For the 14th installment of FNF (has summer flown by or what?), I submit piano pop from Vangelis, the composer of "Chariots of Fire." This song, which is empowering and thus a favorite running tune, is from the movie "Mutiny on the Bounty." Note Mel Gibson pondering a tirade.
Also good Vangelis here from "Blade Runner," a favorite 1982 movie. Since Dori doesn't like Vangelis, it's time to make momma happy with The Babys' "Everytime I Think of You." Admit it ... all of you want to sing back up to this song.
Time to make daddy happy with the Pointer Sisters.
This one's a request from my friend Chuck. Hard to believe Bobby Caldwell is not African-American.
Bobby Caldwell - What You Won't Do for Love
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Jim, thanks for the four-in-a-row without commercial interrupstion videos. They are tracked, stacked and ready for playback, to paraphrase The Wolfman. I agree Bobby Caldwell may have challenged some preconceived notions.
The Pointer Sisters have a brother, Aaron, an NFL referee. Years ago the ladies sang National Anthem at a game where he was part of officiating crew.
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