good single
could say ……….
pop punk?????.
very nice singing voice
changing registration
moments of the song
with skill.
jane aire is very pretty
knew not.
and now that I know
been delighted
thanks for uploading
regards mike
antonio
Have had this, & all Jane’s other work, since it came out. Have always loved her voice, but suspect the main reason she failed in the marketplace is her early, earcatching stuff was punky material like this & “I Am The Actress,” & similar songs. But when she went to album, she seems to have put her faith in her producer (Liam Sternberg?) who decided the new route for her would be as a latter-day white Motown knockoff. It was too plastic to be punk, too straight to be new wave, too relaxed to be disco & just too unknown to get mainstream radio airplay. Plus her record company seems to have made little attempt to push the album, maybe sensing it had no natural constituency. Jane had, maybe still has, a terrific voice but appears to have had little artistic vision or direction, at a time when artistic vision could get you through times of no talent better than talent could get you through times of no vision. She was way ahead of her time, in other words; she’d have been an almost perfect American Idol contestant, since they prefer their winners to have considerable singing talent & a willingness to leave the “vision” up to producers.
Hi Paycho, thanks for the comment I understand where your coming from, yes I think many singers are not what I would call artists who control their own destiny.cheers Mikey
good single
could say ……….
pop punk?????.
very nice singing voice
changing registration
moments of the song
with skill.
jane aire is very pretty
knew not.
and now that I know
been delighted
thanks for uploading
regards mike
antonio
Have had this, & all Jane’s other work, since it came out. Have always loved her voice, but suspect the main reason she failed in the marketplace is her early, earcatching stuff was punky material like this & “I Am The Actress,” & similar songs. But when she went to album, she seems to have put her faith in her producer (Liam Sternberg?) who decided the new route for her would be as a latter-day white Motown knockoff. It was too plastic to be punk, too straight to be new wave, too relaxed to be disco & just too unknown to get mainstream radio airplay. Plus her record company seems to have made little attempt to push the album, maybe sensing it had no natural constituency. Jane had, maybe still has, a terrific voice but appears to have had little artistic vision or direction, at a time when artistic vision could get you through times of no talent better than talent could get you through times of no vision. She was way ahead of her time, in other words; she’d have been an almost perfect American Idol contestant, since they prefer their winners to have considerable singing talent & a willingness to leave the “vision” up to producers.
Hi Paycho, thanks for the comment I understand where your coming from, yes I think many singers are not what I would call artists who control their own destiny.cheers Mikey