Never saw this before, COOL!

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Pretty cool indeed, thanks. She Kissed Me is a great song, one of my favorites by TTD.

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His best song ever for sure is....."Let Her Down Easy". I think George Michael likes it as well....

Ramzoo said:

His best song ever for sure is....."Let Her Down Easy". I think George Michael likes it as well....

His best song ever is Holding On To You !

Great find, Joe, thank you! And he plays two of my very favourite songs by him !

He also did a version of Jumpin' Jack Flash, which they showed a couple of weeks later.



That was a good show - particularly that episode with Tezza. Shame it didn't last.

He also did a few performances on a French show called Taratata around that time when he was promoting Vibrator. They're also worth checking out. I seem to recall him performing with Roachford and Brett Anderson on that one, and being interviewed with Stevie Wonder, who was promoting Conversation Peace at the time:

- Stevie: [referring to Terence's upcoming tour] "If he doesn't play Sign Your Name....I'll beat him up!"
- TTD: "Ha! The last time he tried to beat me up, he could see!"

Excellent performance. I'm reminded that I should really get into more of TTD's post-Hardline work.

Welcome!

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He also did a few performances on a French show called Taratata around that time when he was promoting Vibrator. They're also worth checking out.

Thanks deebee for the video and Taratata info.! Never saw this ever. Look this is AWESOME: http://video.mytaratata.c...rent+darby

Anyone know how to transfer these to youtube?

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Thanks everyone for all the new videos!

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from wikipedia...

D'Arby's debut solo album, Introducing the Hardline According to Terence Trent D'Arby, released in July 1987, is his best-known commercial work.^[5] The album produced hits including "If You Let Me Stay", "Wishing Well", "Dance Little Sister", and "Sign Your Name".

He expressed a high opinion of his debut album, brashly claiming that it was the most important album since the Beatles' Sgt. Pepper.^[6]

this is when I lost interest.............maybe I should give him another listen?

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^^You can't deny his talent, give it a go. When he said those things it was Tongue-in-cheek.

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JoeBala said:

Welcome!

deebee said:

He also did a few performances on a French show called Taratata around that time when he was promoting Vibrator. They're also worth checking out.

Thanks deebee for the video and Taratata info.! Never saw this ever. Look this is AWESOME: http://video.mytaratata.c...rent+darby

Good shtuff! There's even a moment during the clip of Stevie doing Superstition where TTD is making moves on Marva King (and who can blame him?).

That was the best time for TTD, I think. I saw him live in 1993 and 1995 and they were both great shows. The material was strong and that was a terrific band he had, and he always had real presence as a performer.

JoeBala said:

Never saw this before, COOL!

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You're always finding some Gems JoeBala. The man was the total package. Great song writer, incredible voice, excellent showmanship and could actually 'play' them instruments and not just pose with them. I kind of moved on from him after 'Wildcard' but will never deny the outstanding talent he possesses. The only thing that stood in his way besides his ego, was MJ and Prince. If it were not for those two bastards ,he would be in the upper echeleons of the music industry today.

Very Rare Early Stuff:

With Bruce Sprinsteen:

Rare Live

Motown Type song. One of my faves by him.

''Letting Go''

'Greasy Chicken'

Let Her Down Easy (T.T.D'Arby cover) - George Michael

Terence trent d'arby - sign your name (cover) by Ruth Roubelle

James Morrison Wishing Well(Cover) busking in Birmingham

Sheryl Crow - Sign Your Name