Sunday, 13 March 2011

Spandau Ballet - Gold - video n lyrics






Spandau Ballet - Gold - Lyrics

Thank you for coming home
I'm sorry that the chairs are all worn
I left them here I could have sworn
these are my salad days
slowly being eaten away
just another play for today
oh but I'm proud of you, but I'm proud of you
there's nothing left to make me feel small
luck has left me standing so tall
gold
always believe in your soul
you've got the power to know
you're indestructible
always believe in, because you are
gold
glad that you're bound to return
there's something I could have learned
you're indestructible, always believe in
after the rush has gone
I hope you find a little more time
remember we were partners in crime
it's only two years ago
the man with the suit and the pace
you know that he was there on the case
now he's in love with you, he's in love with you
love is like a high prison wall
but you could leave me standing so tall
gold
always believe in your soul
you've got the power to know
you're indestructible
always believe in, because you are
gold
glad that you're bound to return
there's something I could have learned
you're indestructible, always believe in
(musical interlude)
for love is like a high prison wall
and you could leave me standing so tall
Gold
always believe in your soul
you've got the power to know
you're indestructible
always believe in, because you are
gold
Glad that you're bound to return
There's something I could've learned
you're indestructible
always believe in

Saturday, 5 March 2011

Spandau Ballet's Gary Kemp masterclass at the British Music Experience

Spandau Ballet's Gary Kemp will be doing a masterclass at the British Music Experience under London’s O2 Dome on 28 Mar, which will including the acoustic performance classic films and a Q & a session with the man himself.

Gary will also read excerpts from his 2009 autobiography ‘I Know This Much: From Soho to Spandau’.

Gary said, “Songwriting in the UK is something we should be proud of, to get the chance to talk at the BME amongst the years of history gathered there will be a very proud moment. The exhibition shows the history of British music, something that I am very honoured to have been a part of for well over thirty years”.

Sunday, 13 February 2011

Stars line up for '80s supergig

Rick Astley, the Human League and Spandau Ballet frontman Tony Hadley are to co-headline this summer's Rewind event in Scone Palace, Scotland.

Heaven 17, Bananarama, Hue & Cry, The Beat, ABC, The Bluebells and Fiction Factory, who have rehabilitated particularly for the event, will also perform for an predictable 20,000 fans of 1980s music, who will be present at the event.

Billy Ocean, Kim Wilde, Howard Jones, Go West, Nik Kershaw, Imagination, T'Pau, Kid Creole and the Coconuts, The Real Thing, Toyah, Hazel O'Connor, China Crisis, Doctor & the Medics, Modern Romance and wounding Crew complete the line-up. The event will take place from July 29-31.

Tuesday, 18 January 2011

Spandau Ballet frontman Tony Hadley in Rewind Festival

This year summer Rewind Festival including Spandau Ballet frontman Tony Hadley and Human League, this festival will b e on July 29-31 and take place on Scone Palace that of held in Scotland.

Which is attend in this festival are Heaven 17, Bananarama, Hue & Cry, The Beat, ABC, The Bluebells and Fiction Factory, they also have better especially for the occasion, will also perform for an expected 20,000 fans of 1980s music.

In the festival complete line-up are Billy Ocean, Kim Wilde, Howard Jones, Go West, Nik Kershaw, Imagination, T'Pau, Kid Creole and the Coconuts, The Real Thing, Toyah, Hazel O'Connor, China Crisis, Doctor & the Medics, Modern Romance and Cutting Crew.

Saturday, 11 December 2010

Gary Kemp imagine Spandau Ballet turned famous musical


Gary Kemp imagine to the Spandau Ballet could be turned into a famous musical, he stand a ladder of higgest musical he wants a courtroom.

Mindful no doubt of what Mamma Mia! (and the film of that musical) did for Abba's fortunes, Gary Kemp tells me he is toying with the idea of Spandau Ballet. "It's a great idea," the band's guitarist and chief songwriter told me.

Between the band's members, Kemp added with a nod to the occasional legal spats, that he hopes a courtroom would make a good condition, he says, "I see it with some touches of Gilbert and Sullivan and all set in a court".

Tony Hadley member watched enamoured of the notion and said, "Those sort of musicals seldom work".

Thursday, 2 December 2010

Spandau Ballet – the Musical is Gary Kemp's dream


Mindful no doubt of what Mamma Mia! (and the film of that musical) did for Abba's fortunes, Gary Kemp tells me he is toying with the idea of Spandau Ballet – The Musical.

"It's a great idea," the band's guitarist and chief songwriter told me at the CLIC Sargent Fantasy Ball at the Dorchester Hotel in Mayfair. With a nod to the the occasional legal spats between the band's members, Kemp added that he thought a courtroom would make a good setting."I see it with some touches of Gilbert and Sullivan and all set in a court," he says.

Fellow band member Tony Hadley seemed less enamoured of the notion: "Those sort of musicals seldom work," he said.

John Denham, the grey-haired shadow business secretary, has been a vocal supporter of the students protesting about tuition fees.

Mandrake fancies it would have been hard for him to have condemned their rowdy behaviour. As president of the Students' Union at Southampton University in the 1970s, he led an occupation of the university's administration offices.

It was in protest against the increases in student tuition fees that the university was then attempting to impose. Looking at Denham these days, one wouldn't have thought that the old boy had it in him.