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Communards - Don't Leave Me This Way (Extended Version)
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Rare extended version of the 80s classic
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Song
Don't Leave Me This Way (feat. Sarah Jane Morris)
Artist
The Communards
Album
Communards
Writers
Cary Gilbert, Kenneth Gamble, Leon Huff
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Song
Disenchanted [Dance]
Artist
The Communards
Album
Communards
Writers
Richard Coles, Jimmy Somerville
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The drummer is June Miles-Kingston. June and Kate Korris (Mo-dettes guitarist and former member of the Slits) lived in a squat with Joe Strummer from the Clash. She bought her first dum kit from Sex Pistols dummer Paul Cook.
June also worked with director Julien Temple on the Sex Pistols movie The Great Rock 'n' Roll Swindle. Her brother Bob Kingston was in the early punk band Tenpole Tudor. Tenpole Tudor was featured in the movie and had three song in its soundtrack.
As a side note: June was also the dummer and backing vocalist for Fun Boy Three and features heavily in their version of "Our Lips Are Sealed"
The Reverend Richard Coles on piano , extremely talented musician, he's recently retired from being a vicar , he's on TV pretty often on panel shows , very funny man 😊
It's very rare that a cover version is better than the original but the Communards did it in style.!
Because of that key change at the ending chorus. That is why a lot of 80s songs sound more emotional.
I am 49 years old and today I’ve realised that the lady singing is Sarah, I always thought it was Alison Moyet
This is actually a cover. The Original was by Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes from 1975. Again covered by Thelma Houston in 1976 and by The Communards in 1986. A few others also did a version. Sheena Easton being the most famous of them. The Communards were Jimmy Sommerville and Richard Coles. Sarah Jane Morris are the other singer on their version. Great contrast between Sarah Jane's contralto and Sommerville's falsetto
So literal and technical just enjoy the music
OK which is the best ?
Nice bit of history to the song but The Comunards did the best cover
mine was Thelma's but Im a disconut tbs.@stefannils2032
love your reaction..was a great tune back in the late 80s in the UK absolute banger in the nightclub got everyone up on the floor when it came on....80s the best of times
Communards are some of the staples of the 80s, the unique voice of Jimmy Somerville from the Bronski Beat fame. To this day, Jimmy still has that amazing singing ability, their songs were a big part of the club scene years ago, and I remember dancing to them in all the NYC clubs ... shout out to those who were regulars at Splash ... miss you gogo boys!
Thank you for knowing some basic context. And I'm not part of the gay community but the pathos and reality of the situation here and flipping the double bird
These two were ridiculously super surface on this song. Sucktastic
Well, not quite to this day. It's a great shame but Somerville was such a nasty arrogant shit when he was famous that he is now just another guy in the city where I live. He really was not a pleasant person when the hits were coming.
Communards are a blast from my past. Love this cover of Thelma Houston's song. Fantastic. This guy was in Bronski Beat with a song called Small Town Boy. He really was a talented singer.
1st time seeing you & I enjoyed this so much. For one thing, you listened to the long version which is what burned up the clubs when this song came out - I haven't heard that piano run in years & when it played I thought "Uh oh...they're doin' the club mix!!!" And your reactions...y'kno how you know you'd be friends with people based on how they connect with certain things you already love? That was this & you guys for me. If I played this for a friend who'd never heard it, your reactions are exactly what I would hope for - you went on the ride with this track and GOT it! And I had a blast as if I had been the one introducing you to it LOLOL! Really nice job on this, I had fun watching you 🎶💙
Richard Coles, at the piano, is now a Church of England vicar, and a lot of fun. :) Yes, and gay, of course, as is Jimmy. One of the best k nown "out" groups in eighties and very popular in the clubs at that time. To avoid backlash there are just hints in the video.
Watchinig you love music that isn't you're usual style makes me feel good because it means you're true music lovers in your souls.
The keyboard player, Richard Coles, now a retired vicar.
God this brings back memories....1980's night clubs....real tunes...sorry for being old....but in my humble opinion....nothing comes close to the power of these tunes!!
This was a massive hit in the UK in the 80's - always a floor filler in the nightclubs, those were the days!
I really love the way you guys get in to it. Rock on 🤟
The moment the guy recognised the song was magical.
No, this is the cover. Pianist is Richard Coles who went on to become an Church of England vicar. His husband died a few years ago and he is now retired, but writing murder mysteries.
Greetings from Ecuador 🇪🇨, great song in the 80s.
Yes you cool guys the 80s is my favorite decade , the English new wave bands ruled the world , greetings from Benjamin from the Netherlands 🇳🇱
Altid de beste nils Johannesburg
SO glad you played this fantastic fun fun fun song. Love Jimmy. Sarah Jane Morris is the woman singing with JImmy. I love her too. My favourite song of hers is " Me And Mrs Jones"
The best part was watching your eyes get bigger at the extended "Ahhhhhhhhhh........baby!" :D
Play this song in any pub in the UK and within seconds there will be people up dancing to it?
This is the cover!
The original was by Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes in 1975! 😁
This reaction video brought me such joy! Thank you ❤️
Classic 80s UK tune played in every club in town back when we were young 👦
Yep totally remember this nearly topping the charts here in NZ it stalled at No.#2 due to Run DMC ‘Walk This Way’ at the top. Back then in the 80’s any cover versions that were good or amazing like these ones’ normally charted well. ‘Smalltown Boy’ is the first time ever hearing the male lead singer Jimmy in the band Bronski Beat. A classic and his vocals are stella!
Thank you for your super good reaction to the Communards. We totally partied on this song in the eighties. Super fun
Watching you guys enjoy this iconic 80's song is the bomb 😂😂❤
Was this '86? I remember we had a huge dance party to mark the end of year 10 at school and it was one hit song after another. Choir Boys, Bananarama, Bowie... I think we finished the night on this one. Such great memories! Thanks Melkor! I remember Jimmy's earlier work with Small Town Boy. That was good too.
7:22 "Yeeaaahhhh"
Great reaction to this great song.
i forgot just how good this is
Your reaction was fantastic thanks a lot loved this song when I went clubbing way back
Ha...that was fun! Thanks guys
actually this is a cover of the original, this was the biggest selling single here in the uk in 1986.
i bought it on 12inch
correct
The pianist in the Communards is now a church of England minister, TV and radio star in the UK - The Reverend Richard Coles - he is also a huge gay rights activist
I think thay both of you would love volbeats old song ''the human instrument'' i love it and think it's strange that no one reacts to it. Sadly theres only one live video of it but its amazing.
Drummer is killing it!
June Miles Kingston on drums. She slays it.
Banger .
Great reaction 💯💥💫
Jimmy Somerville is another great Scottish singer
Sylvester!!! And, y'all got stoned before this one... LOVE YOU TWO!
Travis, I believe you're thinking of Geena Davis.
Love love love this one 💗 ❤️ 💖
So cold the night, extended version (over 9mins)...Try it, you won´t regret it.
Love that song soooo much!
I love your face reaction and your joy
I have a superb 23 minute 12inch remix of this song on vinyl. Amazing vibe.
Fun fact: The pianist in the video (Richard Cole), is now a rather portly vicar.
What a great song, always turn this one up full blast.
Me too it's so full of energy ❤❤.
Richard Coles who was playing the piano is now a vicar. This version was a cover and not the original but in my opinion was the best cover.
Great piano by the now Reverand Richard Coles 👏👏👏👏
June Miles-Kingston on the drums.
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Fantastic 80's tune that. I would recommend The Cranberries - Zombie if you haven't already heard it 👍
This is an all boys band....great tune.
The best "funky" 80'
very good
80s was awesome and fun!
This is a cover of the other one. Thelma Houston did the definitive version in 1976.
Thelma Houston first did this in the 70s. Yep she was Whitney's cousin
7:25. That is, of course, the correct reaction to this music. You’d have to be dead to not at least tap your feet to this song - especially the club edition
I miss the eighties so so much ☹️☹️☹️☹️
Catch their cover of "Never Can Say Goodbye"
Great reaction Great song but when you're slogan said welcome to the family , I immediately thought of Charles manson and his family
so funnyyyy
Yes yes yes... oh my god I was 20.
We don't play baseball in the UK so haven't a clue
Sounds like the EP or twelve inch version.
Great song. Loved the Thelma Houston one but this one is really a smash!
The keyboard player is now a Vicar for the Church of England.
No this is the cover off harold melvin and the bluenotes
Sara jane morris ❤
sarah jane awsone still today
The pianist is now a vicar/priest now I think
Your correct the Reverend Richard Coles, just retired. Sadly lost his husband a couple of years ago. Great personality, does some uk TV look him up xx
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Yeah but an amazing cover
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Sarah Jane Morris is now a jazz singer and tours the world joins jimmy when she can June miles Kingston is a season drummer and jimmy mate and being a DJ when is is played most is not all the Dane floor fills up
You that she looks like Geena Davis???
Seldom you have a women and man singing and the woman has the deeper voice.
This is a cover, a great one but a cover. You 2 really need to get out more. The 80's were great for fun dance music, but if you call yourself a rocker, lol, you need to explore the 70's and 60's. Back when artists were talented enough not to need computers to make them sound good.
You two aren’t funny