Sad Cafe - Everyday hurts 1979 Top of The Pops October 4th 1979 video free download

Pat Rogers

Brilliant 

John short

Born June 17th , Paul Young, singer, Sad Café, Mike and the mechanics 1947...RIP

Helena Baker

seen at the manchester apollo 1982 what happened to a group this good.

stephen Campbell

Good song, top year

Teresa Allday

I still love this one, it's class.

Hotbod 1965

A wonderful thought provoking love song, simply beautiful. Makes me so sad for loves I have lost..

John.F Kennedy

To say the album London Calling was realised in 1979 you guys are pathetic

M Mac

I love this song...

steve5915

did the singer paul young go on to mike and the mechanics

steve5915

lead guitarist looks like brian may

Jordi Batalla Murciano

Sad Cafe - Everyday hurts 1979 Top of The Pops October 4th 1979

stephen rickards

think this came out when I went on a school educational cruise ss uganda ,any thoughts ,liverpool ,netherley comp sailed from Southampton .Paul Gibson,Andy Ward,Claire ? 

Roger Howard

When I was younger, I grew up thinking this track by Sad Café was sung by an American Group.I guess I imagined, that No English group could possibly sound this good.It has only been in the last fort-night that I saw a performance of this song, on the repeat editions of Top of the Pops (from the year of 1979) that I found out in fact, that Sad Café were a group from Manchester.This fact alone has knocked me out for six.What Sad Café did with this song, I believe is very rare for a English Pop Group. It really is perfect Pop music, and I mean as perfect as it can possibly get.You may see the same examples vocally in the music that 10 cc and even XTC in how they worked the harmonies in a group, but I believe that what 10.cc did with the Every Day Hurts Single is very unique, especially for the year of 1979 in British Pop Music.The Every Day Hurts single uses the unique qualities that the Beatles used in creating perfect English Pop Music.Eric Stewart's production on this song is absolutely incredible.The harmonies on this song are like the way the Beatles created their harmonies. Very close together and with the same sound timbre like they were made to sound like one-vocal choir of voices.The strings arrangement in this song is also incredible. Sounding very classical-English while at the same time sounding a bit European, like Baccara's string arrangement on' Yes Sir I Can Boogie.'As far as I am concerned, this is one of the finest British Vocal Pop Songs of the whole late 1970's period.This song shows what can be achieved in British Pop Music when it is created and viewed from a purely artistic aesthetic.

SJ Taneo

Best song I've ever heard.

Kevin McNally

so you think they were crap YOU ARE A JOKE. one of the best bands around. late seventies early eighties. very underrated.

huskvarsm

total crap they thought they were great but they were shyte.

andy s

4 thumbs down..... WHY? 

Hairy Neck

I remember this at the time being shown on Top of the Pops, in 1979. Thanks for uploading.

wills1969daisy

1 of my all time faves:)

Christine Turner

Very much missed by me.. The best voice in the business. RIP Youngie...

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