Song of the day: Tears For Fears- Sowing The Seeds Of Love
A worldwide hit in 1989, with a number 1 position in Canada, a number 2 position in the US and a top 5 position in the UK. According to Roland Orzabal, one of the people in the duo Tears For Fears, this was the most political song they ever recorded. It refers to Margaret Thatcher, who then just had another re-election. Orzabal was not very happy about this, he was working-class. He also refers to Paul Weller, who made political songs with the Jam, but with the Style Council these had faded. A great song, enjoy
Tears For Fears- Sowing The Seeds Of Love
Posted on January 7, 2015, in 1980-1989, FlinterFiles Song Archive and tagged 1989, eighties, FlinterFiles Song Archive, hit, Margaret Thatcher, Music, number 1, paul weller, roland orzabal, sowing the seeds of love, tears for fears, the style council. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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