Kim lipsynchs ‘Four letter word’ solo on stage, before a live studio audience. A large version of the ‘Close’ album sleeve is visible in the background.

Kim lipsynchs ‘Four letter word’ solo on stage.

 

In this chart show, showing the biggest hits of Europe, Kim does a performance of ‘Four letter word’. The production looks like an alternative video for the song, with Kim wearing three different outfits, all edited together.

Kim lipsynchs ‘Four letter word’ in a black version of the dress worn in the music video for that song.

Kim does a lipsynch performance of ‘Four letter word’ with three band members behind her. She then is asked questions by viewers over the phone. Later on in the programme she participates in the ‘video vote’, a panel discussing and rating videos, together with Glenn Medeiros and Midge Ure.

Kim does a lipsynch performance of ‘Four letter word’. After that, she is briefly interviewed by Des O’Connor, who hosts the show. They then sing ‘Something stupid’ live together.

That’s a hit again. That makes you a contender for the Christmas number 1?
No, I don’t think so.

At least you’re a runner in the race.
Well maybe, yeah, maybe.

And this year, the Michael Jackson must have been a highlight. What was that like?
Oh wow, it was wonderful. We did 35 shows together and we went all around Europe and all over the UK, had fabulous response, and a lot of fun.

It must have been a different audience, because it was his audience.They wouldn’t have been expecting to see you. I know you did tremendously well. Was it different meeting his crowd?
Well, it wasn’t too tough, you know, ’cause their a real pop orientated crowd and they paid good money to have a good time, and also I’ve had a load of success all throughout Europe and here for quite a long time, so were really pleased to see me.

I’m sure they all like to know: did you meet little Michael. I mean, did you ever….
He’s not so little, actually he was taller than me. He’s quite tall. I did [meet him] once.

Didn’t he take you to the chip shop and things like that?
No no, I didn’t exactly bump into him at the canteen, you know.

I just went for a walk along the audience, and a lady grabbed me, see, I’m not gonna tell you where but she grabbed me, and I called her, just for fun, a groupie. Are there such things… We know there are groupies for the bands that follow the guys around. Is there a male…
No groupies.

There used to be stagedoor Johnnies.
Did there? Well, yeah, I do get my fair share of guys running after me. They’re mostly in the business though, not the fans.

Kim lipsynchs ‘Four letter word’ solo on stage. She is performing in front of a live audience.

Directed by Michael Geoghegan.
Kim wears a very tight red dress while she is singing this song for the music video before a dark background. Images of her alternate with black and white scenes of a necklace with a little heart on it falling in the water, and some models looking very worried.