You've Lost That Loving Feeling - Long John Baldry & Kathi McDonald (1979) (1980 in Australia)

@Scott - some of those clips you’ve requested in your first post have been shown on rage in the digital era:

Losing You - Sharon O’Neill - as part of a Rock Arena replay
Danger - Sharon O’Neill - as part of a Countdown replay
Power - Sharon O’Neill - as part of an Antenna replay
Hummingbird - Eurogliders
Human On The Inside - Divinyls
Don’t Wanna Do This - Divinyls
I Know There’s Something Going On - Frida

That’s just the ones I know about without doing a search.

@Scott - clips from your second post that have been shown:

Baby It’s You - Promises (this has been shown quite a few times)
Idiot Grin - Do Re Mi - as part of a Rock Arena replay

I’m not aware of the clips from your third and fourth posts being shown but if I don’t follow a particular artist then I haven’t been on the lookout for their clips.

@Jason - Eurythmics “The Walk” (video clip with Annie in Black wig) has a very interesting history. Basically the clip is lost and there is no known high quality copy surviving anywhere in the world. If you go to my YouTube channel you’ll see my digital restoration of the last known copy which was from an extremely degraded Umatic tape copy kept by the director, Marek Budzynski.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6qU-kRhKL0A

Full story in the YouTube description of this video.

Very happy that one of my requests was on Rage VAULT last night ...

Stumbling' In - Suzi Quatro & Chris Norman

Pleasantly surprised about the different film clip too. Not the one I've seen before. Thank you, Rage. :slightly_smiling_face:

Would love to see this ...

Gold - John Stewart (1979)

King Of Pain - The Police (1983)

Worth it for the cringeworthy factor ...

I've Never Been To Me - Charlene (1982)



and ...

Do That To Me One More Time - Captain & Tennille (1979)

For Your Eyes Only - Sheena Easton (1981)

We've Got Tonight - Kenny ROgers & Sheena Easton (1983)

Yes to Charlene, Captain & Tennille and Sheena.

In a similar vein, I'd like 'You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling' by Long John Baldry & Kathi MacDonald, which I only have from Video Hits.

Let's Hang On - Barry Manilow (1983)



Absolutely, Brad. I remember that song so much. It featured in the top 10 for weeks on Countdown.

Girls Can Get It - Dr Hook (1980)

Jeans On - David Dundas (1976)

A Little In Love - Cliff Richard (1980)

You Don't Bring Me Flowers - Barbra Streisand & Neil Diamond (1978)

Love Is All - Roger Glover & Ronnie James Dio (1974)

There Ain't No Age for Rock 'n Roll - The Veterans (1979)

Little Jeannie - Elton John (1980)

De Do Do Do, De Da Da Da - The Police (1981)

Invisible Sun - The Police (1982)

OneOf Us - ABBA (1982)

All Of My Heart - ABC (1982)

Bang Bang - BA Robertson (1979)

Take It Away - Paul McCartney (1982)

The Only Way Out - Cliff Richard (1982)

Not a great song, in my opinion, but a hit all the same ... Classic - Adrian Gurvitz (1982)

Baby Makes Her Blue Jeans Talk - Dr Hook (1982)

I Could Be So Good For You - Dennis Waterman (1982)

Oh Julie - Shakin' Stevens (1982)

Ebony And Ivory - Paul McCartney & Stevie Wonder (1982)

Waves - Blancmange (1983)

Under Attack - ABBA (1983)

One On One - Hall & Oates (1983)

Can't Shake Loose - Agnetha Faltskog (1983)

Reap the Wild Wind - Ultravox (1982)

Dancing In The City - Marshall Hain (1978)

Do You Believe In Love - Huey Lewis & The News (1982)

The Air That I Breathe - The Hollies (1974)

Bang-A-Boomerang - ABBA (1975)

Are You Old Enough - Dragon (1978) Original Film Clip

There's the other version of Ebony and Ivory music video that I saw on Music Max pay-tv channel and it shows an African-American prisoner lip-synching and miming to Stevie's vocals.

Sharon O'Neill 'Losing You' (only shown on a Rock Arena repeat)

Kim Wilde 'The Second Time' (released in Australia, but hasn't aired on rage yet)

Dead or Alive 'Turn Around and Count 2 Ten' (the 7" version that's just under 5 minutes long)

I Might Be A Punk (But I Love You, Baby!) - Norman Gunston (1977)

What's about Asian Paradise by Sharon O' Neill that was shown on Rock Arena which I saw it before and I saw it again on YouTube?