Midge Ure sings Fade To Grey in Epic Live Performance (Stabal Session)

Midge Ure co-founded Visage with drummer Rusty Egan and vocalist Steve Strange. Following this, he departed to take over Gary Moore's position in Thin Lizzy, Once the tour concluded, Midge Ure honoured a prior commitment and joined Ultravox as John Foxx's replacement. He started his music career with Salvation, later joining Slik in 1974. Ure played a crucial role in Ultravox's success, also working as a producer for artists like Steve Harley. In 1982, he achieved solo success with the UK Top Ten single "No Regrets," a cover of the Walker Brothers' hit. In 1984, Midge Ure and Bob Geldof formed Band Aid to aid famine relief in Ethiopia, creating the hit single "Do They Know It's Christmas?" featuring British music stars, selling millions of copies during the 1984 Christmas season.

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[Boniswahn]

Legendary! One of the most important Artists in the 80's

[buzzabuzza]

Fade to grey is one of the most iconic songs of the 80s a masterpiece RIP Steve strange and thx midge ure for producing such a superb track👏👏👏

[HervéFIniti]

Excellent, super morceau et superbe voix midge ure

[patrickryan]

Midge is a musical genius and part of the soundtrack to my life

[anthonymarch-tifq]

Midge should release this song again, as he does a Great version.

[paulcadby]

I am a heavy metal and hard rock fan but l could listen to this all day. I saw midge ure live in Melbourne when he did the Vienna tour a few years ago and it blew my mind. Stands as one of the best gigs I have ever seen. He is a musical genius.

[keith]

EPIC MIDGE URE...This man sounds as good as he did in the 80s, Congrats to this band for a great live performance....Again EPIC, EPIC, EPIC....

[joeljack]

He's brilliant. I am so lucky to have met him. His work stands the test of time.

[TrianaFan]

one of the greatest synth anthems ever

[tonyquinn]

Midge, wow vocals superb, great to hear you after all these years

[RichardVargas-ev]

saw him this weekend in CALIFORNIA... so wonderful. what a talent. Blessed to see him.

[ximsmem]

This video where you can listen to this wonderful song with this perfect sound and lovely Midge-san's vocals is a miracle. ❤️👏

[lunasquaremusic]

Well, such a banger it is!!! And just love Midge voice....a piece of my childhood!

[MrEurominx]

This is superb. Love Visage, Ultravox and Midge …

[tx]

Saw Ultravox many times in the 80s, and on their 2009 tour….So many great memories ❤

[jaegermeister]

an absolute hit of my youth, must have heard it 1000 times😍

[steveodart]

That is awesome. He is just as good as he ever was ...

[krzysztofbochensky]

I love Midge voice in Vienna or We came to dance but Steve was one and only ❤

[Onionbaron]

"And they say that in our time
We would reap from their legacy
We would learn from what they had seen
In our time"

[Skoora]

I was a total hard rock, metal head growing up in the 80’s but loved me some Ultravox, Hurting era Tears for Fears and New Order. Local Aussie/Kiwi bands holding it down too like Mi-Sex and Icehouse. Late 70’s, early 80’s synths have such a great sound. They always mix well with electric guitar