Great video/Great fun. My garage band in NYC covered "Sorry". I remember nailing it on our first try. I haven't seent his particular video. I dig the gogo dancers! THX! Keep em coming!
A number one hit in their native Australia. Nevertheless, tracking down a 45 seems to be damn near impossible. The few I've seen listed are being sold for silly money--$50 or more.
The Three O'Clock did indeed record this song for their "Baroque Hoedown" EP. Both that and full-length "16 Tambourines" still sound great to me.
Here are the Three O'Clock lip-synching the song on the syndicated, LA based "New Wave dance party" show 'MV3', circa 1983.
Great song! Didn't The Three O'Clock out of LA cover this? I think that's how I first heard it.
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ReplyDeleteGreat video/Great fun. My garage band in NYC covered "Sorry". I remember nailing it on our first try. I haven't seent his particular video. I dig the gogo dancers!
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A number one hit in their native Australia. Nevertheless, tracking down a 45 seems to be damn near impossible. The few I've seen listed are being sold for silly money--$50 or more.
ReplyDeleteThe Three O'Clock did indeed record this song for their "Baroque Hoedown" EP. Both that and full-length "16 Tambourines" still sound great to me.
Here are the Three O'Clock lip-synching the song on the syndicated, LA based "New Wave dance party" show 'MV3', circa 1983.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_44fzAp9zf4