Cinderella - Nobody's Fool ( S.1.1 )

 

Music video

The music video continues the storyline from where the "Shake Me" video left off, following the Cinderella-like girl as she accompanies the band to their rehearsal space, with the wicked sisters in pursuit. As the band performs the song, the girl runs home for the stroke of midnight when her rocker outfit changes back to a plain dress. She later meets the band again for an autograph, and the video ends as a glint of recognition passes across Tom Keifer's face.

Charts

Chart (1986-1987)	Peak Position
Canada Top Singles (RPM)	35
US Billboard Hot 100	13
US Mainstream Rock (Billboard)	25

Cinderella - Nobody's Fool ( S.1 )

 

"Nobody's Fool" is a power ballad by American glam metal band Cinderella, released in 1986 as the second single from the band's debut album, Night Songs. It charted at number thirteen on the Billboard Hot 100 and also at number 25 on the Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart in 1987.

Background

Singer Tom Keifer described "Nobody's Fool" as a "song for the falling out of love experience." He added, "And I would say that was not written for any one particular person. I'd been through that several times prior to writing that song. A lot of times, the emotions of songs are cumulative. That's not one particular experience, but the culmination of many."

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King Crimson - I Talk To The Wind ( L2 )

Said the straight man to the late man

"Where have you been?"
I've been here and I've been there
And I've been in between

I talk to the wind
My words are all carried away
I talk to the wind
The wind does not hear
The wind cannot hear

I'm on the outside looking inside
What do I see
Much confusion, disillusion
All around me

I talk to the wind
My words are all carried away
I talk to the wind
The wind does not hear
The wind cannot hear

You don't possess me
Don't impress me
Just upset my mind
Can't instruct me or conduct me
Just use up my time

I talk to the wind
My words are all carried away
I talk to the wind
The wind does not hear
The wind cannot hear

I talk to the wind
My words are all carried away
I talk to the wind
The wind does not hear
The wind cannot hear

The wind does not hear
The wind cannot hear
[repeat]

The Beach Boys ( B4 )

 Family gatherings brought the Wilsons in contact with cousin Mike Love. Brian taught Love's sister Maureen and a friend harmonies. Later, Brian, Love and two friends performed at Hawthorne High School. Brian also knew Al Jardine, a high school classmate. Brian suggested to Jardine that they team up with his cousin and brother Carl. Love gave the fledgling band its name: "The Pendletones", a pun on "Pendleton", a style of woolen shirt popular at the time. Dennis was the only avid surfer in the group, and he suggested that the group write songs that celebrated the sport and the lifestyle that it had inspired in Southern California. Brian finished the song, titled "Surfin'", and with Mike Love, wrote "Surfin' Safari".

Murry Wilson, who was a sometime songwriter, arranged for the Pendletones to meet his publisher Hite Morgan. He said: "Finally, [Hite] agreed to hear it, and Mrs. Morgan said 'Drop everything, we're going to record your song. I think it's good.' And she's the one responsible." On September 15, 1961, the band recorded a demo of "Surfin'" with the Morgans. A more professional recording was made on October 3, at World Pacific Studio in Hollywood. David Marks was not present at the session as he was in school that day. Murry brought the demos to Herb Newman, owner of Candix Records and Era Records, and he signed the group on December 8. When the single was released a few weeks later, the band found that they had been renamed "the Beach Boys".

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Istoric ( 319 )

 18.05.1964 - are loc o adevarata revolta la un concert Rolling Stones din Hamilton. 4000 de fani cu bilete false darama portile arenei, pentru ca nu aveau voie inauntru.

Iron Butterfly - In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida ( D2 )

 

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Roxy Music ( B22 )

 

Former members

• Brian Eno – synthesizer, "treatments", backing vocals (1970–1973)
• Graham Simpson – bass (1970–1972, died 2012)
• David O'List – guitar (1970–1972)
• Roger Bunn – guitar (1971)
• Dexter Lloyd – drums (1971)
• Rik Kenton – bass (1972)
• John Porter – bass (1972-1973)
• John Gustafson – bass (1973–1975, died 2014)
• Eddie Jobson – keyboards, synthesizers, electric violin (1973–1976, 2019)
• Sal Maida – bass (live performances only) (1973–1974)
• John Wetton – bass (live performances and Your Application's Failed B-side studio) (1974–1975, died 2017)
• Rick Wills – bass (live performances only) (1975–1976)
• Gary Tibbs – bass, backing vocals (1979-1980)
• Dave Skinner – keyboards, backing vocals (1979-1983)
• Paul Carrack – keyboards, backing vocals (1979-1982)
• Alan Spenner – bass (1979-1983, died 1991)
• Neil Hubbard – guitar (1980-1983)
• Andy Newmark – drums (1980-1983)
• Steve Goulding – drums (1982)

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