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Music from 80s Teen Movies

Be My Baby (From "Dirty Dancing")

If You Don't Know Me By Now

If I Could Turn Back Time (Live) - Cher Feat Cindy Lauper

Just thought this would be a cool project to do now that I have the multitrack re-recording featured in Rock Band.  Basically, I muted everything except the vocals, keyboard, and very quiet bass.

John Parr - St. Elmo's Fire (Ballad Mix)

Lyrics:

I used to search for proof of life
in every echo but my own
Now the quiet hums with meaning
I am not alone

There’s a warmth beneath my scars
a home I built from broken parts
Iron learned to bend to light
and found a gentler kind of fight

All the pieces I denied
turn like planets, realigned

Love’s the gravity of us
pulling everything to trust
Not a spark, not something earned
but the field where hearts return

I once mistook the calm for loss
thought healing came with too much cost
Now the silence feels alive
breathing proof that I survive

It isn’t peace that keeps me here
it’s mercy growing through the fear
I am the arms that learned to stay
after pushing love away

Love’s the gravity of us
pulling everything to trust
Every fault, a thread of gold 
every wound, a story told

Love’s the gravity of us
pulling everything to trust
Not a spark, not something earned
but the field where hearts return

Held together by what hurt
and made whole by what remained


Gravity

Dig'Hits All 80'S

Africa

Greatest Hits

I'll Be Over You

Pamela

Rosanna

Dreams In Rock Vol. III

I Won't Hold You Back

December, 1963 (Oh What A Night) - Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons - Cover

Joe Cocker & Jennifer Warnes - Up Where We Belong

Mike and the Mechanics - The Living Years

Cover of The Contours, Do You Love Me? by Milestone

Do You Love Me? (Dirty Dancing) - The Contours (Cover)

The Living Years

The Ultimate Celtic Album

You're In My Heart

Even inside Genesis, Mike Rutherford's forte has always been his melodic songwriting. With the successful side project Mike & the Mechanics, the artist managed to find a further way to express himself working with other composers and different teams. Since 1985, Mechanics became a brand in their own, releasing seven albums, selling more than 10 million records, launching many hit singles and touring worldwide with a two frontmen led band.
The sudden death of one of the original singers, Paul Young, needed a period of adjustment but, after one experimental album with Paul Carrack as the only vocalist, Rutherford changed the face to the band recruiting two new singers, Andrew Roachford and Tim Howar. While the album including their most famous song, Living Years, celebrates its 25th anniversary, Mike & The Mechanics are still hitting the road, to the pleasure of the fans worldwide.

The Living Years

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