Indie · Pop · R&B · Rock · Soul
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Fine Young Cannibals' "Good Thing," released on April 14, 1989, is a vibrant track from their album *The Raw & the Cooked*. The song showcases the band's unique blend of pop-rock and soul influences, delivering an upbeat rhythm that captivated audiences worldwide. Notably, the track features pianist Jools Holland, whose contribution added a distinctive flair to the arrangement. The accompanying music video, directed by Philippe Decouflé, complements the song's energetic vibe with dynamic visuals. "Good Thing" achieved significant commercial success, reaching number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 and securing top positions in various international charts.
Fine Young Cannibals were a British pop and soul band formed in 1984 by Roland Gift, Andy Cox, and David Steele, the latter two formerly of The Beat. Known for their distinctive sound and Roland Gift’s striking vocals, they became one of the most recognizable bands of the 1980s, achieving worldwide success with hits like She Drives Me Crazy and Good Thing from their album The Raw & the Cooked.
Fine Young Cannibals’ music video for “Good Thing”, released 1989. Directed by Philippe Decouflé. 3:24 in HD, 19,469,074 plays and 153,921 likes on YouTube. Filed under Indie, Pop, R&B, Rock and Soul. AltSounds Curated.
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