This blog examines, reviews and discusses how worship is being lived out in culture and in the church. We tackle everything from songwriting techniques in corporate worship, to interviewing worship leaders and pastors, to reviewing the last big rock concert.
One of the great 80s dance jams. I still jam out to this when I hear it come on in the grocery store. Even though it was written by Diane Warren, DeBarge still pulled of an amazing performance and put on that magical touch that only androgynous 80s R&B pop stars can do. And yes they are complete Lionel Richie hacks…we’ll do Lionel some justice here soon don’t worry.
This is a promo for our church’s youth group. Both these jokers are in my band and they’ve done an incredible job capturing the glory of the 80s is this mock video. If you’re impatient skip to 1:30 to see the goods. This song would have been a smash hit in the 80s, SMASH I tell you. Props to John and Josh.
I was a big Hall and Oates fan, well mostly Hall, Oates never did it for me. This is one of the strangest, most awkward videos I’ve ever seen. This isn’t so much 80s as 80s on a bad acid trip. It’s going to be hard following up this 80s video next week.
2 80s icons together, Paul Simon and Chevy Chase, this is like 80s ecstasy. The white sports jackets, high water jeans, light pink walls it just all works for me. This video make me so happy, I feel like a school girl who just made the high school cheerleading squad. Little known fact, the names in the song came from an incident at a party that Simon went to with his wife Peggy Harper. The host of the party called Paul “Al”, and Peggy “Betty”, inspiring Simon to write a song. And now you know…..