Has to be Either "The Lover In Me", "Days Like This", "101", "Sugar Walls" (which wasn't released in the US) and "9-5" (called ("Morning Train) 9-5 in the US)

Has to be Either "The Lover In Me", "Days Like This", "101", "Sugar Walls" (which wasn't released in the US) and "9-5" (called ("Morning Train) 9-5 in the US)


It has to be "For Your Eyes Only"

Has to be Either "The Lover In Me", "Days Like This", "101", "Sugar Walls" (which wasn't released in the US) and "9-5" (called ("Morning Train) 9-5 in the US)


Sugar Walls was released in America. It was banned or edited on some radio stations, but it was definitely here. It gets my vote. I also loved "The Lover In Me", "Almost Over You", and "Strut".

Tanya

Strut


Howard

For Your Eyes Only
The Lover in Me

Sugar Walls was released in America. It was banned or edited on some radio stations, but it was definitely here. It gets my vote. I also loved "The Lover In Me", "Almost Over You", and "Strut".

Tanya


Sorry Tanya that was a mis-print. I meant to have said that "Sugar Walls" was not relseased in UK.

Not a problem at all. I loved that song. I had to play it low when my parents were in the house, though!

Tanya

Other: You Coulda Been With Me

Sugar Walls - written by Prince :-*

definately sugar walls !

Hey, what about "Follow My Rainbow", which she sang in her final appearance on MIAMI VICE?
Out of these, I had to go with "Strut", but I did like "Morning Train" and "The Lover In Me".

Your Pal,
Doc
8)

(Telephone)Long Distance Love Affair
So far, So Good (About last night soundtrack)
Almost over you

"For Your Eyes Only" (1981) followed by "The Lover In Me" (1988).

Modern Girl followed closely by Morning Train (9 to 5)...and You Could've Been With Me

9-5 Morning Train

9-5 Morning Train


^ got my vote too

Has to be, no questions asked, "For Your Eyes Only".

I voted for Stut followed by Modern Girl and For Your Eyes Only. She also did a really nice one called When he shines.





Cat

My vote goes to "Morning Train (9-5)"; at first I couldn't find it on the list because you had listed it as "9-5".

My vote goes to "Morning Train (9-5)"; at first I couldn't find it on the list because you had listed it as "9-5".

I like that one and "For Your Eyes Only" (which I'm suprised isn't listed)

I love Strut, what can I say - I still go around with my sweatband on my head singing this song into my hairbrush - with 2 backup singers now :o :o :o :o

(Sorry Sheena, because you really were talented, but when someone sets up a line like this...)

"Strut."

Not just because it was a really catchy tune, but because the video supplied the answer of "do you want to admire her for her rack or her buns"?  The answer was "rack", because it was the easiest way to guarantee "duh, you want to admire both!".  You stare at her rack, make it real obvious, and then, if she was true to her word, you also got to ogle her buns while she walked out the door.  And the video delivered on the promise!

(What, why is everyone looking at me like that?  Was that wrong?  Should I not have typed that?)

For Your Eyes Only

then

Telephone (Long Distance Love Affair)

Other:  'So Far So Good'

It wasn't a BIG hit, but it's from the 1986 movie 'About ... Last Night' which I believe is the first film in which Demi Moore does a nude scene

Strut is my favorite, along with Telephone (Long Distance Love Affair) and The Lover In Me. I also like What Comes Naturally, but that came out in 1991.

For Your Eyes Only
then
Telephone (Long Distance Love Affair)


Mine would be the same but the other way round.  :)

Strut gets my vote.

I have to tell you, though, the strangest thing I've ever heard is For Your Eyes Only sung by the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.

Has to be, no questions asked, "For Your Eyes Only".


I never was a big fan of Sheena Easton's music, but I have to agree that this (^) was her best...

Here's showing my age...I vividly remember the TV show that made a star out of her! (The Big Time - 1980)

Here's showing my age...I vividly remember the TV show that made a star out of her! (The Big Time - 1980)


Was that with Esther Rantzen?

Was that with Esther Rantzen?


Yes...though thankfully, Esther didn't pursue a singing career!

Yes...though thankfully, Esther didn't pursue a singing career!
She still may had sang on That's Life?

She still may had sang on That's Life?


Don't ever recall her breaking into song...

Mostly her forte was exhibiting various vegetables that looked like (ahem!) genitalia!

Don't ever recall her breaking into song...

Mostly her forte was exhibiting various vegetables that looked like (ahem!) genitalia!
"Sausages"

Mostly her forte was exhibiting various vegetables that looked like (ahem!) genitalia!


Though I've no idea who this Esther Rantzen is, I have to laugh out loud at this (^) statement!  ;D

Though I've no idea who this Esther Rantzen is, I have to laugh out loud at this (^) statement!  ;D
It is a British way of humour.

It is a British way of humour.


How on earth they got away with it...not only broadcast on the BBC, but on a Sunday night too!  :o

How on earth they got away with it...not only broadcast on the BBC, but on a Sunday night too!  :o
After the watershed?

How on earth they got away with it...not only broadcast on the BBC, but on a Sunday night too!  :o
Unusually-shaped vegetables

After the watershed?


Amazingly, only just! (9.30 if memory serves...)

I picked Other: Christmas All Over the World, from Santa Claus: The Movie. Everytime I hear that song I feel like crying. It's just such a beautiful song.

Sugar Walls
Strut
Morning Train

Days like this
Sugar walls :)