T'pau - Valentine video free download

paul miles

will be seeing the great band t pau live in my home town of cardiff tonight at the globe cant wait

Rob Lawrie

Seriously believe T`Pau had the quality to be a long haul outfit. Shame they called it a day, lot`s more in the tank I always thought.

Graham Arthur

This is a brilliant song from a brilliant band. Surprised they only had three top ten hits ( this, China In Your Hand and Heart and Soul). Sadly I think it was because they were around at the start of the Stock, Aitkin and Waterman era and they never really stood a chance once that took off

robert carr

my ex looked like Carol. I fucked her so hard

David Hooper

Classic Rock : Back in the high life againBack to the 80sT'Pau - ValentineFrom the album : Bridge of Spies (1988)The single "Valentine" was the band's third top 10 single in the UK, peaking at No. 9 for a total of eight weeks. Although the band would continue to release big hits, no following singles reached the top ten, making "Valentine" the final top ten single from the band. The single was also a moderate hit within Europe.A promotional video was created for the single. The band also performed the song on UK show The Roxy as well as the popular music show Top of the Pops."Valentine" was written by rhythm guitarist Ronnie Rogers and lead vocalist Carol Decker.The b-side for the single "Giving My Love Away" was exclusive to the single, written again by Rogers and Decker. The song was produced by Rogers and T'Pau drummer Tim Burgess.For the 12" vinyl and CD versions of the single, a bonus cover version of "I'm a Believer" was included. The song featured Ron Rogers on lead vocal, originally written by Neil Diamond.[5] The song was produced by Rogers and Burgess.The CD version of the single featured a live version of the band's biggest hit (UK #1), "China in Your Hand". The recording is an unadulterated and unoverdubbed live recording made at the Scottish Exhibition Centre on 29 October 1987.

michael walker

Classic Rock : Back in the high life againBack to the 80sT'Pau - ValentineFrom the album : Bridge of Spies (1988)The single "Valentine" was the band's third top 10 single in the UK, peaking at No. 9 for a total of eight weeks. Although the band would continue to release big hits, no following singles reached the top ten, making "Valentine" the final top ten single from the band. The single was also a moderate hit within Europe.A promotional video was created for the single. The band also performed the song on UK show The Roxy as well as the popular music show Top of the Pops."Valentine" was written by rhythm guitarist Ronnie Rogers and lead vocalist Carol Decker.The b-side for the single "Giving My Love Away" was exclusive to the single, written again by Rogers and Decker. The song was produced by Rogers and T'Pau drummer Tim Burgess.For the 12" vinyl and CD versions of the single, a bonus cover version of "I'm a Believer" was included. The song featured Ron Rogers on lead vocal, originally written by Neil Diamond.[5] The song was produced by Rogers and Burgess.The CD version of the single featured a live version of the band's biggest hit (UK #1), "China in Your Hand". The recording is an unadulterated and unoverdubbed live recording made at the Scottish Exhibition Centre on 29 October 1987.

Classic Rock

Classic Rock : Back in the high life againBack to the 80sT'Pau - ValentineFrom the album : Bridge of Spies (1988)The single "Valentine" was the band's third top 10 single in the UK, peaking at No. 9 for a total of eight weeks. Although the band would continue to release big hits, no following singles reached the top ten, making "Valentine" the final top ten single from the band. The single was also a moderate hit within Europe.A promotional video was created for the single. The band also performed the song on UK show The Roxy as well as the popular music show Top of the Pops."Valentine" was written by rhythm guitarist Ronnie Rogers and lead vocalist Carol Decker.The b-side for the single "Giving My Love Away" was exclusive to the single, written again by Rogers and Decker. The song was produced by Rogers and T'Pau drummer Tim Burgess.For the 12" vinyl and CD versions of the single, a bonus cover version of "I'm a Believer" was included. The song featured Ron Rogers on lead vocal, originally written by Neil Diamond.[5] The song was produced by Rogers and Burgess.The CD version of the single featured a live version of the band's biggest hit (UK #1), "China in Your Hand". The recording is an unadulterated and unoverdubbed live recording made at the Scottish Exhibition Centre on 29 October 1987.

Tony Mackay

So used to fancy Carol Decker..........

Matt Simpson

I saw them live in leeds

askem

Killed a ton of batteries in my Walkman with this tape"}

snowbelle74

Carol's finest hour, simply breathtaking. She looks at her most fabulous too

Paul J

Beautiful song. I still love it as much as I did 25 years ago

Tonya Totten

Carol Decker is really pretty and talented

francovc12345

NEVER HEARD OF THIS GIRL! HOW IS IT POSSIOBLE? 25 YEARS AFTER THE FACT?...I LIKE HER

doctorthrobber

Carol Decker -What a powerful voice.