The lead singer Camelle Hinds was a pal of mine when we attended Bow School in London. The guitarist in the head gear also attended the school, i think his name is Defoe. Other famous people from our school include Ashley Cole ( footballer ) and Wiley ( rapper ). I wasn't as inspired by the school and became a postman! 😂
As a kid this song stuck in my heart .. I grew up searching for it .. never knew the name only the tune .. until I heard it 2023 on a radio .. and I went crazy
What a superb cover version this is from 1983 from Central Line. It reached the Dizzy heights of number 21 In the UK 🇬🇧 singles chart. It deserved too be at least top ten . I think 🤔 most of the best songs 🎵 fail a top 10 chart position. I'm glad I still have my copy of this classic single .
Camelle Hinds later became a close friend of Paul Weller and his wife Dee Cee Lee, and accompanied them in their band The Style Council as a guest musician.
No room for variety in this capitalist society, you must just like the same old songs as it is all about control and money these days, not music. That is why you probably haven't heard this song since the 80's.
Because they only play the same, commercial mostly Caucasian stuff, and I'm Caucasian. It's a ****** disgrace these gems from 1980 - 1987 get snubbed. Like Total Contrast, Cool Notes, Imagination, Loose Ends, David Joseph and even Five Star!! Been listening to Absolute radio all week at work, only Black artist was Billy Ocean,
I like the way the song becomes more funky and danceable at the end when the synths come in. Until then it has a sort of dreamy feel to it which is very nice as well, but the contrast with the ending is what makes it interesting. (In fact it's also like that at the start as well).
There was a boy 👦 A very strange enchanted 🤩 boy 👦 They say he wandered very far, very far Over land and sea 🌊 A little shy 🙈 And sad 😞 of eyes 👀 But very wise Very wise was he And then 1 day (& 1 day) A magic 🪄 day he passed my way And while we spoke of many things (Many things) Fools & kings (Fools & kings) This he said to me “The greatest thing you could ever learn Is just to love ❤️ and be loved 🥰 in return “ To be loved 🥰 In return To be loved 🥰 In return Then 1 day (and 1 day) 1 lighting day he passed my way While we spoke of many things (Many things) Fools & kings (Fools & kings) This he said to me “The greatest thing you, you could ever learn Is just to love 💕 and be loved 🥰 in return “ To be loved 🥰 In return To be loved 🥰 In return To be loved 🥰 and to love ❤️ in return Is the greatest thing I know (such a wonderful thing of love ❤️) To be loved 🥰 and to love ❤️ in return Is the greatest thing I know (such a wonderful thing of love ❤️) It’s your nature Nature boy 👦 It’s your nature Nature boy 👦 It’s your nature Nature boy 👦 It’s your nature Nature boy 👦
Always though the British Soul/Funk music of the late 70's and Early 80's stood out better then the American stuff...maybe it's because we had a tribal youth culture scene called The Soul Boys and don't America had anything like that.
Heard it many years ago (ook op de Nederlandse radio) without any mention of who sang it. (Re)discovered them last year and found out that Camille Hinds was in this band before playing with the likes of Terence Trent D'Arby. The Toppop-performance of Walking Into Sunshine is a regular on nostalgia channel 192TV's Friday Dance Classics.
I'm just observing how strange the past can seem viewed from a distance even though at the time it seemed quite normal. I was a teenager in the early 80's and loved the look and sound of the era but it seems quite bizarre from a distance.
I like Central Line's version better. George Benson did the original Nature Boy in 1977. It's quite mellow, compared to this. This version is quite danceable. Overall, Central Line's music is just a revelation!
My dad is the little boy at the start , Darren Bourne , he unfortunately passed away in 2014
I'm sorry for your loss
My condolence
The lead singer Camelle Hinds was a pal of mine when we attended Bow School in London. The guitarist in the head gear also attended the school, i think his name is Defoe. Other famous people from our school include Ashley Cole ( footballer ) and Wiley ( rapper ). I wasn't as inspired by the school and became a postman! 😂
As a kid this song stuck in my heart .. I grew up searching for it .. never knew the name only the tune .. until I heard it 2023 on a radio .. and I went crazy
What a superb cover version this is from 1983 from Central Line. It reached the Dizzy heights of number 21 In the UK 🇬🇧 singles chart. It deserved too be at least top ten . I think 🤔 most of the best songs 🎵 fail a top 10 chart position. I'm glad I still have my copy of this classic single .
I'm proud to say that the vocalist and .. err , squiggly instrument player was a close friend in school. :)
Is that Camelle Hinds?
@@HungryBiller It is
Are they alive?
@@HungryBiller Yes.
@@gigakac5110 Percussionist is late; Linton Beckles. I believe he passed 2016 or so.
This song made a great impact on me as a kid in 1984. Big thank you to whoever uploaded this.
We own the 80s. 1st year as a jambite (undergraduate). It was well rocked!
I last watched ths video as a kid in 1984. Thanks to whoever uploaded this for making me discover one of the songs that made my childhood.
superb quality nice one... brilliant song. proper music unlike the crap nowadays
My favorite Central Line song...This tune is out of this world
I first heard this song as an 8 year old and it left an impression that hasn't been erased 🤗😘❤️
First heard this back in 1983 , around the same time as Level 42 had their first top 30 hit The Chinese Way...which only got to 24 😱
Camelle Hinds later became a close friend of Paul Weller and his wife Dee Cee Lee, and accompanied them in their band The Style Council as a guest musician.
British funk great days
Walking Into Sunshine was another superb song by this group.
Love this song. Has to be my fav hit of real generations era
Considering it was a remake,it really turned out good
Why is this gem never played on absolute 80s
That's a real shame!!🤔🤔
No room for variety in this capitalist society, you must just like the same old songs as it is all about control and money these days, not music. That is why you probably haven't heard this song since the 80's.
Too right banger this
Because they only play the same, commercial mostly Caucasian stuff, and I'm Caucasian.
It's a ****** disgrace these gems from 1980 - 1987 get snubbed.
Like Total Contrast, Cool Notes, Imagination, Loose Ends, David Joseph and even Five Star!! Been listening to Absolute radio all week at work, only Black artist was Billy Ocean,
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😊😊 so relaxing....what a hit that will stand for generations....a true masterpiece track oldie...😅😊
2020 still a joy
2021 ❤️
One of my favorites of all time
Lovely, lovely ... memories of another day!
Still lovin 80s music in 2024
I like the way the song becomes more funky and danceable at the end when the synths come in. Until then it has a sort of dreamy feel to it which is very nice as well, but the contrast with the ending is what makes it interesting. (In fact it's also like that at the start as well).
Have you seen the original performance of this song by Nat King Cole? I think Central Line did well to 'funk' it up! :)
Great song
Great version of a brilliant song 🎵
Memories of such a great tune🕺🎼💯🎵🙏🏽🔥💃🔥🔥💃🔥
The best version ever
Brilliant
Agreed
This version captures the mood well...
Looks so catchy and sad at the same time that's why i can say this song is one of the best song in modern music history
There was a boy 👦
A very strange enchanted 🤩 boy 👦
They say he wandered very far, very far
Over land and sea 🌊
A little shy 🙈
And sad 😞 of eyes 👀
But very wise
Very wise was he
And then 1 day (& 1 day)
A magic 🪄 day he passed my way
And while we spoke of many things (Many things)
Fools & kings (Fools & kings)
This he said to me
“The greatest thing you could ever learn
Is just to love ❤️ and be loved 🥰 in return “
To be loved 🥰
In return
To be loved 🥰
In return
Then 1 day (and 1 day)
1 lighting day he passed my way
While we spoke of many things (Many things)
Fools & kings (Fools & kings)
This he said to me
“The greatest thing you, you could ever learn
Is just to love 💕 and be loved 🥰 in return “
To be loved 🥰
In return
To be loved 🥰
In return
To be loved 🥰 and to love ❤️ in return
Is the greatest thing I know (such a wonderful thing of love ❤️)
To be loved 🥰 and to love ❤️ in return
Is the greatest thing I know (such a wonderful thing of love ❤️)
It’s your nature
Nature boy 👦
It’s your nature
Nature boy 👦
It’s your nature
Nature boy 👦
It’s your nature
Nature boy 👦
Still loving it ❤❤❤
A timeless Nat King Cole somng recorded by so many great singers such as Frank Sinatra, Peggy Lee, George Benson and many many more.
This takes me back a few years
Love the girl in the background
First time hearing this.😳
Always though the British Soul/Funk music of the late 70's and Early 80's stood out better then the American stuff...maybe it's because we had a tribal youth culture scene called The Soul Boys and don't America had anything like that.
Sat in my cat listening to this song atm, glad i got it on CD...
Love this
Awesome original cover!
So nice
2020 LOVE
Nice edit!
Cheers.
Great.
The original was done by nat king cole then george benson but central lines is the better version 😂
I’m in love ❤
I saw this song also in top pop I beleave and in Ferry maat soul show radio. ( in holland)
Heard it many years ago (ook op de Nederlandse radio) without any mention of who sang it. (Re)discovered them last year and found out that Camille Hinds was in this band before playing with the likes of Terence Trent D'Arby. The Toppop-performance of Walking Into Sunshine is a regular on nostalgia channel 192TV's Friday Dance Classics.
Nesse tempo já existia a bateria digital
The past is another country.
markkeogh18 what do you mean by that
I'm just observing how strange the past can seem viewed from a distance even though at the time it seemed quite normal. I was a teenager in the early 80's and loved the look and sound of the era but it seems quite bizarre from a distance.
@@markkeogh18 The music was certainly a lot better in 1983 than today.
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I like Central Line's version better. George Benson did the original Nature Boy in 1977. It's quite mellow, compared to this. This version is quite danceable. Overall, Central Line's music is just a revelation!
Actually Nat King Cole sang it in 1947...
@@kingham61ki oh, that's a revelation. I've got to hear her version as well. Thanks for that Kevin.
@@sketchworm er Nat King Cole was male last time I looked, though he did have a daughter Natalie who you may be referencing.
Natalie Cole also recorded a hauntingly beautiful version, which is also worth a listen if you get a chance.
I like it 🤔😜
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Turie
Anyone is 2021??
This is more abraiban nights than nature boy
what is that instrument the lead singer is pretending to play?
abduragman jappie The Great Moroccan Horn....!!!!
N o its not
It's called a serpent. That's the real name of it.
Is the tube of a car radiator.
Here it's called Agrófono
2020 LOVE
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