Date
25 July 1987
Channel
BBC (UK)
Kim and Junior do a lipsynch performance ‘Another step (closer to you)’, backed by a large band.
Date
25 July 1987
Channel
BBC (UK)
Kim and Junior do a lipsynch performance ‘Another step (closer to you)’, backed by a large band.
Date
20 July 1987
Channel
Directed by Greg Masuak.
Extended version of the Say you really want me music video, featuring more outtakes from the sessions recorded with Kim and the models.
This video was recorded in Battersea and Clapham Common. It basically consists of footage of half naked men stroking themselves and Kim, who dances with a string of (fake) pearls around her neck. Through the use of a videowall Kim sometimes dances in front of the men, and the men dance in front of Kim, who’s singing the song.
Date
20 July 1987
Channel
Directed by Greg Masuak.
This video was recorded in Battersea and Clapham Common. It basically consists of footage of half naked men stroking themselves and Kim, who dances with a string of (fake) pearls around her neck. Through the use of a videowall Kim sometimes dances in front of the men, and the men dance in front of Kim, who’s singing the song.
Date
1 July 1987
Channel
USA
Climbing two notches to number 2 is Kim Wilde with her remake of the Supremes number 1 smash ‘You keep me hangin’ on’. We spoke to Kim and she told us that her version of ‘You keep me hangin’ on’ reflects a change in women’s attitude from the Sixties to the Eighties. Where Diana Ross was sad about the situation, Kim is just plain angry.
‘I think my attitude is very much one of the Eighties, which is where women are far more in control of themselves and of their lives and their destinies. [They’re] much less likely now to put up with a bad situation than there may have been, in the Sixties, where a girl was girls were primarily brought up to… you get married and you stay married and when you don’t like it you put up with it and don’t get divorced. You get married, you have children. Now it’s different. I’m not saying it’s better now, but it’s different.’
Date
18 April 1987
Channel
Sky Channel (UK)
Interview with Kim Wilde about songwriting.
(…) Something I intend to work very hard on, because although I love being in this pop star niche and it’s much fun and I enjoy it and I’m young enough to enjoy it and carry it off, but once I won’t be and there’s a lot of life to live, and since music is the reason why I’m here, and not to do this, particularly, altough this is very nice, but it is because of music and I really love music. And I want to stay in music for the rest of my life.
You may start off with an idea that’s kindof like a seed and it’s gonna go somewhere and sticking with a seed to make it go somewhere is the hardest thing. And I found that with writing it can be so demoralising, you wanna give up before it’s just blossomed you know. You only just have to keep plucking away at an idea. If you get something you just gotta really work hard at it to make it work. There’s so many songs I’ve written… I’ve done a lot of writing with my guitarist, so many songs I’ve felt like giving up on just the first chord he played. He might play something and I’d go ‘Oh, forget it’. And I learned just from experience to just work on it. Really great things can happen.