Origin : San Remo Festival (Italia, 1989) This one was recorded during Kim Wilde's promotional trip to Japan for the 'Love Is' album, in summer 1992. Origin : Tanorino Ongaku Sekai Da (Japan, 1992) when I hear the acoustic version of this masterpiece taken from 'Close' Origin : Rehearsal in Tivoli (Denmark, 2003) This song was interpreted by Cindy Lauper in the resulting show 'Tycoon'. 'You have To Learn To Live Alone' was taken from the successful french musical 'Starmania', which was adapted in the late 90's to the british market by Tim Rice. Origin : Showstoppers (United Kingdom, 1995) Maurice Gibb, for the happy times he gave us with the Bee Gees. I wish this coloured and enthusiastic performance could also be a tribute to Mr. Origin : Veronica Muziekdag (Netherlands, 1993) This concert in Tivoli Park, Copenhagen, was the first real full-length gig that Kim did for years and it was definitely the place to be! There's no doubt that she enjoys performing it! This one has become a real classic amongst Kim's fans over the years it could almost be considered as the videoclip for this song which would have probably made a nice single. Origin : Peter's Pop Show (Germany, 1985) 'What will I be?Will I be handsome?Will I be rich?' Origin : Live In Groß Gerau (Germany, 1994) Kim at her best, with this legendary hit in a slightly different version. Origin : Don't Forget Your Toothbrush (United Kingdom, 1993) Origin : Top Of The Pops (The Netherlands, 2006) Origin : DR's Store Juleshow (Denmark, 2006) Origin : Am Laufenden Band (Germany, 2006) Origin : Vivement Dimanche (France, 2006) Right after the Here & Now Tour, where Kim revealed a more powerful voice than ever, she offers us a real piece of pleasure with this fabulous Carly Simon cover.īased upon a very rare French TV performance (a favourite of mine) picked from my personal recordings, and the official videoclip, this video edit aims to make you re-discover this wonderful song of the Love Is album. Origin : Stars In Their Eyes (United Kingdom, 2002)

Origin : Razzamatazz (United Kingdom, 1983)

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