Ellen Foley - We Belong To The Night (Countdown, 1979). + Informações

Ellen Foley - What's a matter baby. + Informações

Ellen Foley givin' it some serious raunch on The Kenny Everett Video show, accompanied by various muscle men and beauty queens. From Series 3 Show 5, originally transmitted 17th March 1980. Note: I don't own any copyright to this. Stupid Girl can be found on the album Night Out, available from the usual outlets. eg: Amazon UK www.amazon.co.uk Amazon US www.amazon.com ...or click on the iTunes ad when the video starts up.. + Informações

een romantische slide gemaakt op dit mooie nummer. + Informações

Ellen Foley's 1979 recording from the Nightout album. Track 2.. + Informações

Ellen Foley reprises her role as the female in Paradise by the Dashboard Light with Anything for Loaf at the Cutting Room in NYC. Please comment and/or rate. + Informações

Audio of Ellen Foley performing "Heaven Can Wait" in Amsterdam, February 1980. Piano - George Meyer Guitar - Russ Shirley Bass - Martin Briley Drums - Joe Stefko Guitar - Jeff Southworth. + Informações

Ellen Foley - The shuttered Palace 1981. + Informações

Ellen Foley performing "What's a Matter Baby" Ellen Foley and The Dirty Old Men performing "What's a Matter Baby" at "Joe's Pub at The Public Theater", Manhattan, New York, July 23, 2008 (videotaped by Barry Koopersmith) "What's a Matter Baby" appears on Ellen Foley's "Nightout" album Ellen Foley and The Dirty Old Men are: Ellen Foley: vocals Paul Foglino: rhythm guitar Automatic Slim Simon: lead guitar JC Chmiel: bass Kevin Baier: drums Ellen Foley's info: myspace.com Barry Koopersmith's info: ellenfoley.irbl.net http myspace.com. + Informações

Written and produced by Mick Jones and Joe Strummer. From the 1981 album Spirit of St. Louis. Paul Simonon on bass and Topper Headon on drums. Clash fans may recognise Ellen's voice form the 1980 Clash single "Hitsville UK". + Informações

From the Another Breath album. Song written by Robert Palmer. + Informações

Scenes from Night Court episode. I discovered Ellen's albums via Hunter/Ronson connection - they produced and played on her Nightout album - what an amazing voice! Later I was glad to find out she was in this hilarious TV series (all season 2 except first 2 episodes).. + Informações

Title track From the album Nightout produced by Mick Ronson and Ian Hunter. + Informações

The old Timi Yuro hit in a real good new modern version.. + Informações

After hearing the very different version by Rachel Sweet on YouTube, I was reminded of this bittersweet epic from the seminal Nightout album by Ellen Foley who sang on Meatloaf's "Bat out of Hell". Ellen was the girlfriend of Mick Jones of the Clash who wrote "Should I Stay or Should I Go" about her. It's a sad song when love goes wrong Leaves you feeling like you never felt before Don't it hurt you - introvert you? Leave you bleeding, oh so lost and insecure Broken hearted melody Oh, what have you done to me? I feel that God alone can say Where I'll end up now What a sad song when love goes wrong Leaves you feeling like you never felt before Dont it shake you, almost break you Send you reeling, til youre rolling on the floor Broken hearted melody Oh, what have you done to me? I feel that God alone can say Where I'll end up now (oh wont you stay?) (sha la la, sha la la) (sha la la, sha la la) (sha la la, sha la la) Broken hearted melody Oh, what have you done to me? I feel that God alone can say Where I'll end up now What a sad song when love goes wrong Leaves you feeling like you never felt before Dont it shake you, almost break you Send you reeling, til youre rolling on the floor.... [ fade ] Written by Mark Middler and Peter Mason Produced by Ian Hunter and Mick Ronson Taken from the Epic LP: "NIGHTOUT" JE 36052. + Informações

Night Line. Recorded in 1982.. + Informações

Ellen Foley and The Dirty Old Men performing "All My Suffering" at "Joe's Pub at The Public Theater", Manhattan, New York, Jan. 21, 2009 (videotaped by Barry Koopersmith) Ellen Foley and The Dirty Old Men are: Ellen Foley: vocals Paul Foglino: rhythm guitar Automatic Slim Simon: lead guitar JC Chmiel: bass Chris "Tomato" Harfenist: drums Ellen Foley's info: myspace.com Barry Koopersmith's info: ellenfoley.irbl.net http myspace.com. + Informações

Live performance c. 1980 of the Ian Hunter Band playing "We Gotta Get Out of Here", with Ellen Foley.. + Informações

Ellen Foley and The Dirty Old Men performing "Madness" at The Cutting Room. 4/18/08. + Informações

Promo video from one of the greatest live albums ever "Welcome to the club". + Informações

Joe's Pub NYC July 2008. + Informações

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Ellen Foley - Boys in the Attic 1983 I remember yesterday It doesn't seem so far away The crazy things we used to do. I can still remember All the boys on Friday night We had to keep 'em out of sight So we could have our secret rendezvous I remember the danger I remember the.... + Informações