Ph.D. (Jim Diamond) - I Won’t Let You Down

[pedro_pedroc]

Hello, members.

I'm glad to share my new cover video of "I Won't Let You Down" from Ph.D., witch the leader singer was Jim Diamond. What a classic piece of music!

I created the entire style from scratch, only using the style creator direct on the key cakes, as I usually do.

I hope you like it at:

Your comments are always welcome.
Best regards from Brazil.

Pedro

[Amwilburn]

Again, this is one I'm not familiar with (in fact, don't think I've ever heard this song before, and I also grew up in the 80s!) but a quick youtube search on the original proves that once again, you nailed it!

It's like you should be doing this professionally or something

Mark

[pedro_pedroc]

Hello, Mark.

I'm very surprised you didn't know the song (and another 80s I published). I think all depends on our country and culture.
However, I'm happy to present new 80s content to you, for me, the best time in music.
Thanks for your comment - yes, the style is awesome and professional for sure!

Thanks so much, have a nice Sunday.
Pedro

[Amwilburn]

I can tell you, having lived on both North America and Asia, that what you think is global and universal, isn't; when I lived in HK, a *lot* of the weekly top 40 hits & videos? Sure there was a lot of overlap (Journey, Europe, Bon Jovi, Ah-Ha, Modern Talking, Guns N Roses) but it wasn't until I'd moved back to NA that I realized there were some significant differences; I moved back to Canada in 89, and I was playing and singing 500 Miles by the Proclaimers, and nobody here had heard of it (the song released in August 1988). Nobody heard of it in North America *until* Benny & Joon (1993! 5 years later!) because it was a featured song on the soudntrack.

Likewise, Angry Anderson's "Suddenly" was big in HK and the UK (& Australia, I believe) but unheard of outside of those territories.

Conversely, nobody had ever heard of John Denver at my high school in HK.

[ticktock]

Thanks Mark. Very interesting but it's true.
Ted,