Remembering Foxes

[demhold]

i loved the song.... uhmm... performed by diana ross!

[gus danger]

The album holds a special place in my [img]graemlins/heart.gif[/img] CCollection too Cristina!
I don't think I've heard Diana's version of Bad Love demhold.
I wonder if Cher and Diana have ever sung together?
THAT would be remarkable!
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GD

[furicchia blu]

Diana Ross' song on the album was "On the Radio", Cher and Diana were friends in the 70s, Cher had Diana as a guest of her TV show and they sang together there. It seems their friendship ended after Gene Simmons of Kiss who was Cher's man at the time, left her to be Diana's man. Kind of a soap opera [img]wink.gif[/img]

Cristina

[gus danger]

Thanks for the HERstory lesson Cristina! I did not know they both laid claim to Mean Gene [img]tongue.gif[/img] but I had thought there was a good possibility Diana had guest starred on the <s>Sonny and</s> Cher show.


Oh...it was Donna Summer that did "On The Radio" by the way.
Have a nice Italian day Cristina!
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Gus

[furicchia blu]

Yes, Donna Summer of course, I walk on my knees and I spread my head with ashes (italian way to apologize) [img]redface.gif[/img]

Cristina

[rkn rn]

I saw Foxes in Irvine,waaaaaay back. And taped it off of TV in LA..I didn't like it...just for the fact that the Annie character was killed off,precluding any sequel [img]graemlins/grrr.gif[/img] Randy Quaid was hilarious....Chachi was cast perfectly as "the twerp" not much of a stretch there.... "Annie's tasting mighty good this year" [img]tongue.gif[/img] yummy

[RUSH_RULES]

"Annie's tasting mighty good this year" brings a tear to my eye everytime,no iam not a wimp,,,want a fight lololol,GREAT movie i pop it in every now and then,and still dig it,,,, [img]graemlins/cry_smile.gif[/img]

[carlinowitz]

Let's see....I'm 39 now (40 in two months! Ouch!), so I was sort of the East Coast version of that film (the male version), without the tragedy, I suppose. Anyway, that film takes me back to what it really was like to come of age in the late '70s/early '80s, before "yuppification" and MTV set in. It's definitely a slice of life from the era and should be cherished (Cheried?) as such.

Enjoy!


-cc-

[gus danger]

Cherished it is carliowitz!

I just loaned mine to a 28 year old friend who said she loved it and "could relate" to it!

It's a period piece but somehow timeless too!

I love it!
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Gus

[mrjop1975]

The sdtk to Foxes is pretty good. Has a couple of favourites of mine - On the radio by Donna Summer and Fly too high by Janis Ian on it. Wonder if the sdtk is on cd? Hmmmm