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I love the idea of sharing music quotes that move me. Here's an example. In this example, I also have great respect and admiration for the artist performing. Loyal Tina Turner fan. This is a throwback song from the soundtrack for Mad Max: Beyond Thunderdome (1985). This music video turned Tina Turner into a Post Apocalyptic Rock Goddess.
LYRICS / QUOTES: “There's just one thing you've got to know ... You're one of the living.”
“One of the Living” has a surprisingly rich backstory. It wasn’t just a soundtrack cut; it was a deliberate artistic pivot for Tina Turner, a collaboration with some unexpected rock heavyweights, and a music video that pushed her image into full-blown post-apocalyptic glam.
“We Don’t Need Another Hero” became the emotional anthem of the film, “One of the Living” was the aggressive, rock-driven opener — and it earned Turner a Grammy for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance. (A Grammy win for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance (1986), but often cited as one of Turner’s most underrated rock performances. Weird (O.o).
“We Don’t Need Another Hero” is about longing for peace and a future beyond violence; “One of the Living” is about survival in a brutal world.
Who actually played on it?
Holly Knight (of “Love Is a Battlefield” fame) wrote the song.
Mike Chapman (Blondie, The Knack) produced it.
The Fixx’s guitarist, Jamie West-Oram, played the signature guitar parts.
Tim Cappello, Turner’s famously ripped saxophonist, contributed as well.
The result was a track that blended Turner’s raw power with a distinctly mid 80s rock edge — perfect for the Mad Max universe. This video helped cement Turner’s mid 80s reinvention — not just a comeback pop star, but a cinematic, larger-than-life icon.
song of the day - "One Of The Living" | TINA TURNER | 1985.
On June 15, 2014, Casey Kasem, host of the longtime countdown program, AMERICAN TOP 40, passed away at the age of 82. ...On June 15, 2014, Casey Kasem, host of the longtime countdown program, AMERICAN TOP 40, passed away at the age of 82. From my first blog post (and probably some more in between then and now), I explained how, in 1979, I was a geeky, lanky, and somewhat lost 12-year-old living in Central Maine, had a...song of the day - "One Of The Living" | TINA TURNER | 1985.



I really like that last quote: "Music is what feelings sound like. "
ReplyDeleteMe too! It's such a "feel good" quote. LOL.
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