Link do vídeo: https://youtu.be/NumChJYENJk ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ COPYRIGHT DOESN´T BELONG TO ME. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED TO MARILLION. Music video by Marillion performing Kayleigh. © 1985 WMG. AudioVisual administered by: WMG. This video has been uploaded for entertainment purposes only and is in accordance with fair use standards (section 107 of the U.S. Copyright. Act.). ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ “Kayleigh" é uma canção da banda britânica de rock progressivo Marillion. Foi lançado como o primeiro single do álbum “Misplaced Childhood”, e continua a ser o single do grupo mais bem sucedido em termos de posição, tornando-se um sucesso. Foi mantido desde a primeira colocação no UK no verão de 1985. A canção recebeu uma grande quantidade de exposição na mídia no Reino Unido. Quarenta e uma estações de rádio locais independentes na Grã-Bretanha tinham o single em suas listas de reprodução e se tornou o mais tocado na rádio BBC. O vídeo promocional para o single foi filmado em Berlim, onde foi gravado o álbum Misplaced Childhood. Destaque para Tamara Nowy, uma mulher alemã que posteriormente casou com o vocalista Fish. Robert Mead é o rapaz retratado na capa do álbum e no single. A canção foi cantada por Fish para o 70º aniversário de Nelson Mandela 70º em homenagem no estádio de Wembley, com Midge Ure na guitarra e Phil Collins na bateria. Fish afirmou que sua canção escrita foi 'sua forma de pedir desculpas para algumas das mulheres que ele namorou no passado'. Embora o vocalista e letrista da banda, Fish, tinham em um dado momento uma mulher cujo apelido era “Kay Lee”, a canção foi mais uma composição de diferentes mulheres com quem ele teve relacionamentos. Fish citou: “Eu estava muito confuso no momento, você sabe, eu tinha vários relacionamentos a longo prazo, relacionamentos 'profundos e significativos' que basicamente tinha eu destruído porque estava obcecado com a carreira, e onde eu queria ir. Fui muito egoísta e só queria ser um famoso cantor, mas começava a tornar-se consciente dos sacrifícios que eu estava fazendo, e acho que Kay era um destes sacrifícios que ocorreu ao longo da estrada. "Kayleigh" não era apenas sobre uma pessoa, era sobre três ou quatro pessoas diferentes. Em 24 de outubro de 2012, Marillion anunciou no Facebook “Que triste notícia” (através do Fish) - Kay - que inspirou nossa música Kayleigh - infelizmente morreu”. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ "Kayleigh" is a song by the british progressive rock band Marillion. It was released as the first single from the album "Misplaced Childhood", and remains the single of the most successful group in terms of position, becoming a success. Maintained from the very first placement in the UK in the summer of 1985. The song received a large amount of media exposure in the UK. Forty-one independent local radio stations in Britain had the single in their playlists and became the Most touched on BBC Radio The promotional video for the single was filmed in Berlin, where the album Misplaced Childhood was recorded. Highlight for Tamara Nowy, a German woman who later married the singer Fish. Robert Mead is the guy portrayed on the cover of the album and on the single. The song was sung by Fish for the 70th birthday of Nelson Mandela's 70th birthday at Wembley Stadium, with Midge Ure on guitar and Phil Collins on drums. Fish said his written song was "his way of apologizing to some of the women he dated in the past." Although the band's lead singer and songwriter, Fish, had at one point a woman whose nickname was "Kay Lee", the song was more a composition of different women with whom he had relationships. Fish quoted: "I was very confused at the moment, you know, I had several long-term relationships, 'deep and meaningful' relationships that basically had me destroyed because I was obsessed with the career, and where I wanted to go. I was very selfish and just wanted to be a famous singer, but I was beginning to become aware of the sacrifices I was making, and I think Kay was one of those sacrifices that occurred along the road. "Kayleigh" was not just about one person, it was about three or four different people. On October 24, 2012, Marillion announced on Facebook "What sad news" (through Fish) - Kay - who inspired our Kayleigh song - unfortunately died."

• published: 02 Feb 2016
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