Today's music is in DESPERATE need of some sax solos. Glad I grew up in the 80s, but damn, I miss the simplicity of the time. The world's a mess in 2024. 😢
That you know, no insult intended, the word, "tremulous", woof, in my circle of friends, that is extremely rare. My parents' sent me to Catholic Schools, the level of education was unequivocally, better. Yet on the street,,they were abusive & thought you a lesser being. So, you're not just fighting, 'are you pretty, or sexy enough, but the stigma of, 'Jesus, I just want to fit in'❤
It is something about the neurons firing! i do not understand neurology completely because there are many long chemical words but I was in a good college when I heard the song so I associate it with that place ....
It's funy you put it like so, that's the no I was thinking it or feeling it certainly, It sure provokes feelings good feelings of course motr often as not
The 80s was pure gold. Even though it's 2020 in my head I'm still there in the 80s & I see no reason to leave .. if this song doesn't take you back I don't know what will ..
You must have a fabulous mind to still be there. I would love to go back to 1980 and slowly progress to 1989 again until I die if I could. The challenge is that 2020 is so NOT the 80s it is like being in another universe or...like the worst Mandela Effect - why am I not still in the 80s
Try You're no Good. Linda Ronstadt. Its also in the credits of a tacky horror movie called Motel Hell. I'm sure her fee was most of the movie budget, lol
YES YES YES I MISS THE 80'S WITH EVERYTHING I GOT. I LOVE MY KIDS MORE THAN ANYTHING, BUT I'D GO BACK TO THE EARLY 80'S IN A HEARTBEAT. WE HAD THE BEST OF EVERYTHING SPORTS, TV SHOWS AND MOSTLY MUSIC. HEARING CERTAIN SONGS I CAN PIN POINT EXACTLY WHAT I WAS DOING. I GET CHECKED UP THAT'S HOW BAD I MISS THE 80'S. I LITERALLY THINK ABOUT THE 80'S EVERYDAY. 😢😢😢😢
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I consider myself an aficionado of early 80s music, meaning 1980-83. I consider this a top 5 song of the entire 80s. I never get sick of hearing it. Not then, not now. True classic.
Although I'm approaching 50, I wouldn't trade growing up in the 70's & 80's for anything. Music was good because musicians actually had to have talent to make it in the music biz. MTV also launched around the same time this song was receiving airplay on the radio and I remember this video on MTVs early rotation. I also got an Atari the same year this song came out. 😎
It isn’t just that musicians had to have talent, there is something that connects the music from the mid 60’s (Isle of Mann, Monterey Pop, Woodstock!) through the 70’s and into, arguably, the early 90’s. Whatever that is, allowed a kind of shared experience wherein grandparents would be just as scandalized by their grandchildren’s music as they were with their children. Although there were people of surprisingly young age at a Roger Waters concert, back in the 80’s no one had to be told about (limited example) The Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd, or Led Zeppelin, bands spanned the decades and the voices were iconic. Now, not only is there a gap, the gap seems insurmountable. Similarly, one can see Country progress from the 60’s to the Arena Country of the early 90s, now, it seems like it would be hard to find a steel guitar or a Mercury. It is also interesting to consider that the children of the 80’s were the last to see the Apollo 11 launch with something like the anticipation experienced in 1969! I can hear the distinctive and awesome Quarterflash saxophone in my head!
@@JustFeltLikeListeninWhat you talking about??? Only 60s70s80s was the best times for real music your 90s was pure rubbish garbage music that I remember.
This was my mother's favorite song when I was growing up in the early 80s. I couldn't remember the name and I've spent forever trying to find it and it just now popped into my head!
This was played all day long when i first started watching MTV....I thought it was so cool then...now kind of cheap and lame and dated....like all of the wonderful early MTV videos....
@@hedwigohli4102 2 years away from 50 here, and I miss the 80s all the time. Funny how back then I thought that era would never end. That music, styles, cartoons, shows would always be the way they were.
This was played all day long when i first started watching MTV....I thought it was so cool then...now kind of cheap and lame and dated....like all of the wonderful early MTV videos....
tuxedo and a motorcycle helmet. lot of imagery going on for one outfit. tuxedo = "authority," motorcycle helmet = "freedom," flame thrower = kick ass + renewal burn the house down start fresh. Well it ain't that fresh... bizarre music video like a bunch of Popsicle sticks pasted together with Band Aids. hey let's put the kids in the video, too. Errrm and make it "working class." Those kids don't look too working class, though. They look like they live in a palace and go to an expensive private school tuition cost each year 100x more than it cost to make this video.
It's Jan 2021. I have never heard this song in my life until now and I am wow'ed. This is pure talent in music, feeling, and engineering. The 80's had the best music. Period.
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When I first heard this song I thought it was *Pat Benatar* singing. Not only does *Rindy Ross* of *Quarterflash* have a beautiful voice, but she is also a phenomenal saxophone player! Her sax playing in this song is unforgettable.
This was played all day long when i first started watching MTV....I thought it was so cool then...now kind of cheap and lame and dated....like all of the wonderful early MTV videos....
MTV was a narcotic back then, entranced in videos that told a story. Visuals were fairly new then and everybody was sedated into watching them. This was classic.
[entranced in a video that told a story] The story told in this video- Yoga teacher is chased down wood-paneled halls during an earthquake, enters a red room where she(now in a dress)interrupts a Cirque du Soleil show being performed for a single midget. Back in her leotard, she wanders to her dressing room which is outdoors atop a colliery-spoil hill, where she(now in a robe) encounters 3 versions of herself as a child. Back in her leotard, she gains access to a flooded airplane hangar where she performs music for a group of bikers in formalwear and is taken for a ride(now wearing a tux) in a fog bank. Back in her leotard, she runs through the halls having flashbacks, and escapes her cardboard prison just as the tuxedo bikers bulldoze it and set it ablaze.
Born in '92. Both parents played nothing but classics. Mom had the fleetwood mac, heart vibes. Pops used to take it back to the beegees. Yall can keep the crap post '99. Im living like its '86, looking for an iroc camaro.
Nice! I was born in '84 myself (obviously lol). I watched A LOT of VH-1 as a kid, especially "The Big 80s" and "Pop-up Video", so I fell in love with this type of music from that alone.
Never thought a disc jockeys death would of upset be so much, 😢 from going to work with my dad in the car listening to him. I was around 12 at the time... Now 46, you really were the sound of radio.. RIP SIR STEVE WRIGHT 😢
I’m discovering a ton of 70’s and 80’s music during this pandemic like Quarterflash, Heart, Fleetwood Mac, Pat Benetar, Corey Hart, Laura Brannigan, Huey Lewis and the news, Bonnie Tyler, Hall & Oates, James Taylor ect I’m in love with it. Much better then what we have today.
Another classic 80's video that makes no sense but hits harder then a Mac truck. One piece black leeatard, Flame throwers, dirt bikes in the dessert, dancing in a vacant room, it's doesn't get much more 80's then that. ❤❤❤ I'm ready to go back anytime now.
How they used to write 80s rock music videos: 'So do any of you have any ideas of how we should put this music video together?' 'Hey I had the strangest dream where this, this, this and some other weird shit happened.' 'Go with it!'
This was played all day long when i first started watching MTV....I thought it was so cool then...now kind of cheap and lame and dated....like all of the wonderful early MTV videos....
One thing about pop in the 80's that is undisputed is it was actually worth listening to. People took musicianship seriously in the past. Modern pop should take some lessons.
sadly it seems like it's too late for that. consumerism and appeal have won over artistry with regards to popular music. one has go venture into the indie and diy scenes to find serious musicianship.
One of the most under rated acts of the 80's. Sure Rindy wasn't as big as Pat Benatar, but this album is outstanding. I remember hearing this song on the radio as a kid in the 80's and my ears were happy! I'm glad I finally got these albums in my collections.
Definitely underrated! And yes, Benatar/Blondie/Joan Jett fever ruled! I was struggling to get my female-led band to get our feet on the ground, and the three-man hard-rock groups were squeezing us out! I loved Mindy's depth and multiple talents, and thought she was squashed more than us other wannabees! However! She got her art recorded and the radios played her long enough to buy her cassette! I actually played it until the tape broke. Luckily, a kid I knew spliced it together and it lived until I found another in a grocery store bargain shopping cart for $1.00 each! I got my son a Boston cassette, and he had no idea who they were! (Face Palm!)
Rindy Ross was my child therapist, I loved her to death. It’s so crazy to think that so many people knew about her - and she literally helped me get through some of the hardest times in my life.
That fits with what I’m hearing on the performance of this song. She captures so many emotions with her sax and vocals for this song. She turns anguish, sorrow and disappointment into strength and self empowerment. The video can’t really keep up, but the flamethrower at the end is unforgettable.
You can't repeat this enough, music today is noise, real music doesn't exist in this era. Neither Nashville nor Los Angeles can come up with REAL rock music today.
One of the best sax solo's of the 80's which what makes so many of those songs classics. Rindy Ross' vocals are so damn sexy and seductive. It's like she's teasing the listener.
MrPizza063 Yes that's another great track from the 80's with a memorable sax solo. Also most of the songs from Hall & Oates with the great Charlie DeChant
Your not the only one. The eighties were a great decade. 81 I was a freshman in high school. Really getting into girls and partying. Not a care in the world , and the music, MTv, boombox radios and affordable concerts. Whatta time !
Friday here in Australia 2024. My dad messages me and says "Check this song out that I forgot about from 40 years ago" what a vibe. Thanks dad. I love coming across songs I haven't heard in years, be even cooler when its 40 lol💙💙💙
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My first official concert as a teenager, 1982 Iowa Jam - Quarterflash, Iron Maiden, 38 Special, Loverboy and Triumph. Standing in ankle deep mud, but what a great show!
I was born in 2002 but I love all the 80s era songs from the bottom of my heart. Some of my favourite artists are like; Foriegner, Marvin Gaye, Nik Kershaw, Quarterflash, Commodores, Earth Fire & Wind, A-Ha, Depeche Mode, Howard Jones etc. (idk whether The Backstreet Boys were in 80s or not)
"Harden My Heart" Cryin' on the corner, waitin' in the rain I swear I'll never, ever wait again You gave me your word, but words for you are lies Darlin', in my wildest dreams, I never thought I'd go But it's time to let you know I'm gonna harden my heart I'm gonna swallow my tears I'm gonna turn and leave you here All of my life, I've been waitin' in the rain I've been waitin' for a feeling that never, ever came It feels so close but always disappears Darlin', in your wildest dreams, you never had a clue But it's time you got the news I'm gonna harden my heart I'm gonna swallow my tears I'm gonna turn and leave you here Darlin', in my wildest dreams, I never thought I'd go But it's time to let you know I'm gonna harden my heart I'm gonna swallow my tears I'm gonna turn and leave you here I'm a-gonna harden my heart I'm gonna swallow my tears I'm a-gonna harden my heart I'm gonna swallow my tears Harden my heart I'm gonna swallow my tears No, oh, oh, oh Harden my heart I'm gonna harden my heart I'm gonna swallow my tears I'm a-gonna harden my heart
Perfect recipe for creating a memorable song...excellent lyrics, kick ass music, inviting melody and vibe. Could be used as an escape, but yet it's still so relatable... Some need to soften their hearts... and some are too fucking soft. Like, if only I really was a bitch, at least that guard up prevents a broken heart...just putting my thoughts on it I guess...finding a middle ground.
Listening now and with so much time gone, these old songs seem to have created and defined an era and if you were an 80's rocker like me, these songs WERE the 80's and it would not have been reality without them. It's kind of spooky because it's like these songs are the only thing we have left of a world that once existed for us which belonged to us but has been slowly replaced by this current sucky world without our permission.
@@AIRBRUSHGARAGE Did someone mention Stevie Nicks and Christine McVie ? Maybe Gwen Stefani, Diana Ross, Toni Braxton, Carly Simon, Mama Cass, Sheryl Crow, Alannah Myles, Sass Jordan, Donna Summer and dare I say... Aretha Franklin.
The difference between today's music and yesterday music is today's music everybody sings for money how much money can I make off this song don't care what it sounds like yesterday's music they sung it from the heart they took pride in their music that is the difference they put their heart and soul into it back then today just about money they don't have a clue what they're singing today
Heard this song at the gym the other day. Was a child of the 80s and this song was everywhere back then. Gave it another listen after all these years, what a well done, poignant song. The lyrics tell the story, the sax, the ache in her voice - it is all so good.
Another great band quarterflash " Harden my heart " is awesome ! used to play this song in the eighties and it got a lot of airplay too on stereo 10 . it rocked . and still does . beautiful singer too .
This was a hit when I first started listening to the radio. It takes me back to the living room of the house I grew up in, sitting in front of my parents' Harmon Kardon receiver with the green light. ❤️
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Today's music is in DESPERATE need of some sax solos. Glad I grew up in the 80s, but damn, I miss the simplicity of the time. The world's a mess in 2024. 😢
It's because you weren't in Central America in the 80s......it was a graveyard.
@@jonathanlewis6473 Thankfully.
@@TheEnnisfan -what in the sam hell, dude? Who celebrates murder?
@@jonathanlewis6473 What murder do you speak of?
It’s in desperate need of any type of musician and lyricist
if this doesn't make you miss the 80's, i don't what the hell would.
You mean, I don't know what the hell would?
🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘80's🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
Exactly
i mean i wasn’t even alive in the 80’s 😂
@@ldwinslow so what? Trying to prove how young you are? You will get old one day too and faster than you think!!
I totally love how her voice breaks with emotion and becomes tremulous. She's amazing.
Yes.Some people are just gifted with immense cool!
The emotion shines through. 👍 I've been impressed with this song since it was released. The vocals and the sax solo really tell it all.
Yes sir!!
That you know, no insult intended, the word, "tremulous", woof, in my circle of friends, that is extremely rare. My parents' sent me to Catholic Schools, the level of education was unequivocally, better. Yet on the street,,they were abusive & thought you a lesser being. So, you're not just fighting, 'are you pretty, or sexy enough, but the stigma of, 'Jesus, I just want to fit in'❤
This song makes me cry solely cause of how she sings it
This song takes me back to one of the greatest decades. ❤ Best times, Much better than the endless shitshow that we live in today.
I fully agree ! Sandalwood class of 1982 !
So true. I have good memories of growing up in the 80s.
Jesus man, I couldn't have said that any better. We do live in an endless shit show today. The 80's and early 70's were so so much better.
It's the shit-show written in 1981 with the election of Ronald Reagan who scared the Democrats so bad that they became Republicans.
wow
Totally teleported back to childhood when I heard this song. It's almost as if time stops for a second.
It is something about the neurons firing! i do not understand neurology completely because there are many long chemical words but I was in a good college when I heard the song so I associate it with that place ....
Absolutely
It's funy you put it like so, that's the no I was thinking it or feeling it certainly, It sure provokes feelings good feelings of course motr often as not
Yes. That last scene used to freak me
Out when I was 6. lol
Fuck Yeah! Me too!
There are certain 80’s songs that give me an overwhelmingly painful and bittersweet sense of nostalgia. This is definitely one of them.
I could speak with your words.
Yes and Bruce Springsteen-i'm on fire is another one
I agree and wasn't even alive in the 80s yet
You said it so beautiful.
Aw cheer up be bless to hear golden music
This song makes it painfully obvious that we need to bring the sax back in rock music.
Amen! Alto & Tenor.
Indeed! 💯💯💯💯💯
That intro kills me every time
It's the hardest to play if you never tried to play a horn. Yes, i know it's technically a woodwind (the single reed)
You can't have too much sax or cowbell for that matter in rock...
Oh My Goodness. That sax!! Absolutely love this tune.
Me too!
Sax can make any song good like magic. Love this so much
YEP
Well what a surprise plus great song from the 80s
The Midnight ❤
The 80s was pure gold. Even though it's 2020 in my head I'm still there in the 80s & I see no reason to leave .. if this song doesn't take you back I don't know what will ..
Pure gold and pure fun!! Always a high to be on that trip back!!
You must have a fabulous mind to still be there. I would love to go back to 1980 and slowly progress to 1989 again until I die if I could. The challenge is that 2020 is so NOT the 80s it is like being in another universe or...like the worst Mandela Effect - why am I not still in the 80s
so true
Chris Williams me too! I’ll never leave!
You speak the truth brother... 👍
This song gave me strenght through the hardest moments of my life
My friend I've been there. Stay strong! God says "tomorrow there will be a new tomorrow" for you and me.
Try You're no Good. Linda Ronstadt. Its also in the credits of a tacky horror movie called Motel Hell. I'm sure her fee was most of the movie budget, lol
This is a brilliant masterpiece...
Me too... A new woman was able to make my heart weak again...
Same here. 👏
She really sings her heart out! I love this song. Takes me back to being 12 years old again.
Same. I also was 12 in 1981. I remember skating to this song at the roller rink.
I turned 14 years old in 1981 when this song came out.
Takes me back to being 22 years old again.
So True, those days. Young……
I was 12 as well when this was 1st released and i still dig it
This song never gets old. Every time I hear it I am back in my teens. The video reminds me of those awesome early days of MTV.
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Yes, MTV with Martha Quinn
This song never gets good.
I'm so glad I grew up in the 70 & 80s. Absolutely love the music from that era
YES YES YES I MISS THE 80'S WITH EVERYTHING I GOT. I LOVE MY KIDS MORE THAN ANYTHING, BUT I'D GO BACK TO THE EARLY 80'S IN A HEARTBEAT. WE HAD THE BEST OF EVERYTHING SPORTS, TV SHOWS AND MOSTLY MUSIC. HEARING CERTAIN SONGS I CAN PIN POINT EXACTLY WHAT I WAS DOING. I GET CHECKED UP THAT'S HOW BAD I MISS THE 80'S. I LITERALLY THINK ABOUT THE 80'S EVERYDAY. 😢😢😢😢
Jealous that life was simpler and had music with actual instruments and talent.
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I consider myself an aficionado of early 80s music, meaning 1980-83. I consider this a top 5 song of the entire 80s. I never get sick of hearing it. Not then, not now. True classic.
Agreed!
Same 🤘
What would the other 4 be as a matter of interest?I also grew up in the 80 s.
Yes, me too. I keep re-playing it just to hear the semi-falsetto at "Darling".
@@riccardostermin7279 , my guess is that "Drive" is one of them.
When women could sing, play instruments & move, not just twerk .
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And didn't have to have barely any clothes on to sell their songs!
@@yippyfknskippy7340 yep. The good old days: when you actually needed talent & a work ethic to succeed
This song never gets old.
Brandon Scott copy that
Its 38 years old ...
Jocko Jonson Unbelievable. This 70s/80s stuff will still be listened to in 100 years from now, mark my words
@@teleaddict23 if we can even last that long
It's that driving beat that does it for me
THIS SONG IS STILL A TIMELESS CLASSIC AFTER 40 YEARS.
When you have the platinum record from them to their 1st manager & he gives it to you as a 17th birthday present😏
this video is as old as i am
Amen
This is the story of my life. I always had to walk away.
40 years? How old am I then? Crap! That is scary, and yes, I checked the calculater, and I am that old!
Damn, I was young in 1981 with no worries. 2019 and life is just not as good.
I hear ya, man. At least there's the UA-cam video time machine!
@@Lerch-zc3ww Yup. I can live in the past to my hearts content lol....
Adulting sucks. Just sayin'.
Man you gotta harden your heart and swallow your tears.
I know how you feel. I am constantly thinking how do i invent a time machine so i could back to the 80's!!
Although I'm approaching 50, I wouldn't trade growing up in the 70's & 80's for anything. Music was good because musicians actually had to have talent to make it in the music biz. MTV also launched around the same time this song was receiving airplay on the radio and I remember this video on MTVs early rotation. I also got an Atari the same year this song came out. 😎
It isn’t just that musicians had to have talent, there is something that connects the music from the mid 60’s (Isle of Mann, Monterey Pop, Woodstock!) through the 70’s and into, arguably, the early 90’s. Whatever that is, allowed a kind of shared experience wherein grandparents would be just as scandalized by their grandchildren’s music as they were with their children. Although there were people of surprisingly young age at a Roger Waters concert, back in the 80’s no one had to be told about (limited example) The Grateful Dead, Pink Floyd, or Led Zeppelin, bands spanned the decades and the voices were iconic. Now, not only is there a gap, the gap seems insurmountable. Similarly, one can see Country progress from the 60’s to the Arena Country of the early 90s, now, it seems like it would be hard to find a steel guitar or a Mercury. It is also interesting to consider that the children of the 80’s were the last to see the Apollo 11 launch with something like the anticipation experienced in 1969! I can hear the distinctive and awesome Quarterflash saxophone in my head!
Rap? Hip hop? I don’t even consider these monstrosities as music
@@JustFeltLikeListeninWhat you talking about??? Only 60s70s80s was the best times for real music your 90s was pure rubbish garbage music that I remember.
40 years old and it sounds every bit as good today as it did then.
This was my mother's favorite song when I was growing up in the early 80s. I couldn't remember the name and I've spent forever trying to find it and it just now popped into my head!
I'm almost 60, so I was young in the 80s ... great music, I miss the 80s
This was played all day long when i first started watching MTV....I thought it was so cool then...now kind of cheap and lame and dated....like all of the wonderful early MTV videos....
@@hedwigohli4102 2 years away from 50 here, and I miss the 80s all the time. Funny how back then I thought that era would never end. That music, styles, cartoons, shows would always be the way they were.
@@jaybreezy1669 Yes :)
2024 and still listening to Quarterflash ❤
Me too
Me also
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Oh yes oh yes.
2:52
Rindy Ross and Martha Davis of the Motels were great, under-rated vocalists of the early 1980s!
Yeah, they're very similar singers
Yesss..and they were great bands as well!! 💖💖🎶🎶🎵🎵🎵🎵🎵💖💖🎶🎶🎶
Definitely
Til 'Tuesday
This was played all day long when i first started watching MTV....I thought it was so cool then...now kind of cheap and lame and dated....like all of the wonderful early MTV videos....
OMG, the typical 80's sax! This was real music, no cover, original!
damn it...80s sax to the max....BEST decade ever really....never it will be cool like that...
Sax + Synth = 80's = Awesome!
awesome guitar solo too!!!
Sooooo what happened to the 3 kids.did they know their dad?😂
Check out Sade “Smooth Operator” for more ‘80’s sax...🙂
Dire Straits - Your Latest Trick
and
Al Stewart - Year of The Cat
Only in the 80s would a flamethrower guy wear a tuxedo.
...tractor/bull dozer too, lol
with a deist firesuit underneath
tuxedo and a motorcycle helmet. lot of imagery going on for one outfit.
tuxedo = "authority," motorcycle helmet = "freedom," flame thrower = kick ass + renewal burn the house down start fresh. Well it ain't that fresh... bizarre music video like a bunch of Popsicle sticks pasted together with Band Aids. hey let's put the kids in the video, too. Errrm and make it "working class." Those kids don't look too working class, though. They look like they live in a palace and go to an expensive private school tuition cost each year 100x more than it cost to make this video.
@@snoolee7950 c'mon man, tell us how you really feel about it. lol
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Who else was watching and listening to this on MTV in 1981!
This was actually the first video I ever saw on Mtv.
I was watching MTV at the beginning . I had a major crush on Martha Quinn .
I certainly did!!
While all you children were watching on MTV, I was at each of of their three album tours.
Here in Brasil it was a hit in beginnings of 1982, but we had no MTV, just FM radio.
I could listen to this all Day
It's Jan 2021. I have never heard this song in my life until now and I am wow'ed. This is pure talent in music, feeling, and engineering. The 80's had the best music. Period.
AMEN!
70’s for me, but pretty much every decade had great tunes. Even the 90’s and 00’s
I had sadly forgotten about it until the movie Rock of Ages, they performed it with alot of other 80's songs
I bought this album when it came out and played it to death. The best.
This was played all day long when i first started watching MTV....I thought it was so cool then...now kind of cheap and lame and dated....like all of the wonderful early MTV videos....
When I first heard this song I thought it was *Pat Benatar* singing. Not only does *Rindy Ross* of *Quarterflash* have a beautiful voice, but she is also a phenomenal saxophone player! Her sax playing in this song is unforgettable.
I was today years old to know that the singer and sax soloist were the same person.
Rindy Ross,of The Incredible Band Named Quarterflash!
I thought it was Pat Benatar, too!
This was played all day long when i first started watching MTV....I thought it was so cool then...now kind of cheap and lame and dated....like all of the wonderful early MTV videos....
me too
...one of the best sax riffs ever....
Absolutely one of the best...love the sax :)
Sax very Good, saudades 1981
check out The Motels, I think it's Only the lonely.
Hey, how about INXS Never tear us apart? That beats all of them IMO.
dont forget hall and oates - man eater
And don't forget John Colla from Huey Lewis and the News for Heart of Rock and Roll. Another great sax riff.
Damn I miss the 80’s!!!! That’s my generation… I was 15 when this song was released.
Agree , we had some of the best music in that era for sure cheers .
I was 14 years old in 1981 when this song was released, love the 1980s.
Just good memorias,,,😊
I'm with you. I wish I could go back to the 80's. Just a great time and a much simpler time to be alive.
Omg I miss the 80s I can't stand it 😫
40 years later roughly and it still is straight fire
🔥Flamethrower fire 🔥😆
I'm so glad I grew up in the 80's listening to great music! 😘
Lisa Nelson, me too!
Absolutely.
same here
I only ever heard Steve Wright playing this song. He used to announce it in an American accent. He was one of the Best
Killer sax. And it's a woman playing. AWESOME
You also forgot the Motorcycles
Rindi was hot!
@@timepoet77 Yep! I love tha way she sings this song and she's so dam gorgeous. Play's sax too, what a woman.
She is extremely talented and beautiful.!!
Talented...yes ! and i believe she has an MS degree in Special Ed. and so is a teacher ...too boot !
MTV was a narcotic back then, entranced in videos that told a story. Visuals were fairly new then and everybody was sedated into watching them. This was classic.
아멘! (aka same, amen!)
Gore Elohim
Seen Heavy Metal?
[entranced in a video that told a story]
The story told in this video-
Yoga teacher is chased down wood-paneled halls during an earthquake, enters a red room where she(now in a dress)interrupts a Cirque du Soleil show being performed for a single midget. Back in her leotard, she wanders to her dressing room which is outdoors atop a colliery-spoil hill, where she(now in a robe) encounters 3 versions of herself as a child. Back in her leotard, she gains access to a flooded airplane hangar where she performs music for a group of bikers in formalwear and is taken for a ride(now wearing a tux) in a fog bank. Back in her leotard, she runs through the halls having flashbacks, and escapes her cardboard prison just as the tuxedo bikers bulldoze it and set it ablaze.
True.
For hours and hours....
Born in '92. Both parents played nothing but classics. Mom had the fleetwood mac, heart vibes. Pops used to take it back to the beegees. Yall can keep the crap post '99. Im living like its '86, looking for an iroc camaro.
I was born in 1961. This the music of my youth. This song is a masterpiece.
HELL YEAH! ROCK ON!
Indeed!
Zac York my best friends mom had one of these maybe a different car but had the t top.
Nice! I was born in '84 myself (obviously lol). I watched A LOT of VH-1 as a kid, especially "The Big 80s" and "Pop-up Video", so I fell in love with this type of music from that alone.
Never thought a disc jockeys death would of upset be so much, 😢 from going to work with my dad in the car listening to him. I was around 12 at the time... Now 46, you really were the sound of radio.. RIP SIR STEVE WRIGHT 😢
I’m discovering a ton of 70’s and 80’s music during this pandemic like Quarterflash, Heart, Fleetwood Mac, Pat Benetar, Corey Hart, Laura Brannigan, Huey Lewis and the news, Bonnie Tyler, Hall & Oates, James Taylor ect I’m in love with it. Much better then what we have today.
Same ... I suggest listening to the alan parsons project...eye in the sky... I'm on an 80s kick lately lol but they had hella great music !
You're on a good path. There is some serious recording depth with bands like Fleetwood Mac, Boston, etc. Enjoy.
I like Seal "kiss from a rose 🌹 "
The Romantics "talking in your sleep 💤 "
Eric Carmen "hungry eyes 👀"
All the best music ever! :)
Good pal , try Deff Lappard high n dry álbum.....Bon Jovi the full love lies album Fahrenheit álbum ,
Love this song still in 2024
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This is pure art. This song is timeless.
the 1980s will never die.
What happened to this band?
@@Gawainer One hit wonder, pal. Last thing I knew, on 2009 they were on a a tour, you know the nostalgia scene.
80’s will always rock
@@nosotrosloslobosestamosreg4115there are definitely not a 1 hit wonder lol look em up and watch their other great songs!
In quarantine, shutting my eyes and back to the best years of my life thank god for the 80's
One ina. Life time there will only be one 80
Sitting here in 2020. Never get tired of this song. Long live the 80s!
Right
Dob 82. I love my 80s!
Cheers
Yes. But the sad thing is I feel OLD when these songs were new.
Still love this in2021 . Where's a time machine?
Long live the 80s!!!
Another classic 80's video that makes no sense but hits harder then a Mac truck. One piece black leeatard, Flame throwers, dirt bikes in the dessert, dancing in a vacant room, it's doesn't get much more 80's then that. ❤❤❤
I'm ready to go back anytime now.
That babe and the sax 80s 😊
Very nice indeed. Rindy Ross for president 2024.
Lol.,,,, so true!
How they used to write 80s rock music videos:
'So do any of you have any ideas of how we should put this music video together?'
'Hey I had the strangest dream where this, this, this and some other weird shit happened.'
'Go with it!'
+adamcharney oooh You got it man ... pass the vodka ---oh behave !!
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+adamcharney I was sort of thing the same thing,
Go figure...
Saunas , Steam Rooms - Swingers ??
Will check it out _ Time bandits , 2 Unlimited and Golden Earring are main Dutch Bands we know _ Hi From Basil and Foxy !!
Rindy Ross has one of the most beautiful voices.
for some reason, I always thought the singer was Pat Benatar - in truth, they look & sound similar and that's likely why I was confused in the past
@@merccadoosis8847 I did too.
merc cadoosis i always thought this was a pat benatar song too.
This was played all day long when i first started watching MTV....I thought it was so cool then...now kind of cheap and lame and dated....like all of the wonderful early MTV videos....
I'm sorry, real musiscians,real music,no autotone,no computers,just your soul your brain,your voice.
One thing about pop in the 80's that is undisputed is it was actually worth listening to. People took musicianship seriously in the past. Modern pop should take some lessons.
sadly it seems like it's too late for that. consumerism and appeal have won over artistry with regards to popular music. one has go venture into the indie and diy scenes to find serious musicianship.
it's not that deep lol
"It's the BIG show"
RIP Steve Wright.
If it wasn't for Steve on Radio 2 I wouldn't have come across this song. A radio genius.
Oh my god. That's exactly same as me
There's nothing like the 80's ! Yes, pure gold. I'd go back to the 80's in a heartbeat !
The 70’s are so great too
Yessssss and never come back. I agree
I bet she's still badass on that sax at 65yr old.🎷🎼
Cricket Lee she is. She is my second cousin
butteer 22
Well you should be proud. Set a pipes that lady has. Remarkable.
Cricket Lee I am very proud
Cricket Lee she is also bad ass at the sax
Cricket Lee she's actually playing, it's not a prop...pretty cool.
One of the most under rated acts of the 80's. Sure Rindy wasn't as big as Pat Benatar, but this album is outstanding. I remember hearing this song on the radio as a kid in the 80's and my ears were happy! I'm glad I finally got these albums in my collections.
Definitely underrated! And yes, Benatar/Blondie/Joan Jett fever ruled! I was struggling to get my female-led band to get our feet on the ground, and the three-man hard-rock groups were squeezing us out! I loved Mindy's depth and multiple talents, and thought she was squashed more than us other wannabees! However! She got her art recorded and the radios played her long enough to buy her cassette! I actually played it until the tape broke. Luckily, a kid I knew spliced it together and it lived until I found another in a grocery store bargain shopping cart for $1.00 each! I got my son a Boston cassette, and he had no idea who they were! (Face Palm!)
@@Jannyfly The thing was that they. were quite talented as well as being very attractive women,they were able to attract a broad fan base?
When I was a kid listening to the radio I thought this was Pat Benatar for years. There was no internet to look it up back then
Rindy Ross was my child therapist, I loved her to death. It’s so crazy to think that so many people knew about her - and she literally helped me get through some of the hardest times in my life.
Love Quarterflash and Rindy Ross😀😀
Did she have her gold record in the office?
That fits with what I’m hearing on the performance of this song. She captures so many emotions with her sax and vocals for this song. She turns anguish, sorrow and disappointment into strength and self empowerment. The video can’t really keep up, but the flamethrower at the end is unforgettable.
No shit?... very cool
She suggested to harden your heart?
Jk no disrespect you are too cool to still be here to share
Ty ✌🏻😎
80s music was better than the music we have today
You can't repeat this enough, music today is noise, real music doesn't exist in this era. Neither Nashville nor Los Angeles can come up with REAL rock music today.
So I actually LIKE the "noise" too, but 80's stuff is my foundation!! this stuff makes me so nostalgic!
The 70s and 60s were the only decades better than the 80s!!!!
how so?
The culture, the women, the music.
Damn the 80’s were the best!! I am going on 49 and remember how much fun I had .. truly the best generation.
70s
This was one of Steve Wrights favourite songs, RIP Steve
Even after a heartbreak, it's good to know there are songs like this that can comfort you.
LOL
Still remember sitting in my room as a kid and listening to this 45 record over and over. 45 records, does anyone remember those?
Got hundreds of 45s , several thousand 33s .
The 45s were the greatest
I love a song with a lot of Sax in it, the guitar solo is great too.
Setting aside any 80’s nostalgia or aesthetic, this song slaps just for the writing alone.
Damn right !!
One of the best sax solo's of the 80's which what makes so many of those songs classics. Rindy Ross' vocals are so damn sexy and seductive. It's like she's teasing the listener.
Shane Anthony only the lonely from the Martha and the motels has a great sax solo yeah sexy
Shane Anthony Sounds a lot like Pat Benatar, not only the voice, but the style of music.
MrPizza063
Yes that's another great track from the 80's with a memorable sax solo. Also most of the songs from Hall & Oates with the great Charlie DeChant
Chris Mulwee
Absolutely! Pat & Rindy did sound a lot alike.
Chris Mulwee you need an ear transplant pal
Who else is going through their favorite jams thinking about life back in the days? Please tell me I'm not the only one🖐🏼✌🏼️
You are not my friend what a time!!
Your not the only one. The eighties were a great decade. 81 I was a freshman in high school. Really getting into girls and partying. Not a care in the world , and the music, MTv, boombox radios and affordable concerts. Whatta time !
I am , remembering better days and much better country
class of 82 here. Best decade to be a teen. Would love a time machine to go back.For a month or two.
You're not the only one. I grew up during the 80's & nothing has come close to how good the music was.
Friday here in Australia 2024. My dad messages me and says "Check this song out that I forgot about from 40 years ago" what a vibe. Thanks dad. I love coming across songs I haven't heard in years, be even cooler when its 40 lol💙💙💙
Here I the US it's Sunday morning and this is still great over 40 years ago
Another nostalgic masterpiece...
Crying on the corner
Waiting in the rain
I swear I'll never ever wait again
You gave me your word
Words for you are lies
Darling in my wildest dreams
I never thought I'd go, oh
But it’s time to let you know, oh
I’m gonna harden my heart
I’m gonna swallow my tears
I’m gonna turn and leave you here
All of my life
I’ve been waiting in the rain
I’ve been waiting for a feeling
That never ever came
It feels so close
But always disappears
Darling in your wildest dreams
You never had a clue
But it’s time you got the news
I’m gonna harden my heart
I’m gonna swallow my tears
I’m gonna turn and leave you here
Darling in my wildest dreams
I never thought I'd go
But it’s time to let you know, oh
I’m gonna harden my heart
I’m gonna swallow my tears
I’m gonna turn and leave you here
I'm a-gonna harden my heart
I'm gonna swallow my tears
I'm a-gonna harden my heart
I'm gonna swallow my tears
Harden my heart
I'm gonna swallow my tears
No, oh, oh, oh harden my heart
I'm gonna harden my heart
I'm gonna swallow my tears
I'm a-gonna harden my heart
I'm gonna swallow my tears
Harden my heart
I'm gonna swallow my tears
Oh, oh, oh, oh my heart
I'm gonna harden my heart....
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Absolutely a classic tune!
Love this song she sings her heart out and you can tell ❤not to mention the awesome Saxophone she plays
"You ready to harden something? Try your heart."
-Lionel Makepeace (Emotion 98.3, 1984)
@nanparayeah you are the best person ever
VCS has the best soundtrack next to SA and VC, to be honest
Who’s watching while quarantined?
Joe Marks we’re the same age!
Here.
Count me in. First time I heard Rindy she was blowing sax on 'Valerie'. Instant fan! Inquired after the band name & headed for Sam Goody's!
Beatufull
P Forero A lot of this old-school great music is going to be discovered in quarantine :-)
My first official concert as a teenager, 1982 Iowa Jam - Quarterflash, Iron Maiden, 38 Special, Loverboy and Triumph. Standing in ankle deep mud, but what a great show!
ole9421 @ I agree !!!!
Wow!! That is some first official concert!!
ole9421 cool 👍
Steve Wright brought me here, rest easy friend, Loved the show!
Me too! What a legend he was!
Me too@@craigpalmerdrums
Loved the show, Steve! You were the very best and inspired millions every single day 😢
I was born in 2002 but I love all the 80s era songs from the bottom of my heart. Some of my favourite artists are like; Foriegner, Marvin Gaye, Nik Kershaw, Quarterflash, Commodores, Earth Fire & Wind, A-Ha, Depeche Mode, Howard Jones etc. (idk whether The Backstreet Boys were in 80s or not)
Love ❤️ this song 😊 The saxo owns. From the very first moment. And her voice. And the lyrics. And.. Everything 😊
19 years old listening to this , born in 03’ momma raised me right 😂
You’re adorable 🥰
Sure did mate😊
Now that's a voice, so soft and clear, close your eyes and it's like a angel singing to you, so beautiful , you rock Rindy.
Rindy Ross was only 29 when this music video was recorded.
@@cindy-pn6cs Katy Perry said it best [reason for her continued success]: "Sold my soul to the Devil!"
About my age(67) now
Wow 😳 I thought she was older or younger than that
Ah 80’s… Come Back
Come back, baby. . . song reference
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Rindy Ross, Great Sax player and Vocals. Essential 1981.
Who came here after hearing this on Emotion radio station from GTA Vice City Stories?
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Best song Pat Benatar didn’t sing.
This lady did it unreal 😁
Trouble, Lyndsay.
Best comment for real tho
I love pat benatar too.
Was this originally supposed to be for her?
Immmortal song...from here to eternity it will be actually
Comment section on older songs is 100% different than a new song from this generation
Sometimes. If the song has been used in a recent TV show or video game, it brings those new generation people and their attitudes.
Wow, how the 80s, hit you right in the face, what a great time in music history
I am so happy I was an 70s and 80s kid. Not today's garbage music
I was born on the 90s and i like this song
love this song, seems like late 1981-early 1982 had so many great songs including this one.
The passion of music from this era is why they will listen for generations to come
Got my time machine built. Leaveing tomorrow going back to the good old days 80s
That guitar solo is all class.
"Harden My Heart"
Cryin' on the corner, waitin' in the rain
I swear I'll never, ever wait again
You gave me your word, but words for you are lies
Darlin', in my wildest dreams, I never thought I'd go
But it's time to let you know
I'm gonna harden my heart
I'm gonna swallow my tears
I'm gonna turn and leave you here
All of my life, I've been waitin' in the rain
I've been waitin' for a feeling that never, ever came
It feels so close but always disappears
Darlin', in your wildest dreams, you never had a clue
But it's time you got the news
I'm gonna harden my heart
I'm gonna swallow my tears
I'm gonna turn and leave you here
Darlin', in my wildest dreams, I never thought I'd go
But it's time to let you know
I'm gonna harden my heart
I'm gonna swallow my tears
I'm gonna turn and leave you here
I'm a-gonna harden my heart
I'm gonna swallow my tears
I'm a-gonna harden my heart
I'm gonna swallow my tears
Harden my heart
I'm gonna swallow my tears
No, oh, oh, oh
Harden my heart
I'm gonna harden my heart
I'm gonna swallow my tears
I'm a-gonna harden my heart
Kitti's Cat love the lyrics
Perfect recipe for creating a memorable song...excellent lyrics, kick ass music, inviting melody and vibe. Could be used as an escape, but yet it's still so relatable... Some need to soften their hearts... and some are too fucking soft. Like, if only I really was a bitch, at least that guard up prevents a broken heart...just putting my thoughts on it I guess...finding a middle ground.
@@sandrajovic7735 That's a Great way too " put one feelings!👍
Thanks for the lyrics!
Thanks for the lyrics - it had been a number of years since I heard this song - great way to relearn the words - they are dead-on!!
Listening now and with so much time gone, these old songs seem to have created and defined an era and if you were an 80's rocker like me, these songs WERE the 80's and it would not have been reality without them. It's kind of spooky because it's like these songs are the only thing we have left of a world that once existed for us which belonged to us but has been slowly replaced by this current sucky world without our permission.
Agreed.. (Amen)..
Thank you for speaking the truth. Keep on shining and know our memories will get us through. Love and peace.
that's get's a Amen.. peace..
***** I know what you mean but it's worse than you think; this is 2014 not 2012!
And remember, fellow travelers (lovers of GOOD music) - just because it isn't doesn't mean it never was.
Women singers in the 80's were awesome
Pat Benatar, Ann Wilson, Joan Jett, Lee Aaron, Holly Woods... the list just goes on.
@@CraftAero Jennifer Rush WHITNEY!! Darby Mills Laura Brannigan.LUBA
@@AIRBRUSHGARAGE Did someone mention Stevie Nicks and Christine McVie ?
Maybe Gwen Stefani, Diana Ross, Toni Braxton, Carly Simon, Mama Cass, Sheryl Crow, Alannah Myles, Sass Jordan, Donna Summer and dare I say... Aretha Franklin.
Women SINGERZ of ANYTYME ARE FREEKIN AWESOME!!!!!😋🥰
How beautiful, Rindy delivers an unforgettable, emotional performance. Emotion is what makes great music so great. Makes your skin crawl, WOW!
The difference between today's music and yesterday music is today's music everybody sings for money how much money can I make off this song don't care what it sounds like yesterday's music they sung it from the heart they took pride in their music that is the difference they put their heart and soul into it back then today just about money they don't have a clue what they're singing today
Why I always keep coming back to this song. Love her sexy passion
amfanmagician It’s called feeling your music. That’s what my mom calls it. When you kickass bad, you deliver the music along with your emotions.
Heard this song at the gym the other day. Was a child of the 80s and this song was everywhere back then. Gave it another listen after all these years, what a well done, poignant song. The lyrics tell the story, the sax, the ache in her voice - it is all so good.
Another great band quarterflash " Harden my heart " is awesome ! used to play this song in the eighties and it got a lot of airplay too on stereo 10 . it rocked . and still does . beautiful singer too .
This was a hit when I first started listening to the radio. It takes me back to the living room of the house I grew up in, sitting in front of my parents' Harmon Kardon receiver with the green light. ❤️
I'm glad that u have those memories,thank you for sharing .this song transports me to the house I grew up in and it transports me back in time
Jimmy garoppola commercial
@@thetransphobe. Like your screen name. :)
@@uriadelavaro3956 thank you
I've spent most of my life thinking this was a Pat Benatar song.
alex chalakee
You've missed some great Quarterflash moments. Thank God for UA-cam!!!
alex chalakee
The video is a different story though Alex. 😁
Oh bro, until today I thought it was Kate Bush singing.
Easy to see and hear all three are thee women of Rock during that time... Even now!
alex chalakee when it 1st came out I thought the same
0:01 Ash running from the Deadites be like
When you have absolutely no idea for a video, but you make one anyway.
That's every 80s music video