I remember this very well and I LOVED that album. I recall being so relieved that she came up with a new look after so long of the same pixie do and then the record sort of flopped with the mainstream and she was immediatly back to the other style. Her dance club look is crystallized, though, in an interview that she, Joey and Lorna did about The Wizard of Oz which appears on some DVDs. She has a hunk of dark blonde hair extension jutting down her face. lol
AtStirred, Straight Up, with a Twist, it helps to remember that it is permanently 1962 (give or take a decade); and that the problems of the real world can be solved with a touch of glamour and a dash of style.
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One of my all-time faves! It's just so very THAT WAY!
ReplyDeleteI remember this very well and I LOVED that album. I recall being so relieved that she came up with a new look after so long of the same pixie do and then the record sort of flopped with the mainstream and she was immediatly back to the other style. Her dance club look is crystallized, though, in an interview that she, Joey and Lorna did about The Wizard of Oz which appears on some DVDs. She has a hunk of dark blonde hair extension jutting down her face. lol
ReplyDeleteThombeau -- YAY!!!
ReplyDeletePoseidon3 -- And don't forget her appearance on the Dame Edna Experience, when she sang (well... lyped) "So Sorry, I Said."
This Album is Hot ....
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