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The Judds – “Born to Be Blue”
Song written by Brent Maher, Mack David, and Mike Reid
Some random pictures of Tony from Armando Gallo’s book - I Know What I Like
Stones Tour Party, 1972—Mick Jagger at Michael Butler’s house.
Photo: Ken Regan
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Paul in disguise, during the filming of A Hard Days Night at Paddington Station, c. 2nd March 1964.
Pics: David Hurn / Magnum Photos.
I am dealing with a man
When away from me, he stays deep inside of my heart
And he says, “if anyone falls in love
It will be one of us.”
On this day in music history: March 25, 1985 - “Voices Carry" by ‘Til Tuesday is released. Written by Aimee Mann, Robert Holmes, Joey Pesce and Michael Hausman, it is the debut single from the New Wave/Rock band from Boston, MA fronted by lead singer and bassist Aimee Mann. Shortly after the band receives their initial break by winning the “WBCN Rock ‘n’ Roll Rumble” in their hometown, ‘Til Tuesday are signed to Epic Records. The idea of what becomes the song “Voices Carry” originates with the bands lead singer, bassist and main lyricist Aimee Mann. The lyrics, having to do with relationships gone wrong (her relationship with band drummer and former boyfriend Michael Hausman in particular), are originally intended to be sung by Mann to another woman. Epic Records fearing negative reaction from radio programmers and the public to its original same sex subject matter, ask the band to change the gender of the songs love interest. Initially resistant to the idea, eventually the gender of the person Mann is singing to is changed to a man. Released two and a half months in advance of their debut album (also titled “Voices Carry”), the single is supported by a memorable music video featuring Mann in a deteriorating relationship with a wealthy and controlling boyfriend (played by actor Cully Holland), quickly becomes an MTV staple, and becomes a major pop radio hit. Entering the Billboard Hot 100 at #81 on April 13, 1985, “Voices Carry” peaks at #8 on the Billboard Hot 100 on July 13, 1985, driving sales of their debut album to Gold status in the US.