1927: That's When I Think of You

Back in 2020 I was flipping through some channels and this video popped in at the final minutes yet I was hooked by its rhythm and melody, then the captions appears and I got hold of the band's name and the song title. "That's When I Think of You" is an amazingly beautiful song and a very underrated classic of the 1980's that, sadly, it didn't chart in Brazil, the band is virtually unknown and thanks to a foreign musical cable channel that I heard about it and keep on listening repeatedly lately.

The video is kinda strange but I got used to it. Basically we have lead singer James Barton and band mates performing the song on an airplane hangar, on filmed in blue-ish tones and colors, and there's also brief cuts showing the face of a woman, possibly the romantic link with the song lyrics.

It's nothing so special but it all gets heightened due to the quality of the music, which is powerful and amazing all the way. And there's a funny moment at the ending where Barton looks back, from a distance, a group of people pushing a plane from out of the hangar, and he looks as if not impressed or confused about what the men are doing, I don't know, it just cracks me up.

Thumbs way up to this clip and I'm looking forward to know more about this great Australian band. 10/10.