Bananarama - A Trick Of The Night (Official Video)

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[SkinnyProject]

One of the most underrated Bananarama songs ever.

[darrendong]

Bananarama was 1 of the best female bands of the 80’s

[triadafillos]

Bananarama at their best: beautifully elaborated vocal harmonies in perfect unison, perfect music arrangement, a bit darker- mellow mood. How much I miss this Bananarama period!

[raywhitney]

im a man 66 years, and can't ever hear this song enough

[Halvomeister]

Before Stock Aitken and Waterman turned Bananarama into a pop-machine juggernaut, A Trick of The Night (True Confessions) was what I would call 'Peak Bananarama'. Somehow, its lyrics encapsulated the zeitgeist of 1980s hedonism, but in a reflective moment. While the girls have gone on, deservedly, to much greater success, this track and the True Confessions album will always seem the moment when Bananarama found itself.

[Dead-Ball-Situation]

This deserves so many more views. What a song.

[vordman]

There was a time when you just took brilliant music like this for granted. Who would have thought those days would ever end.

[janetphethean]

My favourite song of theirs. Should have got in the top 10.

[simon]

I am still a massive fan 35 years later! And they all still look gorgeous!!!

[RogueWJL]

Beautiful song . Very deep and meaningful lyrics about a young guy the girls knew in the 1980s who was working as a escort.
The Spice Girls where never this good.

[ElectoneGuy]

There are some absolutely beautiful chord progressions on this song. Highly underrated.

[dieselgav]

One of their best. Love the harmonies on this song, particularly towards the end. Sublime, intertwined and haunting voices over a stark and austere production. Just superb.

[RikuCampo-gp]

Absolutely their best song . Beautiful and dramatic. Strong and mysterious

[zercl]

This absolutely fucking reaks of the 80s. Fantastic.

[kevinbeasley]

This is a great song they are great female singers😊

[ricardofantini]

Bought the 45 at a Sunset Tower Records, 1986. My favorite
Bananarama song.

[pegasoterminator]

The best song from Bananarama no question, ❤️

[mattbray]

This song should have been an even bigger hit back in 1986. First heard the song in 2002 when I purchased a bananarama, and when I first heard this song on that collection it quickly became an all-time favorite. Should have been one of their bigger 👍👍❤️❤️❤️

[DJohRicky]

This song is a great example of 'if only the record company had listened to the artist.' The band had liked this song and were anxious to have it released as a single. However, the label convinced them that they ought to issue two uptempo numbers first and then this one. Had this been the follow-up to "Venus" in the States, it would have definitely been a hit. They performed it on American Bandstand the week they appeared to do "Venus." This would have showcased them in a different way which would have gone down well with the Americans. Ah well! Can't rewrite history.

[grahamsmith]

Love this song, so underrated, one of their best