Remember hearing you sing this song for the first time a very long time ago!!! For goodness sake though, why didn't you extend the arrangement, its far too short at just over 3 minutes!! Would you be ok...I am a pianist...if I added a repeat chorus or two and outro perhaps to lengthen it to 5-6 mins to build the song's momentum. Listening to it again, its still a hit and we should all start playing it again??!
@PeteMidgАй бұрын
what a lovely voice; great dynamics too. The famous "Terl Bucket" and the inspirational Mike Haughton!
@pixbychris3182Ай бұрын
They used to.play at my college quite a bit back in the day. St John's York
@shannononeill431Ай бұрын
Hi there, I wonder if you've got any more videos from this episode. My friend was there of the day dancing and I would love to see that !
@firenza74Ай бұрын
Look at me Mum I'm on TV..
@davidwithers65322 ай бұрын
What a nostalgic video....back in the day I remember travelling up to scotland with my cousin/best friend and had such a blast touring all the way up to John O groats listening to bands like this! What an amazing time!
@jim78622 ай бұрын
now in 2024 , song stands test of time , Awesome
@carrieoconnor36052 ай бұрын
They are not screaming for us. They are screaming for themselves ... I think it takes a bit of humility to make that statement. Rather, Its how they feel about the song. Never thought about it that way ... pretty deep ...
@PeteMidg2 ай бұрын
It’s so great to see and hear this outstanding music- and I do miss Mike- he always had such an incredible way with the saxes and flute.
@johnblake85552 ай бұрын
I was there too, I might have already said that.
@jeffy1082 ай бұрын
weird
@useyourmind44052 ай бұрын
Want to dance unabashedly in the sun when i hear that song. Just fantastic praise to God!
@malik87breaker2 ай бұрын
This is nice, no wonder Yasunori Mitsuda chose her as the singer for in Xenogears.
@gloriagarcia43513 ай бұрын
Very beautiful song & singer, w/ that fabulous dress, stunning color combination, that's our hero, Sir Cliff, England's pride.
@user-jx8oo2dr5n3 ай бұрын
🎉❤fantastic love this song ❤❤❤❤❤
@user-rv6dt2sq7n3 ай бұрын
Rock'n roll is king, Sir Cliff is its friend but l love both.😍❤️
@firenza744 ай бұрын
Strange that from nowhere a song that you haven't heard or even thought about since it was in charts can come into your head,and performed in a typical for era silly goofing around for the camera style.....Good song though..
@lightningtwostrikes43174 ай бұрын
They often played Matlock Bath Pavilion x
@rockterry93444 ай бұрын
Great video great song
@RDA785 ай бұрын
Shut up nick is doing mewing 2:59
@Kesbol5 ай бұрын
Released 45 years ago today!
@hotdogflavouredmilkshake5 ай бұрын
Imagine walking into the room and there’s Bono just casually chillin on the couch lol
@RDA785 ай бұрын
Pete king 1958 - 1987 RIP
@adilsongomes30925 ай бұрын
Top
@gloriagarcia43516 ай бұрын
Says there 5 replies, but there are only 4, whathappened?
@edge0326 ай бұрын
Cool to see this. After the PopMart opener in Vegas in 97, the rest of the tour was pretty much ignored by MTV and the media in the US. MTV had all but stopped playing videos from the Pop album after Staring at the Sun. It was before the internet really blew up too so you didn’t get a lot of news/footage from the tour that year.
@colinmcdonough40343 ай бұрын
America's loss.
@ltjjenkins5 күн бұрын
The people spoke. Disaster.
@jimyost25856 ай бұрын
Sand as white as snow Swirls like smoke around my feet And a sky that turns in a moment From blue to gray All these things I see on an Irish day It is here that time has granted That the light should still burn on It was here a seed was planted In the brave heart of an Irish son Here before my time Walked men of faith and truth In a land that was dark They followed the way Bringing sweet light on an Irish day It is here that time has granted That the light should still burn on It was here a seed was planted In the brave heart of an Irish son Here, I kneel upon this ground Love can heal When truth is found This song was made in 1995 during the height of the power of the mid-90's outpouring of the Holy Spirit (what became known as "The Toronto Outpouring of the Holy Spirit.")
@hummycarton7 ай бұрын
Played once a month on Retro Charts Radio, along with every other Top 40 hit from 1952 to 1999. All 15,300 hits on random 24/7. It's a musical journey no one has ever been on before. No ads, no presenters, no news, no frills, just the music :)
@capriboy2o7 ай бұрын
Im late to the Iona party. Used to hear this amazing ambient track in B&Q when i was in store and itbturns out, it was "Matthew the Man". Used soundhound to find it. Was always a Beggs fan so that explained the familiarity of the Chapman sound!! Im not necessarily religious but Kells and Beyond these Shores are excellent musically.
@mooseing227 ай бұрын
I wrote 'one rule for you, one rule for me' on my lounge wall. We were decorating so it would be papered over. It was for my ex. We'd just split up and I knew she'd see it because she was collecting her stuff later that day and leave the keys to my apartment. I was relieved she'd been and gone woohoo, finally rid of one huge pain in the ass! I went out and bought the single. It's a song I'll never get tired of. 'Keep it toooOoOoyourself'. As for the nob head wearing the umbrella hat? If I'd seen him back then I probably would've given it a miss.
@drewneil18737 ай бұрын
Brilliant tune! I bought it in 1979 on Red Vinyl and I still have it!
@susannorth884525 күн бұрын
Me too 👍
@martinwedge77327 ай бұрын
Used to hear this a lot on Radio Luxembourg in the spring of ‘79 so I went out and got it on red vinyl. Should have been top 10 x
@irishphilomena67927 ай бұрын
Love this and so happy to find it ❤
@yerags8 ай бұрын
Life in the City is such a great song
@stevenbrooks69308 ай бұрын
Anyone know if it was completely fictitious or about Billy Idol? The age of original composition, and proximity to the club circles they would’ve been in, is simply beyond fiction to not be…
@nickywilks79288 ай бұрын
Absolutely phenomenal
@jonathanclark40698 ай бұрын
This takes me back, I have memories of ATF singing Help way back when
@steveavery93898 ай бұрын
Is that the original singer back ? G.P. such an underated band except by the people who know.
@Kesbol11 күн бұрын
The singer is Rob Halligan
@johnmartin51538 ай бұрын
Crazy to see that jag in its previous life
@samuelbanks82478 ай бұрын
i love this great videos of ATF wish could of here them back in day :)
@GTA6VIGameguy9 ай бұрын
It's like the guitar is enchanted and only ends up in rockstar musicians hands
@PeterJVogel9 ай бұрын
Brilliant
@limeyf6339 ай бұрын
I was there!! Fantastic time. Thank you.
@04mdsimps9 ай бұрын
Someone should do a comedy sketch its december 2020 and theres various sad scenes throughout the country, nhs wards full of ill, people quarantining etc and then its cuts to a westminister joyous christmas party singing this
@SevenDaysToNoon9 ай бұрын
Every time I hear this I’m back in 1979 rollerskating around Hyde Park. I had it on my Walkman. Subsequently I bought their albums and not a summer goes by that I don’t cut the lawn listening to Laser Love. I’m 63 now and I still listen to this band.
@MyRecordPlayer9 ай бұрын
kzread.info/dash/bejne/gnak2stvpJXaobg.html
@Tom-iw3zh9 ай бұрын
I saw Lamb in Chicago with my Jews For Jesus friends in 1982. They were wonderful in their outreach to everyone. I know they wanted to reach the Jewish people because I could see it in their heart through their words. Praise Yeshua for His love through us to everyone!
@gloriagarcia43519 ай бұрын
Very few singers can do this , fr high to low then fr low to high, the magic of Sir Cliff.
@BrianVincent-gz2dq6 ай бұрын
Well said Gloria.
@gloriagarcia43516 ай бұрын
@@BrianVincent-gz2dq Brian,miss you so much, when will you resume, longing to hear from you,it's been a long time. Hoping Jesus would touch you from your slumber.
@BrianVincent-gz2dq6 ай бұрын
@@gloriagarcia4351 Hi Gloria!!!!! Four fractures to my left shoulder following bad fall so in a sling. Glad to say I am off the booze, thanks to good old JC and Mary and Joseph and not missing it at all. I do not know how to send messages on phone via KZread unless I am "replying" to a message sent to me, such as yours today, as this sort of puts me in the chain, as it were. 65 in April, so technology still goes over my head Gloria. I hope you are well and enjoyed Cliff's Christmas album, which peaked at number 3 in our UK Album Chart. Not bad for 83, and he recently concluded a sell out UK tour yet again! You have made my day and I shall speak to JC today to see d you his blessings and a big hug from me.xxx.
@gloriagarcia43516 ай бұрын
@@BrianVincent-gz2dq Brian, good afternoon, I did not comment in what you said, "Glad to say I am off the booze.........." I have to look it up in the dictionary to know the meaning & only after that did I understand the nextsentence, "and not missing it at all." It made me very happy 'cause that's what i was begging to Jesus that someday you''ll realize/or go back to your sanity that what you're doing is ruining yourself. Remember in one instance you told me that,"pub opens in 20 mins. so my daily routine is about to begin." You also told me that "the enjoyment of alcohol is unlikelyto diminish as I have Good Friends w/in the environment." These are your very words & it saddened me too much, as a Legionary I see the importance of very fervent prayer to help you go back to your senses. So your Off the booze & not missing it at all made me very happy, I just hope & continue to pray. God bless us all.
@BrianVincent-gz2dq6 ай бұрын
@@gloriagarcia4351 Good morning Gloria. It is precisely 7:30 AM in Bristol, England, as I commence this message as I have just seen your message pop up. I hope my response in replying straight away is forgiven so early in the morning as be assured, it shall probably take a daft old sod like me at least an hour to send it, once I have spell checked!! 😁😁😁. The national sport in the UK, if not indeed the world (excluding USA), is Football. Americans painfully refer to it as "Soccer". My all time sporting hero was Sir Bobby Charlton, who peacefully passed away 2 months ago aged 86. His loss was mourned globally, not just as a football legend, but as a human being. Sort of like the Cliff of football !!! Ever since I was a child, I was always made to swear on "Bobby Charlton's honour" if people thought I was lying, as everyone knew I could never lie on his honour., and often had to deal with the consequences and take my punishment on the chin. At the age of 9, I swore I would never smoke, and almost 56 years later, I remain the only child of 9 that never, ever, ever, smoked, as Bobby's honour is unbreakable. My painful fall and breakage of my left shoulder comprising of 4 fractures, on the 30th December, just gone, was the final straw. I swore, in front of witnesses, on Bobby's honour, to never drink again. I never shall. Today shall be my 34th consecutive day without alcohol, and my family and friends, as am I, are delighted for me. My sense of humour has remained wonderfully intact, and I can now taste my food, and my memory has also improved. My credibility within my local pubs has increased dramatically and my undoubted intellect is on display, albeit NEVER in an arrogant way,... I just had a good education and have an opinion on an array of subjects, whilst not being "opinionated " in any discussion or debate. Feeling great and totally know Jesus answered my prayer to pluck the courage to swear on Bobby's honour to give up the booze. Jesus himself gave me the "Bobby's honour " tool to keep me on the straight and narrow at such a young age, understanding a child's hero worship of good people such as Bobby, would naturally formulate before my understanding of Jesus himself, as religion was too much to embrace when so young. JC was happy to watch from a distance, in a way, knowing he created the wonderful and kind and honourable person that Bobby was, to help bring me closer to Jesus in the same way Jesus has led me to Cliff, such is Cliff's love of Jesus, which has influenced my review of all things religious. I shall never break Bobby's honour and his impact has been equally as Important, if not more so, than even my beloved Cliff. ENOUGH OF ME: How are you ????? How is your relationship with Jesus? How is your personal well being, if you wish to share? I cannot review our former exchanges as I sadly don't know how to find them, as they are attached to various KZread uploads contained within thousands of comments I have attached to thousand of uploads referring to our Cliff. I don't feel I shall ever grasp the technical side of mobile phones, so I unfairly have to rely on you to instigate initial exchanges in order for me to "reply" to your actual message at the time of receiving it. Always get excited, when reviewing comments attached to various Cliff uploads, if I see your name pop up, as it lets me know you are alive and well. My British phone number is 0q17
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My favourite group at the time - loved Ivors hat!
I was there!
Remember hearing you sing this song for the first time a very long time ago!!! For goodness sake though, why didn't you extend the arrangement, its far too short at just over 3 minutes!! Would you be ok...I am a pianist...if I added a repeat chorus or two and outro perhaps to lengthen it to 5-6 mins to build the song's momentum. Listening to it again, its still a hit and we should all start playing it again??!
what a lovely voice; great dynamics too. The famous "Terl Bucket" and the inspirational Mike Haughton!
They used to.play at my college quite a bit back in the day. St John's York
Hi there, I wonder if you've got any more videos from this episode. My friend was there of the day dancing and I would love to see that !
Look at me Mum I'm on TV..
What a nostalgic video....back in the day I remember travelling up to scotland with my cousin/best friend and had such a blast touring all the way up to John O groats listening to bands like this! What an amazing time!
now in 2024 , song stands test of time , Awesome
They are not screaming for us. They are screaming for themselves ... I think it takes a bit of humility to make that statement. Rather, Its how they feel about the song. Never thought about it that way ... pretty deep ...
It’s so great to see and hear this outstanding music- and I do miss Mike- he always had such an incredible way with the saxes and flute.
I was there too, I might have already said that.
weird
Want to dance unabashedly in the sun when i hear that song. Just fantastic praise to God!
This is nice, no wonder Yasunori Mitsuda chose her as the singer for in Xenogears.
Very beautiful song & singer, w/ that fabulous dress, stunning color combination, that's our hero, Sir Cliff, England's pride.
🎉❤fantastic love this song ❤❤❤❤❤
Rock'n roll is king, Sir Cliff is its friend but l love both.😍❤️
Strange that from nowhere a song that you haven't heard or even thought about since it was in charts can come into your head,and performed in a typical for era silly goofing around for the camera style.....Good song though..
They often played Matlock Bath Pavilion x
Great video great song
Shut up nick is doing mewing 2:59
Released 45 years ago today!
Imagine walking into the room and there’s Bono just casually chillin on the couch lol
Pete king 1958 - 1987 RIP
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Says there 5 replies, but there are only 4, whathappened?
Cool to see this. After the PopMart opener in Vegas in 97, the rest of the tour was pretty much ignored by MTV and the media in the US. MTV had all but stopped playing videos from the Pop album after Staring at the Sun. It was before the internet really blew up too so you didn’t get a lot of news/footage from the tour that year.
America's loss.
The people spoke. Disaster.
Sand as white as snow Swirls like smoke around my feet And a sky that turns in a moment From blue to gray All these things I see on an Irish day It is here that time has granted That the light should still burn on It was here a seed was planted In the brave heart of an Irish son Here before my time Walked men of faith and truth In a land that was dark They followed the way Bringing sweet light on an Irish day It is here that time has granted That the light should still burn on It was here a seed was planted In the brave heart of an Irish son Here, I kneel upon this ground Love can heal When truth is found This song was made in 1995 during the height of the power of the mid-90's outpouring of the Holy Spirit (what became known as "The Toronto Outpouring of the Holy Spirit.")
Played once a month on Retro Charts Radio, along with every other Top 40 hit from 1952 to 1999. All 15,300 hits on random 24/7. It's a musical journey no one has ever been on before. No ads, no presenters, no news, no frills, just the music :)
Im late to the Iona party. Used to hear this amazing ambient track in B&Q when i was in store and itbturns out, it was "Matthew the Man". Used soundhound to find it. Was always a Beggs fan so that explained the familiarity of the Chapman sound!! Im not necessarily religious but Kells and Beyond these Shores are excellent musically.
I wrote 'one rule for you, one rule for me' on my lounge wall. We were decorating so it would be papered over. It was for my ex. We'd just split up and I knew she'd see it because she was collecting her stuff later that day and leave the keys to my apartment. I was relieved she'd been and gone woohoo, finally rid of one huge pain in the ass! I went out and bought the single. It's a song I'll never get tired of. 'Keep it toooOoOoyourself'. As for the nob head wearing the umbrella hat? If I'd seen him back then I probably would've given it a miss.
Brilliant tune! I bought it in 1979 on Red Vinyl and I still have it!
Me too 👍
Used to hear this a lot on Radio Luxembourg in the spring of ‘79 so I went out and got it on red vinyl. Should have been top 10 x
Love this and so happy to find it ❤
Life in the City is such a great song
Anyone know if it was completely fictitious or about Billy Idol? The age of original composition, and proximity to the club circles they would’ve been in, is simply beyond fiction to not be…
Absolutely phenomenal
This takes me back, I have memories of ATF singing Help way back when
Is that the original singer back ? G.P. such an underated band except by the people who know.
The singer is Rob Halligan
Crazy to see that jag in its previous life
i love this great videos of ATF wish could of here them back in day :)
It's like the guitar is enchanted and only ends up in rockstar musicians hands
Brilliant
I was there!! Fantastic time. Thank you.
Someone should do a comedy sketch its december 2020 and theres various sad scenes throughout the country, nhs wards full of ill, people quarantining etc and then its cuts to a westminister joyous christmas party singing this
Every time I hear this I’m back in 1979 rollerskating around Hyde Park. I had it on my Walkman. Subsequently I bought their albums and not a summer goes by that I don’t cut the lawn listening to Laser Love. I’m 63 now and I still listen to this band.
kzread.info/dash/bejne/gnak2stvpJXaobg.html
I saw Lamb in Chicago with my Jews For Jesus friends in 1982. They were wonderful in their outreach to everyone. I know they wanted to reach the Jewish people because I could see it in their heart through their words. Praise Yeshua for His love through us to everyone!
Very few singers can do this , fr high to low then fr low to high, the magic of Sir Cliff.
Well said Gloria.
@@BrianVincent-gz2dq Brian,miss you so much, when will you resume, longing to hear from you,it's been a long time. Hoping Jesus would touch you from your slumber.
@@gloriagarcia4351 Hi Gloria!!!!! Four fractures to my left shoulder following bad fall so in a sling. Glad to say I am off the booze, thanks to good old JC and Mary and Joseph and not missing it at all. I do not know how to send messages on phone via KZread unless I am "replying" to a message sent to me, such as yours today, as this sort of puts me in the chain, as it were. 65 in April, so technology still goes over my head Gloria. I hope you are well and enjoyed Cliff's Christmas album, which peaked at number 3 in our UK Album Chart. Not bad for 83, and he recently concluded a sell out UK tour yet again! You have made my day and I shall speak to JC today to see d you his blessings and a big hug from me.xxx.
@@BrianVincent-gz2dq Brian, good afternoon, I did not comment in what you said, "Glad to say I am off the booze.........." I have to look it up in the dictionary to know the meaning & only after that did I understand the nextsentence, "and not missing it at all." It made me very happy 'cause that's what i was begging to Jesus that someday you''ll realize/or go back to your sanity that what you're doing is ruining yourself. Remember in one instance you told me that,"pub opens in 20 mins. so my daily routine is about to begin." You also told me that "the enjoyment of alcohol is unlikelyto diminish as I have Good Friends w/in the environment." These are your very words & it saddened me too much, as a Legionary I see the importance of very fervent prayer to help you go back to your senses. So your Off the booze & not missing it at all made me very happy, I just hope & continue to pray. God bless us all.
@@gloriagarcia4351 Good morning Gloria. It is precisely 7:30 AM in Bristol, England, as I commence this message as I have just seen your message pop up. I hope my response in replying straight away is forgiven so early in the morning as be assured, it shall probably take a daft old sod like me at least an hour to send it, once I have spell checked!! 😁😁😁. The national sport in the UK, if not indeed the world (excluding USA), is Football. Americans painfully refer to it as "Soccer". My all time sporting hero was Sir Bobby Charlton, who peacefully passed away 2 months ago aged 86. His loss was mourned globally, not just as a football legend, but as a human being. Sort of like the Cliff of football !!! Ever since I was a child, I was always made to swear on "Bobby Charlton's honour" if people thought I was lying, as everyone knew I could never lie on his honour., and often had to deal with the consequences and take my punishment on the chin. At the age of 9, I swore I would never smoke, and almost 56 years later, I remain the only child of 9 that never, ever, ever, smoked, as Bobby's honour is unbreakable. My painful fall and breakage of my left shoulder comprising of 4 fractures, on the 30th December, just gone, was the final straw. I swore, in front of witnesses, on Bobby's honour, to never drink again. I never shall. Today shall be my 34th consecutive day without alcohol, and my family and friends, as am I, are delighted for me. My sense of humour has remained wonderfully intact, and I can now taste my food, and my memory has also improved. My credibility within my local pubs has increased dramatically and my undoubted intellect is on display, albeit NEVER in an arrogant way,... I just had a good education and have an opinion on an array of subjects, whilst not being "opinionated " in any discussion or debate. Feeling great and totally know Jesus answered my prayer to pluck the courage to swear on Bobby's honour to give up the booze. Jesus himself gave me the "Bobby's honour " tool to keep me on the straight and narrow at such a young age, understanding a child's hero worship of good people such as Bobby, would naturally formulate before my understanding of Jesus himself, as religion was too much to embrace when so young. JC was happy to watch from a distance, in a way, knowing he created the wonderful and kind and honourable person that Bobby was, to help bring me closer to Jesus in the same way Jesus has led me to Cliff, such is Cliff's love of Jesus, which has influenced my review of all things religious. I shall never break Bobby's honour and his impact has been equally as Important, if not more so, than even my beloved Cliff. ENOUGH OF ME: How are you ????? How is your relationship with Jesus? How is your personal well being, if you wish to share? I cannot review our former exchanges as I sadly don't know how to find them, as they are attached to various KZread uploads contained within thousands of comments I have attached to thousand of uploads referring to our Cliff. I don't feel I shall ever grasp the technical side of mobile phones, so I unfairly have to rely on you to instigate initial exchanges in order for me to "reply" to your actual message at the time of receiving it. Always get excited, when reviewing comments attached to various Cliff uploads, if I see your name pop up, as it lets me know you are alive and well. My British phone number is 0q17