Katrina and The Waves - Going Down To Liverpool video free download


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Duration: 04:27
Uploaded: 2011/02/13

The original version of Going Down to Liverpool, written and performed by Kimberley Rew of Katrina and the Waves. In my opinion a much truer and more emotive performance than the The Bangles cover version.

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5 years ago

Jonathan Wallach

I had no idea the Bangles sang this. I had this album when it first came out and listened to it incessantly. I don't think there is any comparison. The Bangles' (who I love) version sounds like a coma. The singing on this is 5000000000000 times better. But then again Susanna didn't sing it for the Bangles.

5 years ago

Lyle Stacpoole

as the original it always tends to be more emotive - however the Bangles harmonies outdo these vocals by a long way!!!!! plus i LUV a drummer singing - especially a girl drummer!!!! do Debbie!!!

6 years ago

Iani Thompson

Another greatly under rated band. The origional and the best version, Energetic and raw...

6 years ago

mrfrogbutt1

BOTH versions are awesome!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

6 years ago

Mark Outram

Well, The Bangles' version is the one I heard first and their harmonies are gorgeous. BUT, on listening to THIS one again (for the 1st time in over 30 years), THIS IS THE ONE !!! 'Love Shine A Light', eh ?

6 years ago

Sam Bradley

Kimberly Rew wrote the song, but The Bangles were known more for it than her group.

6 years ago

Sam Bradley

This has a more punkish sound than The Bangles version. The Bangles version is more mellow & lush. Ironic how both '80s icons had a different outlook on a song that wasn't a hit for either group.

6 years ago

Jody Serner

Katrina and the Waves such an Under rated band.. So much more than "Sunshine".. The Hooks.. the lyrics.. Very similar to the Hooter and Outfield. Soundtrack of my Life..

6 years ago

Ralph Johnston

An absolutely beautiful song!!! Cheers!!! Tyrone Powerchord...

6 years ago

vordman

Both are great, the Katrina version has a rawer new wave feel, and The Bangles have given it a poppy Beatlesque makeover. Always interesting when a cover manages to re-invent a song.

6 years ago

ffairlane57

In the apples vs apples comparison, this is my favorite.

6 years ago

NEIL SEQUEIRA

more rock version than vocal version of Bangles

6 years ago

Flyfactors UK

Probably more meaningful as the video looks like it was shot on location unlike The Bangles who shot theirs featuring the late & great Leonard Nimoy instead! Like both versions of this song especially the line about the UB40! About as 1980s as the YTS / Young Thatcherite Slaves ... A descendant of which I was to join in 1992. (The RTS or Railway Training Scheme!)

6 years ago

Andrew Devay

Holy hell this is the first time I'm hearing this version. I love this as much as the Bangels cover, but for different reasons. I give the Bangles the edge for their harmonies, but I love the tasty rawness and fine vocals of Katrina....so I say it's a tie.

6 years ago

dmulk1

I remember this was the B side song on the "Walking on Sunshine " single back in the day. It should have been a big hit for Katrina and the Waves and I don't understand why it was never released as a single on its own.

6 years ago

Eric Tucker

This version rocks!!!!

6 years ago

bukster1

I didn't know the Bangles version was a cover!

6 years ago

John Drake

Should've been an A side. Wasted on the back side of Walking On Sunshine.

6 years ago

Kay Muldoon

I like both versions, but I think I like this one better.

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