to the album this is from. North of A Miracle is an undiscovered gem. @thomasandersen6719
Best voice and songwriting.
Sixteen Candles soundtrack was Rad. This sounds kinda Tears for Fears. I was so lucky to to turn 21 in 82. What a decade! Best music, no cell phones, hot chicks everywhere. It was so righteous.
You’re very lucky I do wish I was in my 20’s or 30’s back in the early eighties, 24 in 2023 it’s nonsense social media, smartphones, new junk music, weird ass clothing styles, ugly non lasting modern vehicles these days are not good
And not half the worry like now 😮
This pre-dates TFF by a couple of years, I believe. At any rate, Nick was lead vocalist for Haircut 100 before he went solo.
I turned 21 in 1982 too. Loved Nick Heyward and Haircut 100.
People who never knew the 80,s you missed out on so many things like the music, family being close and loving, such simple times when we had very little but now it’s all gone , I could cry at what we have lost in the world……..
This album is an underrated gem of the 80s
I think you are probably right. I liked Haircut 100 but didn't follow them or Nick nearly enough. Like the Pale Fountains I only discovered a couple of weeks ago! I love modern bands but these still sound great.
My neighbour brought me here. During quarantine he’s been singing this song very loudly and so I googled the lyrics and here I am 🤷🏽♂️.
Well, I hope you like the song. Do you know how old your neighbor is? I was tiny when this came out so I only came to like it as an adult, because of 16 Candles (of course)
@@midtownkitten483 cheesy movie...but what a soundtrack!
i dont blame your neighbour lol ive been playing this non stop once i found it a few days ago
Cool neighbor!
Cool neighbor!👌😎👍
This brings back so many memories. Memories of young love, good friends and all the innocence of youth x
after hearing this... my tears began to drop on my face.... those were the days when life is so simple.... wow... love this song..
man up you jesse
Well said Alex. Those were great days back then. I lost a great girl and this brings her back.
Yes your right , Best days growing up
Yes you are so right, great times we had, The best,
chris. p bacon haha
Considering this song is 38 years old, how great does it sound, Brilliant by nick, love it!!
Fell in love with this guy in 1981. Still love him today.
and me! don't tell my wife! Shhh secret.
@@tiggersmith7393 😂👉😳
Me too
Sixteen Candles brought me here. I've seen the movie 100 times but never looked the song up until today. ❤️It!
CanadiAnnie Great movie. Great tune.
Same!
@@2edged955 me too. Just watched it on Netflix and it brought back memories of this song. I was so obsessed w this song in the 80s. I remember going to record store to buy the single and guy that worked there had never heard of this song before. I frowned. I miss the 80s
@@ED80s ahh.. The lengths we'll go to in order to find "that song!"
Saw him perform this live a few weeks ago in Basingstoke, it was fantastic, and we had a great chat afterwards, what a lovely genuine guy he is and his music is superb.
Shaun Pierce we saw him last night in B’ham. My wife talked me into it......
he was fantastic... incredible ... took me back to my youth too!
Remembered the song not the vid..thank you for posting.
Oh crap , I’m getting old😲😊
@@Wolvesfan-oz6yh no problem, I'm actually in touch with him every so often on Twitter, he's such a laugh, and if you follow him on Instagram he does regular live broadcasts too.
@@Wolvesfan-oz6yh He is a doll
@@shaunpierce4174 He is a doll
I miss so much the 80s and the great music..
I was watching Sixteen Candles a couple of years ago. My mom had died recently, I was newly married, and had just had a fight with a friend, the weather was turning gray and cold, so I was really feeling down and overwhelmed. Although I had seen the movie many times, this song suddenly stood out to me and is one of my favorites now.
Im.so sorry about your mom dear🙏
@@karia1248 Thank you
Always loved this song. A winter song.
Yesssssss
Will always associate this with the movie "Sixteen Candles". (Probably because it never charted on the US Hot 100. It did go #20 on the US Adult Contemporary chart, and reached #13 in the UK). I think the song is timeless.
For my lovely, late Bear of a man!! How I miss you, Paul!!!
Still such a gorgeous song. Thank you, Nick.❤️
I love everything about this song and it's video. It encapsulates 1983 for me. I was only ten. A much easier time before 'life' started to set in for real. 1983.. Damn, it seems like such a long time ago.. But then, I suppose it was.
Thanks for this, Nick.
I AGREE, BUT I WAS 18 THEN AND I AM OF THE SAME OPINION ABOUT THE 1970S....THEY WERE FANTASTIC...NO SHOOTING IN SCHOOLS AND FEMALES WERE MORE FEMININE, NOT FEMINISTIC....
TAKE CARE..FROM CANADA
I never understood how this didn't make No 1. Great song, something you won't hear from modern "artists".
My favourite year, I was 17
Yes I hear you! I was 12 I'm glad I grew up in this era. It sucks now!
Yeah~ So true!!!!!!!
Thanks Nick I have loved this song so much it hurts. It's just beautiful I can literally listen to it on loop. I worked in Chelsea Girl when this was out and we used to play it on the music system in shop and all over the shop us girls used to all sing the hello hello I hope you're feeling fine across shop to each other I am so glad I was at the right age in the 80s for Thursday and Friday and Saturday round town and nightclubs it was a brilliant eara sadly missed but we have are memories and songs thanks Nick for being one of mine xx
What a voice so smooth and beautiful.
Yes, it still holds up. What a beautiful melancholic song this still is.
Pino on the fretless bass 👌👌
I’m a big fan of Nick Heyward! Great songwriting and music! North of a Miracle is a masterpiece! Timeless!
What a great voice and song writer. Puts all today's xfactor crap to shame.
Sixteen Candles ♡
Man the 80s where the best time for music and new wave! Please take me back!
Beautiful song.
Its the song that keeps on giving! Just when you think you've heard the chorus, the chorus kicks in!!
This was a greatly underrated early 80s Nick Heyward song that received little attention in the United States. I remember listening it a few times on the local rock stations. But its time was short and disappeared as quick.
Whistle Down the Wind evokes bittersweet memories in me, especially in the spring of 1983. I had graduated from college the previous May 1982 and was still in deep emotional doldrums. College had become my home away from home and I couldn't emotionally adjust to the fact that I would not be returning to my beloved college campus for another college school year. It was all over. Four years went by far too quickly. Whistle Down the Wind always brings me back to the sad time of spring 1983, listening to it on the radio as I drove through downtown, reflecting once again that I was not back on my beloved college campus. It was just as well. It was already mid-late March 1983 and that school year was coming to an end in just two months. Had I been a five-year student at my former college, I would now be looking at leaving permanently anyway. I was finally able to break free of my emotional doldrums by enlisting in the military and leaving home, starting a new, exciting chapter in my life that took my mind off my recent college past.
Pino Paladino had a very good day at the office on this one 👍🏻
I just stumbled across this song a few days ago after a 2 year breakup, and ive been hooked on this song ever since. The melody is hauntingly beautiful.
Look up 'The Day It Rained Forever' I love the kettle drums sounding like crashing ocean waves! Listen to it lying down in the dark and let the sound wash over you.
@@RubyTwilite thank you ! I tried it and it was a nice experience
@@RubyTwilite The Day It Rained Forever is a BEAUTIFUL song -You can tell Nick Heyward has been hurt alot -His songs about love and heartbreak really resonate with people-He really writes music from his soul and his heart
Wow 1983. This is as good as that time gets 👏
A very talented writer! I always loved his songs.
This record stood out from the average hits of the era. It holds up well today.
16🕯🕯🕯's brought me here
#Nostalgic 80's
#SixteenCandles🕯🤎🕯
Great Era
This was a great song Nick, and still great in 2021.
Nick Heyward’s music never gets old and that is a sign of a very talented musician ! I was listening to Favourite Shirts today and it still sounds fresh and exciting........ and Nick has to be the cutest guy ever !
God only if you could go back. I be there in a flash and leave all this behind. Life was so simple and easy back then. I feel today’s world is lost in tech. Love this song and the music back then. People was more together then. We all become strangers now.
I always thought Nick had a wonderful voice, even when I first heard him with Hairct100. This song is proof at how good his voice was.
A talented songwriter and performer. Loved the crafted lyrics and melodies in his songs.
The best of days, the 80's, nothing has come close. Stunning music, i miss it .
Fantastica voce... brano favoloso...purtroppo di questi capolavori non ce n'e' piu' l'ombra in circolazione... 👍💕
Vero. Anche commedie come "Sixteen candles" non ne fanno più...
Gorgeous song. Such a nostalgic feeling.
Such a pretty song ❤
He's SO adorable!
Had a big crush on Nick x
North Of A Miracle, one of my favorite albums ever.
Without a doubt, this is one of my favourite songs of all time. It's a very lush sounding song with a great melody. A pop masterpiece.
Also has a great arrangement. That chorus after that bridge, and the outdo... genius!
i was playing this tune and my 16 year old daughter said ' dad please turn that crap off'half an hour later my daughter was singing and this tune, funny that she likes crap music lol
Sounds like the teenager I was. Got tired of My dad always playing The Beatles, but they are one of my favorites now. But he likes older Beatles and I like their later music.
im 20 years old lol , they just dont make decent music nowadays. I showed my dad this song today and its just a matter of time before hes hooked on this song too lol
In all fairness you should now start liking Nicki Minaj! 😉
Oh my gosh Nick! I love this song (it was in the Sixteen Candles ). x
i love how this song builds up to a fantastic end... brilliant times the early 1980's
Wonderful melody. A masterpiece.
Makes me feel young a d hopeful again, .…..
Good effort heyward fair play mate don't write this man off
Pino on bass 👍👌
Oh, my..heard this and the AIDS crisis came soon after in the 80’s/90’s.. This breaks my heart. Do you remember this? ❤ I know there was a stigma with Covid, but can you imagine then?
Haircut is a great song, yeah, thank you Nick!
Wonderful days during school with this song in eastern NC... leaving town and moving, I had tuned in WQDR Raleigh, they were playing this song and it was the last song I heard before they faded out. When I returned to the area later, WQDR had changed formats. Life was more complicated and QDR was gone...
For those who don't know, there's another version of this video--it's very similar to this, but it mostly shows Nick sitting in a rocking chair and singing (intercut with occasional outdoor footage of him walking around, just like in this video). Was on YT for a while, but I think it's been deleted.
The 80's ARE THE BEST!!!!!
I agree 👌
Me too .
I would go back to the 1980s in a heartbeat if only it were possible!
I must admit when Nick Heyward first appeared with the band Haircut 100, I did rather like them. I found them somewhat refreshing when they (amongst a world of continuous synthesized music that was cluttering the charts) burst out into the music scene. Don't get me wrong, I did like some of the synth-pop songs that were out but there seem to be nothing but synthesized music in the charts, with the exception of the a few. Haircut 100's music was just what the good old doctor ordered, cleverly composed and written by frontman Nick Heyward, "Favourite Shirts (Boy Meets Girl)", "Love Plus One" and "Nobody's Fool" were all balanced nicely with catchy hooks, guitar riffs and impeccable musicianship, a subtle blending of rhythmic pop songs and jazz fusion. Their debut album Pelican West is a niffy little album with no sign of it containing a bad song or fillers and what now with a remastered edition release, you can find delight in the enjoyment of bonus tracks consisting of extended versions of their released tracks, I re-brought a copy of the album myself and it certainly did bring back those memorable days of the early 80's. It was such a shame that Nick decided to leave after the first album, but struggling with stress and depression after a year of constant work and pressure, he was burnt out, which finally led to his dismissal. In 1983 Heyward remerged as a solo artist and a debut single, which was originally meant to be the 100's next release "Whistle Down The Wind" which gave Heyward his first smash hit as a solo musician. The song differed to his earlier releases, it showed signs of maturity, a laid back feel with beautiful written lines and an instrumentation that flowed structurally and well patterned chords. I was just mesmerized by how lovely this song was that I brought the single instantly upon release. With a gorgeous video to match, you just cannot go wrong with "Whistle Down The Wind".
Another Great song from Nick.....the memories.....to be so young again....
This song is absolutely beautiful. This song touches my soul every time I hear it. Nick, you've written a lot of songs that are part of the soundtrack of my life.
Nice understated bass by Pino.
CLASSIC OF STATION RADIO DOBLENUEVE, LIMA-PERU, 1984
Hanging up in telephone boxes..(thing of the past)..❤
This so brilliant..
Hope you're feeling fine!! Well I am after listening to this track!!
We love you heywood!!!!!!xxxxx
To me his best song, Thank you for this beautiful song Nick Heyward
one of the greatest songs ever written
.... ever had an experience so great, so fantastic, that it was better than medicine yet exactly what the doctor ordered? That's me this week, having this beautiful song on repeat most days 🥰 Thank you for this JEWEL of a song and music video, #NickHeyward 💜 I sincerely needed it in 2023 💙💙💙
I have a friend and she was in love with him back then.
What a wonderful time. If I could choose to stay in a moment of time this would be where you will find me.
Great song from a great album.
ah brilliant, this takes me back. hasnt aged any. unlike me. was 14/15 when this was out. good times x
🇬🇧 Nick Heyward Ex Haircut100 British New Wave European band Collection Single Hits Greatest 🇬🇧
I remember this song very well brings back so many happy memories. Haircut 100 .Nick was very talented guy hopefully he is doing well
A guilty pleasure brought me here.... And google nicking all my tracks on my playlist 😳
Count me in brother
Bought this on vinyl when it came out and still playing it, timeless still loving it cheers Nick
50p from Woolworths 🤓👍
great song appears in one of the best John Hughes films 'Sixteen Candles' with molly Ringwald and a young John cusack
I remember skiing in the interior of British Columbia with this song running through my head in 1983-84.
Great to see those images of the early 80's, such as telephone booths with proper phones instead of defibrillators........isn't it!!!!!!!
Just a brilliant pop song. Great underated voice. Nick had exceptional talent.
I was 21 when this came out, there was a heavy spiritual presence in the world at the time, lots of hope and heavy wave of positive vibes. I don't feel that presence in current times, but I do get snippets sometimes when I watch music videos like this.
What a great great singer songwriter
I love you Nick Heyward
Well deserved top 20 hit in 1983 along with the hit album:North of a Miracle
What a Beautiful Song! Nick Heyward was Fantastic!!
i love this and blue hat for a blue day should have been way bigger hits underrated as a singer songwriter.
One of my handful of most beautiful songs I've ever heard and love. Buffalo Springfield's Expecting to Fly, Lord Huron's Your Other Life and some Moody Blues are my heaven.😊😊
Just found this online, since the song title has always made me wonder what it meant. "The phrase “whistle down the wind” means to abandon or leave someone or something". Interesting, because I had never heard of this phrase until I heard this song. Love this song! Especially the, "Hello, hello, hope you're feeling fine", lyrics. I can listen to that part on repeat and never get tired of it lol!!
Listen to the other great songs by Haircut 100. Start by listening to, Love Plus One!
Did anyone else have this on a home made compilation C-60 tape - recorded from an original vinyl album borrowed from a pal who could afford to buy records?
凄く懐かしい😊
ニックの笑顔が可愛くて好きだった😊
ヘアカット100もよく聴いてた ｡
brilliant tune
One of my all time favourite songs, such a talent. Glad to see (and hear) he's still making wonderful music!
id go back to the 80s in a heart beat too, a decade where we had hopes and smiles
What an album North of a miracle is. Still available...
Just want to say thank you Nick
Loved this song since 1983, but hadn't seen this evocative video until now, great snowy backdrop! :)
Glencoe, Scotland :)