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Thank you, my friend Sgt (Join to see) for posting the music video of San Francisco, California Rock music band Huey Lewis & The News performing Heart and Soul
Song background: "Written by Huey Lewis and News guitarist/horn player Johnny Colla, this is another fun, well-crafted hit song for the band, one of 12 US Top 10 hits in the '80s. It's about how Rock music is alive and well all over the United States, similar in style to the Motown classic "Dancing in the Street," which also features powerful horns and shout outs to lots of cities.
Different versions of this song were sent to radio stations with nearby cities inserted into the lyrics. For instance, if you lived in New Mexico, you might hear Huey mention that the Heart of Rock n' Roll is beating in Santa Fe. This geotargeting was very effective in an age when Pop radio airplay was largely responsible for sales. The local cities were mentioned near the end, so you would listen through the whole song to hear it.
This was re-issued in 1985 for the Back To The Future soundtrack. Huey Lewis was in the movie, playing a talent show judge.
The band opened the 1985 Grammy Awards with a performance of this song. They won for Best Music Video, Long Form at the ceremony.
Despite their phenomenal success (or maybe because of it), the band took some heat for making songs that some critics labeled "uninspiring." Lewis addressed this criticism in a 1987 interview with San Francisco Chronicle, saying, "Nowhere is it written that rock and roll has to be political or change the world. One thing rock and roll has to be is true. And if it rings true, it's right."
"Heart And Soul" written by Huey Lewis and Johnny Colla
Lyrics
"Two o'clock this morning (morning)
If she should come a-calling Calling)
I couldn't dream of turning her away
And if it got hot and hectic (hectic)
I know she'd be electric (electric)
I'd let her take her chances with me
You see, she gets what she wants
'Cause she's heart and soul
She's hot and cold
She's got it all, hot loving every night
Woah
Woaaah
Well, can't you see her standing there (standing there)
See how she looks, see how she cares (how she cares)
I let her steal the night away from me
Nine o'clock this morning (this morning)
She left without a warning (warning)
I let her take advantage of me
You see, she got what she wanted
'Cause she's heart and soul
She's hot and cold
She's got it all, hot loving every night
Woah
Woaaah
(Heart and soul)
Yeah she's heart and soul
She's hot and cold
She's got it all
She's heart and soul
She's got loving every night
Woah
Woaaah
She's got it all
She's heart and soul
She's heart and soul
She's heart and soul
She's heart and soul
She's heart and soul
She's heart and soul
[fade out]
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Song background: "Written by Huey Lewis and News guitarist/horn player Johnny Colla, this is another fun, well-crafted hit song for the band, one of 12 US Top 10 hits in the '80s. It's about how Rock music is alive and well all over the United States, similar in style to the Motown classic "Dancing in the Street," which also features powerful horns and shout outs to lots of cities.
Different versions of this song were sent to radio stations with nearby cities inserted into the lyrics. For instance, if you lived in New Mexico, you might hear Huey mention that the Heart of Rock n' Roll is beating in Santa Fe. This geotargeting was very effective in an age when Pop radio airplay was largely responsible for sales. The local cities were mentioned near the end, so you would listen through the whole song to hear it.
This was re-issued in 1985 for the Back To The Future soundtrack. Huey Lewis was in the movie, playing a talent show judge.
The band opened the 1985 Grammy Awards with a performance of this song. They won for Best Music Video, Long Form at the ceremony.
Despite their phenomenal success (or maybe because of it), the band took some heat for making songs that some critics labeled "uninspiring." Lewis addressed this criticism in a 1987 interview with San Francisco Chronicle, saying, "Nowhere is it written that rock and roll has to be political or change the world. One thing rock and roll has to be is true. And if it rings true, it's right."
"Heart And Soul" written by Huey Lewis and Johnny Colla
Lyrics
"Two o'clock this morning (morning)
If she should come a-calling Calling)
I couldn't dream of turning her away
And if it got hot and hectic (hectic)
I know she'd be electric (electric)
I'd let her take her chances with me
You see, she gets what she wants
'Cause she's heart and soul
She's hot and cold
She's got it all, hot loving every night
Woah
Woaaah
Well, can't you see her standing there (standing there)
See how she looks, see how she cares (how she cares)
I let her steal the night away from me
Nine o'clock this morning (this morning)
She left without a warning (warning)
I let her take advantage of me
You see, she got what she wanted
'Cause she's heart and soul
She's hot and cold
She's got it all, hot loving every night
Woah
Woaaah
(Heart and soul)
Yeah she's heart and soul
She's hot and cold
She's got it all
She's heart and soul
She's got loving every night
Woah
Woaaah
She's got it all
She's heart and soul
She's heart and soul
She's heart and soul
She's heart and soul
She's heart and soul
She's heart and soul
[fade out]
FYI Cynthia Croft Teresa BadderNicci EisenhauerLCpl Donald FaucettA1C Ian Williams SPC Mark Huddleston]SPC Diana RodriguezSPC Chris Bayner-CwikSPC Robert GilhulyPVT Mark Brownaa John ZodunPO3 Bob McCord PO3 Phyllis MaynardCpl James R. " Jim" Gossett JrSGT Gregory LawritsonSGT James Murphy SGT Rick Colburn COL Mikel J. Burroughs Col Carl Whicker
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