I had no clue who these guys were until I listened to one of their songs on an iHeart station.

It was this. So happy to have finally had the chance to listen to it. And the awesome, rockin album. 

No, it's not a rock album, but I will post composer Karl Jenkins and the Adiemus chorus with their, "Songs of Sanctury", album for an amazing World Tour in the 1990's that featured local singers and musicians in every country they performed!

Plus, I gotta have my Bird Lady and leaping dolphins.

I Found It!

Here is the re-edited version of the original 1994 Adiemus video that was mislabled as "Enya" on YouTube.

The link here explains the true singers.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adiemus_(song)

When Stevie Nicks told Fleetwood Mac fans that she would go solo, many fans were expecting fluffy, pop songs with an 80's vibe.

By her third solo album, Stevie Nicks took her place as a singer capable of weaving complex melodies and lyrics quite above the typical musical standards of the time. 

This song hit so late in 1985 - I didn't hear it until January 1986.

I still remember in early 1985, my friends at work didn't know who Howard Jones was.

With the release of his album, "Dream Into Action", everybody soon knew the name, Howard Jones!

Oh Lordy . . . where do I begin with this one?

Let's hear it for Oz!

Oh yeah, I'll take Ozzy - and add "Raised On Radio" released in 1986.

Stop Everything!

It's time for Fine Young Cannibals

^ Great group. I just wish they were around longer.

 How bout some more Ozzy? And some Black Sabbath?

One of the biggest triumphs in rock: Paranoid

This album is known for the song Paranoid, Iron Man, and of course the bodaciously rockin' tune!