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"What I Like About You” is a high-energy Power Pop and new wave song by the The Romantics, released in December 1979 as the lead single from their 1980 self-titled debut album. The track was co-written by band members Wally Palmar, Mike Skill, and Jimmy Marinos. #theromantics #whatilikeaboutyou #classichits #pacificcoastradio #pacificcoastfm
"What I Like About You” is a high-energy Power Pop and new wave song by the The Romantics, released in December 1979 as the lead single from their 1980 self-titled debut album. The track was co-written by band members Wally Palmar, Mike Skill, and Jimmy Marinos. #theromantics #whatilikeaboutyou #classichits #pacificcoastradio #pacificcoastfm
Last chance! 🔥 Few tickets remain. See you soon for TOTO with Christopher Cross & The Romantics at on July 21st! 🤩 Link in bio
Last chance! 🔥 Few tickets remain. See you soon for TOTO with Christopher Cross & The Romantics at on July 21st! 🤩 Link in bio
JUST ANNOUNCED: TOTO is coming to Toyota Amphitheatre on Sunday, August 16 with Christopher Cross & The Romantics! PRESALE: Thursday, 12/11 @ 10AM (code: 26TOYOTA) ONSALE: Friday, 12/12 @ 10AM 🎟️ 🔗 → bio
JUST ANNOUNCED: TOTO is coming to Toyota Amphitheatre on Sunday, August 16 with Christopher Cross & The Romantics! PRESALE: Thursday, 12/11 @ 10AM (code: 26TOYOTA) ONSALE: Friday, 12/12 @ 10AM 🎟️ 🔗 → bio
"What I Like About You" is a song by American rock band the Romantics. Written by band members Wally Palmar, Mike Skill and Jimmy Marinos in 1979, the song is included on the band's self-titled debut album (1980), and was also released as a single in late 1979. Marinos, the band's drummer, is the lead vocalist on the song. The band filmed a music video for the song that appeared frequently on MTV during the early 1980s.Covers of the song include Michael Morales' from 1989, Lillix's from 2003 that appeared on the Freaky Friday soundtrack, as well as in The WB comedy series What I Like About You,[citation needed] and 5 Seconds of Summer's for their 2014 self-titled debut album.
"What I Like About You" is a song by American rock band the Romantics. Written by band members Wally Palmar, Mike Skill and Jimmy Marinos in 1979, the song is included on the band's self-titled debut album (1980), and was also released as a single in late 1979. Marinos, the band's drummer, is the lead vocalist on the song. The band filmed a music video for the song that appeared frequently on MTV during the early 1980s.Covers of the song include Michael Morales' from 1989, Lillix's from 2003 that appeared on the Freaky Friday soundtrack, as well as in The WB comedy series What I Like About You,[citation needed] and 5 Seconds of Summer's for their 2014 self-titled debut album.
#REPOST @retrofiestaok - Nacido como Volodymyr Palamarchuk el 27 de abril de 1953 en Michigan, EE.UU, es un músico, cantante y compositor, reconocido por ser miembro fundador y cantante principal de The Romantics, banda formada en Detroit en 1977. En 1980 lanzaron su álbum debut homónimo, que incluyó el éxito “What | Like About You”. Alcanzaron su mayor éxito en 1983 con el tema “Talking in Your Sleep”. Además, Wally fue miembro de Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band y cofundó The Empty Hearts, junto a miembros de Blondie, The Cars Dy The Chesterfield Kings. #90s #80s #vivilaexperienciaretro #retro w @download_repost_pro
#REPOST @retrofiestaok - Nacido como Volodymyr Palamarchuk el 27 de abril de 1953 en Michigan, EE.UU, es un músico, cantante y compositor, reconocido por ser miembro fundador y cantante principal de The Romantics, banda formada en Detroit en 1977. En 1980 lanzaron su álbum debut homónimo, que incluyó el éxito “What | Like About You”. Alcanzaron su mayor éxito en 1983 con el tema “Talking in Your Sleep”. Además, Wally fue miembro de Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band y cofundó The Empty Hearts, junto a miembros de Blondie, The Cars Dy The Chesterfield Kings. #90s #80s #vivilaexperienciaretro #retro w @download_repost_pro
Last night @BoweryPalace for the 2nd sold-out night in tribute to the late revered @BlondieOfficial 🥁 legend @Clem.Burke, another highlight was seeing former Portland, OR-based singer-songwriter @MikeJSkill 🎤 🎸 & mod drummer Brad Elvis, both formerly of Detroit-originated '70s new wave power poppers The Romantics (for whom Burke was drummer for over a decade, and who set up Elvis as his replacement when Blondie reunited) perform a rave-up version of that band's 1979 radio staple "What I Like About You" (which Skill co-wrote, including the enduringly catchy riff) with @JesseMalinsSilverManhattan band members @Bandit0ntheRun 🎸 🎤, @JamesCruzBass bass/🎤, and @DamonIsaacSmith 🎹. #MikeSkill #TheRomantics #WhatILikeAboutYou #ClemBurke #PowerPop
Last night @BoweryPalace for the 2nd sold-out night in tribute to the late revered @BlondieOfficial 🥁 legend @Clem.Burke, another highlight was seeing former Portland, OR-based singer-songwriter @MikeJSkill 🎤 🎸 & mod drummer Brad Elvis, both formerly of Detroit-originated '70s new wave power poppers The Romantics (for whom Burke was drummer for over a decade, and who set up Elvis as his replacement when Blondie reunited) perform a rave-up version of that band's 1979 radio staple "What I Like About You" (which Skill co-wrote, including the enduringly catchy riff) with @JesseMalinsSilverManhattan band members @Bandit0ntheRun 🎸 🎤, @JamesCruzBass bass/🎤, and @DamonIsaacSmith 🎹. #MikeSkill #TheRomantics #WhatILikeAboutYou #ClemBurke #PowerPop
Hmmmm? In Heat? February 14th? “You Got Me Where You Want Me?” They are truly “The Romantics”❤️❤️See @theromanticsdetroit with @totothemselves and @itsmrcross on tour right now. Tickets to a night filled with romance: TotoOfficial
Hmmmm? In Heat? February 14th? “You Got Me Where You Want Me?” They are truly “The Romantics”❤️❤️See @theromanticsdetroit with @totothemselves and @itsmrcross on tour right now. Tickets to a night filled with romance: TotoOfficial
A Romantic Song: Power-pop band The Romantics released one of its biggest hits in 1979 with “What I Like About You” which appeared on the band’s self-titled debut album. For those who are old enough may remember the song had heavy rotation on MTV during the early ‘80s. And who can forget watching drummer Jimmy Marinos killing it on vocals while bashing away on his drum kit. The Detroit-reared band may have been big at one time in America, but Australians were even more fond of them for some reason. Down Under fans sent the single to the number two spot on the country’s music chart and was among the most successful single in 1980 (Can an Aussie explain why they were so big there?). The song’s popularity also wasn’t too shabby in the U.S,, scoring in the top 50 on the Billboard Hot 100. #theromantics #80s #80smusic #80srock #80spop #powerpop /#classicrock #classicrockmusic #rockandroll #70smusic #rockandrollmusic #liveforlivemusic #70srock #rockmusic #mtv #australiamusic
A Romantic Song: Power-pop band The Romantics released one of its biggest hits in 1979 with “What I Like About You” which appeared on the band’s self-titled debut album. For those who are old enough may remember the song had heavy rotation on MTV during the early ‘80s. And who can forget watching drummer Jimmy Marinos killing it on vocals while bashing away on his drum kit. The Detroit-reared band may have been big at one time in America, but Australians were even more fond of them for some reason. Down Under fans sent the single to the number two spot on the country’s music chart and was among the most successful single in 1980 (Can an Aussie explain why they were so big there?). The song’s popularity also wasn’t too shabby in the U.S,, scoring in the top 50 on the Billboard Hot 100. #theromantics #80s #80smusic #80srock #80spop #powerpop /#classicrock #classicrockmusic #rockandroll #70smusic #rockandrollmusic #liveforlivemusic #70srock #rockmusic #mtv #australiamusic
The Romantics – “Talking in Your Sleep” Released in 1983 as the lead single from In Heat, “Talking in Your Sleep” became The Romantics’ biggest hit, reaching No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 1 on the Dance Club chart. The track marked a shift from the band’s earlier power pop and garage rock sound into a more polished, synth-driven style. Producer Pete Solley (formerly of Procol Harum) added layered keyboards and programmed drums that gave the track a darker, more atmospheric edge without losing the band’s guitar foundation. Wally Palmar handled lead vocals, with the rest of the band—Mike Skill, Coz Canler, Rich Cole, and Jimmy Marinos—adding tight backing harmonies. The lyrics center on overheard confessions during sleep, turning vulnerability into a catchy, minor-key hook. The Romantics, known for their red leather outfits and earlier hit “What I Like About You,” rode the success of this single into MTV rotation and international exposure. “Talking in Your Sleep” remains one of the more enduring crossover hits of the early ’80s new wave era.
The Romantics – “Talking in Your Sleep” Released in 1983 as the lead single from In Heat, “Talking in Your Sleep” became The Romantics’ biggest hit, reaching No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 1 on the Dance Club chart. The track marked a shift from the band’s earlier power pop and garage rock sound into a more polished, synth-driven style. Producer Pete Solley (formerly of Procol Harum) added layered keyboards and programmed drums that gave the track a darker, more atmospheric edge without losing the band’s guitar foundation. Wally Palmar handled lead vocals, with the rest of the band—Mike Skill, Coz Canler, Rich Cole, and Jimmy Marinos—adding tight backing harmonies. The lyrics center on overheard confessions during sleep, turning vulnerability into a catchy, minor-key hook. The Romantics, known for their red leather outfits and earlier hit “What I Like About You,” rode the success of this single into MTV rotation and international exposure. “Talking in Your Sleep” remains one of the more enduring crossover hits of the early ’80s new wave era.
The Romantics “Talking in Your Sleep” American Bandstand ABC Television Center Los Angeles, California December 24, 1983 The Romantics formed in Detroit on Valentine’s Day 1977, a date that supplied the band’s name. Wally Palmar, Mike Skill, Rich Cole and Jimmy Marinos came from a city with several overlapping musical histories: Motown, the MC5, the Stooges and early Bob Seger. Before signing to Nemperor Records, they spent several years playing clubs that included CBGB, Max’s Kansas City and Cleveland’s Agora. Their debut album was produced by Peter Solley, a British keyboardist whose earlier work included the Crazy World of Arthur Brown and Procol Harum. By 1983, the lineup had shifted, with Coz Canler on lead guitar and Skill on bass. Solley returned for In Heat, recorded at Criteria Studios in Miami in May and June 1983. “Talking in Your Sleep” was the last song completed for the album. At first, the band had only the instrumental track, but Jimmy Marinos later said the group considered it too strong to abandon. The melody and lyrics were finished over several days, resulting in a five-way writing credit for Palmar, Canler, Skill, Marinos and Solley. Released in September 1983 as the first single from In Heat, the song reached No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 1 in Canada. Its video was also placed in heavy rotation on MTV. On December 24, 1983, the Romantics appeared on American Bandstand’s Christmas episode at ABC Television Center in Los Angeles, performing “Talking in Your Sleep” and “Rock You Up” to the studio recordings, as was standard for the program. Song: “Talking in Your Sleep.” Writers: Wally Palmar, Coz Canler, Mike Skill, Jimmy Marinos and Peter Solley. Album: In Heat, Nemperor Records, September 1983. Producer: Peter Solley. Recorded: Criteria Studios, Miami, May to June 1983. Lineup: Wally Palmar, vocals and rhythm guitar; Coz Canler, lead guitar; Mike Skill, bass; Jimmy Marinos, drums. Performance: American Bandstand, ABC Television Center, 4151 Prospect Avenue, Los Angeles, December 24, 1983. Also performed: “Rock You Up.”
The Romantics “Talking in Your Sleep” American Bandstand ABC Television Center Los Angeles, California December 24, 1983 The Romantics formed in Detroit on Valentine’s Day 1977, a date that supplied the band’s name. Wally Palmar, Mike Skill, Rich Cole and Jimmy Marinos came from a city with several overlapping musical histories: Motown, the MC5, the Stooges and early Bob Seger. Before signing to Nemperor Records, they spent several years playing clubs that included CBGB, Max’s Kansas City and Cleveland’s Agora. Their debut album was produced by Peter Solley, a British keyboardist whose earlier work included the Crazy World of Arthur Brown and Procol Harum. By 1983, the lineup had shifted, with Coz Canler on lead guitar and Skill on bass. Solley returned for In Heat, recorded at Criteria Studios in Miami in May and June 1983. “Talking in Your Sleep” was the last song completed for the album. At first, the band had only the instrumental track, but Jimmy Marinos later said the group considered it too strong to abandon. The melody and lyrics were finished over several days, resulting in a five-way writing credit for Palmar, Canler, Skill, Marinos and Solley. Released in September 1983 as the first single from In Heat, the song reached No. 3 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 1 in Canada. Its video was also placed in heavy rotation on MTV. On December 24, 1983, the Romantics appeared on American Bandstand’s Christmas episode at ABC Television Center in Los Angeles, performing “Talking in Your Sleep” and “Rock You Up” to the studio recordings, as was standard for the program. Song: “Talking in Your Sleep.” Writers: Wally Palmar, Coz Canler, Mike Skill, Jimmy Marinos and Peter Solley. Album: In Heat, Nemperor Records, September 1983. Producer: Peter Solley. Recorded: Criteria Studios, Miami, May to June 1983. Lineup: Wally Palmar, vocals and rhythm guitar; Coz Canler, lead guitar; Mike Skill, bass; Jimmy Marinos, drums. Performance: American Bandstand, ABC Television Center, 4151 Prospect Avenue, Los Angeles, December 24, 1983. Also performed: “Rock You Up.”
Friendly reminder de que Bruno Mars lanza su nuevo álbum "The Romantics" el 27 de febrero 😍 #GRAMMYS
Friendly reminder de que Bruno Mars lanza su nuevo álbum "The Romantics" el 27 de febrero 😍 #GRAMMYS
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