I wish I was in my 20s in the 80s. I’m 29 now and my dad is 53, this is one of his fav songs. He told me it was the golden era, the best of all. Wish there was a time machine ! 😅😢
ReMarc Teesmom. Yes we did. 70s was good but I was a little kid 80s was right on time. To those that made the comment how they thought that group sang that song you not alone I may have thought that also
I turned 21 in the early 1980s. Graduated from college. Finished my army ROTC, and received my officers' commission. Got sent to my first training base as an army officer. Things looked so bright i needed shades. The possibilities were endless and a new horizon just opened up. Met the love of my life, but it wasnt meant to be. Had some very bad years, some very poor years. But now I'm 62, retired as a prosecuting attorney, with every day trying to out do yesterday's laziness. The 1980s were good. I had fun. I shed tears. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, in the words of Dickens. And this song took me back for 4 minutes.
Besides the glorious music, I was raising 2 fun girls, and teaching. The music made my day. I would listen and sing to it in my day to school and back home . The best days!
Yes... Haven't thought of this since the 80s I had even stoney Jackson's name I remember this movie from ,83/84 maybe it was 85. Was my favorite at the time I knew RUclips would have it. Thanks to whoever posted it
Who sang I Can Dream About You in the movie Streets of Fire? I Can Dream About You - Wikipedia The Sorels The song first appeared in Streets of Fire, where it was performed by the fictional group The Sorels. The real voice behind the version used in the film was Winston Ford, but Hartman's version was the one used on the soundtrack album and released as a single.
One of the best soundtrack of my life in the 80s. This video was greatly choreographed, well performed and the best tribute given to Mr. Dan Hartman, who sang this great song. A touch of the 80s and of Motown. Kudos to these guys!!! The 80s is still the best!!!❤
Who sang I Can Dream About You in the movie Streets of Fire? I Can Dream About You - Wikipedia The Sorels The song first appeared in Streets of Fire, where it was performed by the fictional group The Sorels. The real voice behind the version used in the film was Winston Ford, but Hartman's version was the one used on the soundtrack album and released as a single.
This reminds me of when we first got cable tv and my mom put me to private school. This video was always on when I was getting ready for school. It brings back nice childhood memories indeed.
we are so lucky to be a part of history when grate music was being born. I used to cash my pay check and buy concert tickets to whatever band was playing that month. I had no bills except for gas in my car..... I think now of all the concerts I've been to, nothing's better than live music
Except its not Dan Hartman singing this particular version. Winston Ford sang it here and Hartman released it on a single with Hartman's vocals which in a way kept Ford from getting a potentially big break, even though Hartman wrote the song.
I remember this playing on the radio in the 80’s, my mom said she liked the song and it always stuck with me, it’s so 80’s. A great time for music in my opinion.
I think everyone has a song from their childhood that reminds them of their mum, I remember my mum in the kitchen singing along to songs on the radio, some of my earliest memories
This is my favorite song of all time. It is always top of my Playlist! So glad I finally found our the name of this group. I new they weren't the actual singers...just performed in the movie. But they r absolutely awesome! Would rather see this version everytime. So talented.....and I love that front kick step they do!
This is the official video clip for the streets of fire from 1984. The actor stoney jackson plays the role of a musical group but he is by no means the interpreter of the song it is Dan Hartman the author and composer of the title "I Can Dream About You". Dan Hartman died on March 22, 1994.
@@The1066BMJ Actually, I know there is another vocalist who sang the version in the movie. I also believe that is the version that is used in this music video. Dan Hartman recorded his version and also made a video for it. It's his version that became the radio hit.
@@curtismichael4703 Winston Ford is credited as the vocalist in the movie credit. Dan Hartman wrote it and produced by Jimmy Iovine and Dan Hartman. I am watching the credits now.
Who sang I Can Dream About You in the movie Streets of Fire? I Can Dream About You - Wikipedia The Sorels The song first appeared in Streets of Fire, where it was performed by the fictional group The Sorels. The real voice behind the version used in the film was Winston Ford, but Hartman's version was the one used on the soundtrack album and released as a single.
This song is my "go to" whenever I need a lift, automatically puts me in a good mood! Saw "Streets of Fire" in 1984 and have been totally in love with the film and the soundtrack ever since
I can’t thank you enough for this song! You know, today, I pray for that awesomeness of being off on summer days with hopes and dreams and goals filling our hearts. In Jesus name amen 🙏 God I’ve missed that. 😊
I used to listen to this song (with my big speakers ) over, and over and dance around my apartment. Life was just beginning. Now I think of that saying, " youth is wasted on the young" So many choices and dreams taken for granted because wisdom and experience come with time.
I think this has got to be one of my most favorite rock videos. The choreography was marvelous, and it's obvious they were having a great time making the video. So much better than Dan Hartman on his own video for the song.
No Dan Hartman, no song. This "rock video" was a scene from the movie. The lead singer in this scene was lip-synching the song dung by some guy from a local Radio Shack.
Such memories when I woke up with this song on my mind this morning. In my dream was hearing " I can't dream without you" so I'm corrected. Perhaps the memory of my now deceased wife spurs such positive recall of this song and how wholesome it is. This ensemble's rendition is so vibrant and positive..
I wish i was a teen in the 80s. I was born in 86 but these videos are amazing and my parents did great with introducing me to music from the 70s and 80s
My innocent mind... when I was a kid and I heard this for the first time I thought they were saying I can read about you... lol this song brings back awesome memories that I wish I could visit for a week 😢
Quem disse que não existe maquina do tempo??? Impossível não viajar nas memórias dessa época maravilhosa. Só quem viveu é que sabe do que tô falando😢😢😢👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Ótimo filme!
This is truely amazing. I so want to be part of the audience back when this was recorded. Should have been this the best day in my life…it would probably be, but I will never know. History has gone by. Thanks guys (and Dan for writing this song).
Stoney Jackson kills this performance! Between this and Eddie and the cruisers, which is Michael Pare’ coincidentally, there isn’t any other music that is more credited to the fake band over the real band! Nostalgia at its finest!
They knew how to do lip-syncing in the 80s. If you didn't know any better you'd swear this guy was actually singing the song. Same with Eddie and the Cruisers--the voice matched the character perfectly.
Without doubt one of my favorite music videos of the era. Upbeat music and vocals and a great visual performance by the fictional group the "The Sorels".
Brings back so many memories remember watching the movie with my best friend when we were 14yr old kids im 50 now would give anything to sit and watch it with him again but sadly he's no longer with us he took his own life a few years back so heres to you Arty 💔 god bless you we had some great times will miss you always i know I can't see you but as the songs says I can dream about you old friend Joe
psst. This isn't Dan Hartman singing. Yes its his song and he wrote it. And Yes he did his own version. But this version of the song is sung by Winston Ford. The men on screen are the Sorels from the movie this song is from. If you go listen to the "official" Dan Hartman video, it sounds SLIGHTLY different. Very similar but there are subtle differences.
This song and video wants to make me dance so bad, I´m so blessed to be generation X, love the 80´s. The young people now don't know how much they are missing on, seriously!!
Hace mas de 30 años que vi esta agrupación por primera vez un sabado por la tarde en casa de unos amigos, cuando era una niña, y quedé impactada con este grupo, esta cancion es hermosa, la musica, el estilo, el ritmo como bailan. Y jamas la volvi a escuchar hasta el presente, este es un sueño cumplido, porque despues de escucharla, nunca supe como se llamaba la agrupación, y nunca mas la escuché porque vivia en Santo domingo y no sabia inglés, pero me quedé con el ritmo en mi mente, y hoy me propuse buscarla en you Tube en la musica de los 80, hasta que lo logré en este momento, y estoy super feliz de volver a escucharla, Waooo y ahora que vivo en a new York y aprendí inglés ahora puedo disfrutarla y cantarla Gracias por subir esta hermosa cancion, me siento como una niña de 15, Happy, Happy ahora la voy a repetir miles de veces hasta memorisarla, no exagero es que es mi cancion favorita numero uno de los años 80, mil gracias por subirla un LIKE👍👂 bien grande para ti👍 amor. Dios te bendiga siempre 😃🌏🎊👍como me hubiera gustado verlos cantar en Vivo y conocerlos, pero no se nada de esta agrupación si continúan en la musica ojalá y estén todos bien, aunque ya esten mayores. Que Dios los continúe bendiciendo grandemente AMÉN, los Amo🇩🇴
Qe bueno, yo esta cancion la conosco desde 1994 tenia 13 años y era por ver este video al principio pense qe era de este grupo, y despues supe qe era de dan hartman al ver qe eran habian dos versiones de csntantes y videos, y si es bonita cancion y qe bueno disfrutala y mantente a salva en NY, y como te pusistes la meta de buscarla como fue? Una pena qe ya fallecio dan hartman RIP
Este grupo en realidad nunca existió. Sólo eran actores que hacían la mímica. La canción la compuso Dan Hartman y la cantó él miemo para la banda de sonido y su propio álbum, aunque la versión que aparece en la película la canta Winston Ford.
One of the first songs I danced to with my then girlfriend in 84 😊❤️ Takes me straight back to the club holding her as she looked into my eyes. God I hate being old lol
Great movie and what a great edit. I wish it would have been Hartman on the screen singing his own song, but can not deny that Stoney Jackson's performance as the lead singer is phenomenal. The other three performers are Grand L. Bush, Mykelti Williamson and Robert Townsend. They improvised many of the dance moves
This is one of those songs I can listen to over and over again! Turn it up! Gosh I miss the Temptations and the Four Tops and all of the dancing steps. Dang, no wonder I loved Michael Jackson, too. Sigh. . .
What memories this song brings to mind, I heard it today on Set/2/2020, on CBS FM NYC, and I went right ahead to look for it here on youtube, and believe it or not it was the first time ever I get to see and know who was the real singer if this song, which I could swear I thought it was an african american singer? But no I was wrong it was a white guy, who I learned, he passed away back in 1994! But the memories it brings me of a little boy around 8 or 9 years old I was growing up in Brazil in my city of Rio de Janeiro, and this song would play non stop in many radios when it came out back in 1984!, I remember my Dad driving me and my siblings to the beaches of Rio and this song playing on the radio, what good times it was back then!
I just love to listen to this song. When I met my first love, we listened to this song many many times, beginning of the 80's. Today, I listen to it and think about my love who has past 5 years ago and makes me remember all the good times we had. He is missed very much. xx
como no emocionarte con estas canciones. El performance, la letra, el ritmo, todo es de un nivel altísimo de calidad. Melodías que JAMÁS pasarán de moda, ha sonado en cada década y seguirá así por siempre.
Who sang I Can Dream About You in the movie Streets of Fire? I Can Dream About You - Wikipedia The Sorels The song first appeared in Streets of Fire, where it was performed by the fictional group The Sorels. The real voice behind the version used in the film was Winston Ford, but Hartman's version was the one used on the soundtrack album and released as a single.
The saddest part of this movie and song is that somewhere someone is dreaming of writing and singing this song and has not and cannot. Imagine that. Suffering is a serious condition no matter what it is for. Check for purity, I promise it will be worth curing.
This brings back some really good memories. Also, I've finally come to understand what "youth is wasted on the young" means. So much time and energy, yet we think it'll last forever. I'd like to change the song to "I can dream about where I'd be now" LOL...
Yes streets of fire all filmed in the day in an aircraft hanger obviously a big one all made to look like it was night time michael parre staring role dan hartman singing dream about you brill film love the track love the bands dancing
I hope Dan knows we are still loving his song almost 40 years later.
He's in heaven.
@@aquilagalli8964 I'm aware that he's dead.
@@aquilagalli8964
Angels told him 😄😄😄😄
@@aquilagalli8964 your right he died in between 94 or 95
Still lovin' Streets on fire, still dancing to this perfect 80s tune and forever!
What a blessing it was to be alive in the 80’s
Yes it was! Unforgetable!
These kids now days don’t have a Clue what it was to live!
I wish I was in my 20s in the 80s. I’m 29 now and my dad is 53, this is one of his fav songs. He told me it was the golden era, the best of all. Wish there was a time machine ! 😅😢
The Best music and memories 😍
AMEN!!!💯🤙🤜🤛
Once you lived the 80s you stay there forever. ❤
Correct.
That is so true👍🏼. This coming from an 80's baby.❤
nope.....
the 50s/60s no contest...period
I´m still there. The best music.
FACTS
How can this not be the greatest music video ever. The timing , lip syncing, choreography, dancing,passion all 10/10!!!
Morris day and the Time from the 1980's were the coolest of their day.
@@luatala8008This song hit harder with the performance of this fictional group🤙🏾🤙🏾
I miss the 80's...just an awesome time to be alive!!! We had too much fun...
I was thinking exactly the same thing! the 80's were amazing in so very many ways.
ReMarc Teesmom. Yes we did. 70s was good but I was a little kid 80s was right on time. To those that made the comment how they thought that group sang that song you not alone I may have thought that also
Amen to that, because the 80s is and will ever be best decade to be alive
SvT I’m just glad I’m not only one to say that, because experiencing the 80s was greatest thing to feel
SvT thank you
As a 70 yr old looking back the 80s decade produced some damn fine music.
The best music !
I turned 21 in the early 1980s. Graduated from college. Finished my army ROTC, and received my officers' commission. Got sent to my first training base as an army officer. Things looked so bright i needed shades. The possibilities were endless and a new horizon just opened up. Met the love of my life, but it wasnt meant to be. Had some very bad years, some very poor years.
But now I'm 62, retired as a prosecuting attorney, with every day trying to out do yesterday's laziness. The 1980s were good. I had fun. I shed tears. It was the best of times, it was the worst of times, in the words of Dickens. And this song took me back for 4 minutes.
give something to somebody or something
This performance is nostalgically amazing The man can moonwalk!!!
I'm just waiting for someone to remake this dress as MJ in a suite and do the moon walk
look up the first person to do the moon walk
@@omikredarhcs8221 MJ version of moonwalk was influenced by SHALAMAR's choreographer but it has been around since the late 50's
His rap is a disgrace, but he can dance. Did I mention before that he can dance?
Fun Fact: Stoney Jackson who did the moonwalk was one of the dancers in MIchael’s Beat It video
Man this song is soooo damn great. 84 seemed like a fun ass year. Wish i was an adult back then
I'm an 80's baby and I have played this song over a thousand times and still love it!
Ooooh yAh b b❤️🔥✨✨dulcesueno✨✨
My dad would playback his VHS to this part over and over. I showed him this video and blew his mind. 🤯😂
Would this be a good song for a wedding? LOL
@@AmirKhan-yv8jm Oh yeah this would be a good song at a wedding
Is this from a movie?
@@learntonganwithandrew the video is from streets of fire, great movie with more amazing soundtracks!
@@learntonganwithandrew great movie. We rented it and kept it for a week
When you think how f........d up the world has become. When you think back to the 80s my god was that the best 10 years that some of us had❤
Besides the glorious music, I was raising 2 fun girls, and teaching. The music made my day. I would listen and sing to it in my day to school and back home . The best days!
Sure was!!❤😂❤😂❤😂❤😂❤
Lived in san francisco. had 2 kids. still love the music to this day. the 80s were the best.
Id be glad to go back anytime
We had so much fun
Our teachers gave us opportunities to grow
This jam will remain a classic. What a performance by Stoney
It's Dan Hartman's biggest hit single considering that the movie is now a cult classic
The late Winston Ford did this movie scene’s vocals that Stoney Jackson (The Sorels) is lip syncing.
One of my absolute favorite songs ever!
Thank you Miss Pamela. 52 year old straight black male. I still crank it.
The movie was Awesome too, Do you live here in New Zealand??
Agree Pamela.... love it.....
mime too
One of the greatest fake bands ever -- Stoney Jackson, Robert Townsend, Mykelti Williamson and Grand L. Bush -- amazing!!
@the prophet me too
Marvin Holman I was a young girl and thought the same thing. But the choreography was on point even to this day.
Anything Grand L. Bush does is awesome!
“We’re the Shirelles.”
Yes... Haven't thought of this since the 80s I had even stoney Jackson's name I remember this movie from ,83/84 maybe it was 85. Was my favorite at the time I knew RUclips would have it. Thanks to whoever posted it
Great song and Stoney Jackson absolutely killed this scene! I really don’t think anyone could have done it better.
Who sang I Can Dream About You in the movie Streets of Fire?
I Can Dream About You - Wikipedia
The Sorels
The song first appeared in Streets of Fire, where it was performed by the fictional group The Sorels. The real voice behind the version used in the film was Winston Ford, but Hartman's version was the one used on the soundtrack album and released as a single.
One of the greatest love songs ever .....bring a tear to my eye when ever I hear it .
One of the best soundtrack of my life in the 80s. This video was greatly choreographed, well performed and the best tribute given to Mr. Dan Hartman, who sang this great song. A touch of the 80s and of Motown. Kudos to these guys!!! The 80s is still the best!!!❤
Who sang I Can Dream About You in the movie Streets of Fire?
I Can Dream About You - Wikipedia
The Sorels
The song first appeared in Streets of Fire, where it was performed by the fictional group The Sorels. The real voice behind the version used in the film was Winston Ford, but Hartman's version was the one used on the soundtrack album and released as a single.
The 80s was the last years of True American Sense of Freedom
Do include freedom in my Europe.
Can’t agree more
And most of us loved the US
This gives me such a good feeling,. A great song and p, whether it’s lip synced or not, these guys give an outstanding performance
Robert Townsend!!!! THAT'S why I always made a connection between this video and The Five Heartbeats!
Mello Dope you just saved me a lot of time!
Roberts Townsend was Tyler Perry before there was a Tyler Perry kids LoL 😂
so did i i was watching 5 heartbeats and was thinking when is i can dream about you gonna play
Can someone explain to me what the hell is goin on? What movie is this from?.. I actually thought this a song by some brothas.
@@coreyanderson5563 It is from the movie called Streets of Fire.
This reminds me of when we first got cable tv and my mom put me to private school. This video was always on when I was getting ready for school. It brings back nice childhood memories indeed.
12-11-21 back here again..just will never get enough of this song and this Iconic performance...
The 80's, graduated high school in 1982, what a great time for music
Same here! Class of 82! The BEST music, and such a great time to be alive! I miss those days.
I was born in 1982 man the 80's were the best time to be alive, I miss the 80's so much.❤❤❤❤❤😊😊😊💃💃💃💃💯
we are so lucky to be a part of history when grate music was being born. I used to cash my pay check and buy concert tickets to whatever band was playing that month. I had no bills except for gas in my car..... I think now of all the concerts I've been to, nothing's better than live music
Good days ❤
So I think you heard "Adult Education" from Hall & Oates. Soo good times. 80's Forever...
Gawd I miss the 80's! It was such a great time to be alive, and such great music!
Love Dan Hartman. Such a great vocalist. Rest in paradise Dan. 🎶 🕊
Except its not Dan Hartman singing this particular version. Winston Ford sang it here and Hartman released it on a single with Hartman's vocals which in a way kept Ford from getting a potentially big break, even though Hartman wrote the song.
@@loganmining4738 It was mainly for the show in the Streets of Fire movie I believe
I was 13 when this came out. It still makes my heart sing
Probably one of the. Most underated movies ever made along with fear and loathing been watching this movie for about 30 years energy never gets old
This one of the greatest movies ever Michael Pare as Cody was awesome especially when they all cocked those rifles.Totally Awesome kick ass scene
I remember this playing on the radio in the 80’s, my mom said she liked the song and it always stuck with me, it’s so 80’s. A great time for music in my opinion.
I think everyone has a song from their childhood that reminds them of their mum, I remember my mum in the kitchen singing along to songs on the radio, some of my earliest memories
This was my movie
Great movie. Great era (class of 84), and great tribute to the beginnings of Rock and Roll, without which it all would have been meaningless.
Stoney nailed that moonwalk...
Bad ass time machine. Takes me back to the 3rd grade. How I miss the 80s.
OMG! Stoney Jackson, Robert Townsend, Grand L. Bush and Mykelti Williams. Incredible!
This is my favorite song of all time. It is always top of my Playlist! So glad I finally found our the name of this group. I new they weren't the actual singers...just performed in the movie. But they r absolutely awesome! Would rather see this version everytime. So talented.....and I love that front kick step they do!
This is the official video clip for the streets of fire from 1984.
The actor stoney jackson plays the role of a musical group but he is by no means the interpreter of the song it is Dan Hartman the author and composer of the title "I Can Dream About You".
Dan Hartman died on March 22, 1994.
Dan Hartman . wrote it & is singing it.
@@The1066BMJ Actually, I know there is another vocalist who sang the version in the movie. I also believe that is the version that is used in this music video. Dan Hartman recorded his version and also made a video for it. It's his version that became the radio hit.
@@curtismichael4703 Winston Ford is credited as the vocalist in the movie credit. Dan Hartman wrote it and produced by Jimmy Iovine and Dan Hartman. I am watching the credits now.
@@curtismichael4703 this was Dan Hartman's biggest hit single
Who sang I Can Dream About You in the movie Streets of Fire?
I Can Dream About You - Wikipedia
The Sorels
The song first appeared in Streets of Fire, where it was performed by the fictional group The Sorels. The real voice behind the version used in the film was Winston Ford, but Hartman's version was the one used on the soundtrack album and released as a single.
This song is my "go to" whenever I need a lift, automatically puts me in a good mood! Saw "Streets of Fire" in 1984 and have been totally in love with the film and the soundtrack ever since
Streets Of Fire remains one of my favorite movies of all time!
hearing this song as a kid and still listening to it at 48 years old,,,,,just amazing, quality is just quality🥰
This was my “On my way, see you soon!” soundtrack, when heading home on leave.
Still loving it 30 years on. Great sounds……
40 years for me.....
This is from one of the best films I ever saw as a 12 year old over 30 years ago, Streets of Fire, Michael Paré was one of the coolest dudes around!
I dont care if it was fake yes or no these guys did very very well!!!!!!!!! I love it and u cant get music like this anymore
No doubt the 80’s will be the era of fine music 👍👍
Easily one of the coolest things I've ever seen.
I can’t thank you enough for this song! You know, today, I pray for that awesomeness of being off on summer days with hopes and dreams and goals filling our hearts. In Jesus name amen 🙏 God I’ve missed that. 😊
I used to listen to this song (with my big speakers ) over, and over and dance around my apartment. Life was just beginning. Now I think of that saying, " youth is wasted on the young" So many choices and dreams taken for granted because wisdom and experience come with time.
@@jackiescorpio6359 Do it again and dance and sing. 🎤 I understand but feel good again 😊
One of my favorite movies and soundtracks 💜
what movie and soundtrack was this song from?
Streets on fire.
These guys got swag, love the dance moves, so much energy and joy.
Great Song!
Yessir
Definitely a great song and one of the best of this movie.🎶
This is a very entertaining version, prefer this to Dan's version. Love how much fun they had while performing this one.
Since the 80's this is one of my favorite song and dance choreography! I loved watching this all over again!
MTV was the hottest channel and video music came alive. I'm grateful to be born in the 60s so I was there when real music was being made.
Me too. I'm from 1968
❤❤❤❤
MTV was until it became “Let’s encourage teen pregnancy “
I think this has got to be one of my most favorite rock videos. The choreography was marvelous, and it's obvious they were having a great time making the video. So much better than Dan Hartman on his own video for the song.
No Dan Hartman, no song. This "rock video" was a scene from the movie. The lead singer in this scene was lip-synching the song dung by some guy from a local Radio Shack.
You obviously have no idea of how much rehearsing goes into making dance videos.
@adcolt54 Dan Harrman got owned on his own song then. These vocals are much better than the original version.
@@Bevo_Baker Totally. I mean, even though they're both Dan Hartman you're totally right--vocals are way better on this one.
@@yadda333 I'm pretty sure these vocals were Winston Ford, who covered the song in the film.
Such memories when I woke up with this song on my mind this morning. In my dream was hearing " I can't dream without you" so I'm corrected. Perhaps the memory of my now deceased wife spurs such positive recall of this song and how wholesome it is. This ensemble's rendition is so vibrant and positive..
I miss the 80s so much. Great movies and great music, seems like a long time ago.
I wish i was a teen in the 80s. I was born in 86 but these videos are amazing and my parents did great with introducing me to music from the 70s and 80s
This video actually pushed the song up the charts. Great dancing and miming.
Love the contrast between Dan Hartman and The Sorels.
Brings back memories of my childhood this song 🎵 streets of fire was a great movie back then too
I was yesterday years old when I recognized the guys in the background. I loooove this video. I love their energy.
My innocent mind... when I was a kid and I heard this for the first time I thought they were saying I can read about you... lol this song brings back awesome memories that I wish I could visit for a week 😢
ms coco sooo right u r and yes u r a diva
2 FUNNY! 😀😀😀😀😀😀
When did u finally clean your ears out? Smh.
Paul Kelly I was just a little girl.. geesh 🙄
60 panhead ❤️❤️❤️
I used to go dancing on the weekends. I had a blast I'll never forget!!!!
I was born in 1970 so when the 80s came along I was just at the right age to appreciate tunes like this such an amazing decade ❤❤❤😎😁
I was born in 70 as well. I have said many times over recent years there is no other era I would have rather been a teenager than the 80s.
Still listening in 2021 during a pandemic and it hits on a whole level!!!!
Amen to this!! 💯👌👍🤘
Rediscovering my favorite song during the pandemic
👍👍👍👍👍
Would this be a good wedding song? LOL
@@AmirKhan-yv8jm Daaaaamn tootin it most certainly would be!! Great suggestion as well, I may jus use it at mine 👌💯🤘😈
Love love this song Dan Hartman had a very Soulful voice rest in peace great talent.
Quem disse que não existe maquina do tempo??? Impossível não viajar nas memórias dessa época maravilhosa. Só quem viveu é que sabe do que tô falando😢😢😢👏👏👏👏👏👏👏Ótimo filme!
This is truely amazing. I so want to be part of the audience back when this was recorded.
Should have been this the best day in my life…it would probably be, but I will never know. History has gone by. Thanks guys (and Dan for writing this song).
This the best clip for this song.
Stoney Jackson kills this performance! Between this and Eddie and the cruisers, which is Michael Pare’ coincidentally, there isn’t any other music that is more credited to the fake band over the real band! Nostalgia at its finest!
The Monkees were a "fake" band that racked up several hits.
@@leniebabe44 the Monkees weren't fake. They were created. The 4 members sang all the vocals and on the later tracks played the instruments.
They knew how to do lip-syncing in the 80s. If you didn't know any better you'd swear this guy was actually singing the song. Same with Eddie and the Cruisers--the voice matched the character perfectly.
To me it sounds so Motown!
It's hard to believe it was not.
Great song from a great movie!
By far one of my favorite 80s songs. It still rocks to this day. Lyrics are just so cool: "I can dream about you, if I can't hold you tonight!" Wow!
Without doubt one of my favorite music videos of the era. Upbeat music and vocals and a great visual performance by the fictional group the "The Sorels".
Brings back so many memories remember watching the movie with my best friend when we were 14yr old kids im 50 now would give anything to sit and watch it with him again but sadly he's no longer with us he took his own life a few years back so heres to you Arty 💔 god bless you we had some great times will miss you always i know I can't see you but as the songs says I can dream about you old friend
Joe
psst. This isn't Dan Hartman singing. Yes its his song and he wrote it. And Yes he did his own version. But this version of the song is sung by Winston Ford. The men on screen are the Sorels from the movie this song is from. If you go listen to the "official" Dan Hartman video, it sounds SLIGHTLY different. Very similar but there are subtle differences.
This song and video wants to make me dance so bad, I´m so blessed to be generation X, love the 80´s. The young people now don't know how much they are missing on, seriously!!
Reg on my music rotation. Everything about this vid is what music should be. Good song, vid, cast. So glad I grew up in the 8o's.
Hace mas de 30 años que vi esta agrupación por primera vez un sabado por la tarde en casa de unos amigos, cuando era una niña, y quedé impactada con este grupo, esta cancion es hermosa, la musica, el estilo, el ritmo como bailan. Y jamas la volvi a escuchar hasta el presente, este es un sueño cumplido, porque despues de escucharla, nunca supe como se llamaba la agrupación, y nunca mas la escuché porque vivia en Santo domingo y no sabia inglés, pero me quedé con el ritmo en mi mente, y hoy me propuse buscarla en you Tube en la musica de los 80, hasta que lo logré en este momento, y estoy super feliz de volver a escucharla, Waooo y ahora que vivo en a new York y aprendí inglés ahora puedo disfrutarla y cantarla Gracias por subir esta hermosa cancion, me siento como una niña de 15, Happy, Happy ahora la voy a repetir miles de veces hasta memorisarla, no exagero es que es mi cancion favorita numero uno de los años 80, mil gracias por subirla un LIKE👍👂 bien grande para ti👍 amor. Dios te bendiga siempre 😃🌏🎊👍como me hubiera gustado verlos cantar en Vivo y conocerlos, pero no se nada de esta agrupación si continúan en la musica ojalá y estén todos bien, aunque ya esten mayores. Que Dios los continúe bendiciendo grandemente AMÉN, los Amo🇩🇴
Hola! Comparto tu sentir. Cuando somos nenes nuestra memoria guarda nuestros gustos por algo..bellisima cancion sin duda.
Qe bueno, yo esta cancion la conosco desde 1994 tenia 13 años y era por ver este video al principio pense qe era de este grupo, y despues supe qe era de dan hartman al ver qe eran habian dos versiones de csntantes y videos, y si es bonita cancion y qe bueno disfrutala y mantente a salva en NY, y como te pusistes la meta de buscarla como fue? Una pena qe ya fallecio dan hartman RIP
Este grupo en realidad nunca existió. Sólo eran actores que hacían la mímica. La canción la compuso Dan Hartman y la cantó él miemo para la banda de sonido y su propio álbum, aunque la versión que aparece en la película la canta Winston Ford.
From the 60's to the 90's was the best time in my life.
2024 ain't lookin so hot.
I had forgotten this song. Watching this video brings back so much memory of youth.
Absolutely the best ever decade of music proud to be associated with the 80 s ❤I’m still stuck there and glad 🎉❤
Streets of Fire has an outstanding soundtrack! This one is my favorite!
The most eighties sixties-sort-of-song ever! To go along with the eighties sixties-sort-of-movie ever.
One of the first songs I danced to with my then girlfriend in 84 😊❤️
Takes me straight back to the club holding her as she looked into my eyes. God I hate being old lol
You are NOT OLD! You are Seasoned, Amazing and Awesome! Okay
Me too Brother but Keep on Rockin’, ya slow down the bastard’ll catch you!
☠️😉☠️
@@dirkevans3443 exactly never let them grind you down 👍
Great movie and what a great edit. I wish it would have been Hartman on the screen singing his own song, but can not deny that Stoney Jackson's performance as the lead singer is phenomenal. The other three performers are Grand L. Bush, Mykelti Williamson and Robert Townsend. They improvised many of the dance moves
Another Place...Another Time. Great Stuff 👍👍
Better place. Better time...
This is one of those songs I can listen to over and over again! Turn it up! Gosh I miss the Temptations and the Four Tops and all of the dancing steps. Dang, no wonder I loved Michael Jackson, too. Sigh. . .
What memories this song brings to mind, I heard it today on Set/2/2020, on CBS FM NYC, and I went right ahead to look for it here on youtube, and believe it or not it was the first time ever I get to see and know who was the real singer if this song, which I could swear I thought it was an african american singer? But no I was wrong it was a white guy, who I learned, he passed away back in 1994!
But the memories it brings me of a little boy around 8 or 9 years old I was growing up in Brazil in my city of Rio de Janeiro, and this song would play non stop in many radios when it came out back in 1984!, I remember my Dad driving me and my siblings to the beaches of Rio and this song playing on the radio, what good times it was back then!
what a legendary song superb dan superb you left a great mark rest in peace my son god bless you
Missing the 80's after midnight. Just woke up with this song in my head. 😳😏 Sure had a lot of dreams for sure back then.
I just love to listen to this song. When I met my first love, we listened to this song many many times, beginning of the 80's. Today, I listen to it and think about my love who has past 5 years ago and makes me remember all the good times we had. He is missed very much. xx
So well done, I thought Stanley was Dan Hartman. Marvelous. I love it. 2021, July
como no emocionarte con estas canciones. El performance, la letra, el ritmo, todo es de un nivel altísimo de calidad. Melodías que JAMÁS pasarán de moda, ha sonado en cada década y seguirá así por siempre.
When I first saw this video I thought it was really Stoney Jackson singing. When I saw Dan Hartman i was shocked!! Great talent.
Who sang I Can Dream About You in the movie Streets of Fire?
I Can Dream About You - Wikipedia
The Sorels
The song first appeared in Streets of Fire, where it was performed by the fictional group The Sorels. The real voice behind the version used in the film was Winston Ford, but Hartman's version was the one used on the soundtrack album and released as a single.
Still a wonderful song. My family loves to dance to this song no matter where we are. Wonderful memories.
This music makes my heart smile. Love the 80's.
At 54 now back to 14 as soon as I hear this tune amazing and awesome movie too anyone have a time machine the 80s were the best 😃
Yup, I was 12 😂
So fantastic to hear that 👏 love that vibe...I loved living the 80's! Keep it alive baby!!!🔥
The saddest part of this movie and song is that somewhere someone is dreaming of writing and singing this song and has not and cannot. Imagine that. Suffering is a serious condition no matter what it is for. Check for purity, I promise it will be worth curing.
I could watch this group all day you would think they were a real group they are great
This brings back some really good memories. Also, I've finally come to understand what "youth is wasted on the young" means. So much time and energy, yet we think it'll last forever. I'd like to change the song to "I can dream about where I'd be now" LOL...
Streets of Fire, 1984 I believe! GOD BLESS!!!
Yes streets of fire all filmed in the day in an aircraft hanger obviously a big one all made to look like it was night time michael parre staring role dan hartman singing dream about you brill film love the track love the bands dancing
No puede ser más hermosa esta canción