We didn’t know how good we had it in the 80s… A lot of kids these days wish that they were around in the 80s… but 80s kids wouldn’t change their childhood for any decade
Terry Bozzio is a sick drummer!! I’ve played since I was about 15 and I’m gonna be 58 this year!! Terry is one of my favorite players even today!!👍👍👍🤘🤘🤘
I've seen alot of shows. This was one of the greatest. Not just all the great bands but bein outside in the daytime light. We partied for 3 daze. Everybody was so cool in SoCal.
They were put together by Frank Zappa, and as others have noted on various Missing Persons vids.....Frank didn't mess around when it came to his talent.
Yea, the band is mostly or half live (the drums!), but you can see that she doesn't have the mic near her mouth for some of the time. She is def lip-syncing. And it sounds like it's the original album version of the vocals(?)
@@allurhatrbelongtome Terry Bozzio played drums in Zappa's band for a number of years. Dale and Terry Bozzio met while working with Zappa. Cuccurullo met the pair while contributing to the Zappa album Joe's Garage. O'Hearn was also a former member of Zappa's touring band..
@@racesla Wow very cool. I've recently been digging deep into New Wave cause my dad hooked me up with a bunch of CDs, haha. There was a Missing Person's album in the bunch. He was really talking these guys up. I hear it now for sure. He's 55 and grew up on all this stuff. Jealous I am. '78-'83 there was a lot of awesome stuff going he says.
@@iangoodisDMX Apparently before cellphones were invented no one liked music enough? 🤔🤔🤔 Including your parents, and your parents parents! All the previous generations really missed out? Got it. SMH 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
People behave differently when they are being observed; they are more inhibited and self-conscious about the image they are projecting to others. This is the real drawback to the proliferation of everyone having a cellphone camera on them; nobody is really themselves anymore, becoming instead a reflection of what is perceived to be the current socially-acceptable image of a person, instead of that person's true individual nature. This is why people look more "real" in photographs and videos before the advent of ever-present recording devices.
No One Walks in L.A.! Great show by Missing Persons at the US Festival. If you got to grow up in the 50's through the 80's in that golden era with all the classic movies & music, YOU were blessed!
Kelly Ballaro “imagine all the people living for today....... imagine there’s no cell phones it’s easy if you try. imagine there’s no Facebook and Instagram too, imagine there’s no selfies, and kardashian too.
Dale Bozzio was the perfect singer for Missing Persons. She was attractive and a cutesy poppy voice. Lucky drummer Terrie Bozo to have a wife like her.
Raul Cabral I see you've only ever been to pop concerts full of 12 year olds. Or places with old farts like yourself. As always shitting on youth when you have no clue about them or what they do. Stay bitter.
I must say that the one thing I find MOST fascinating are the shots of the regular people! Wow! It just seems sooo surreal; I was a kid during that specific time of this performance and just concerned about being a kid. I didn’t notice how people looked, the fashion and all that; just the general look. I am floored; it feels nostalgic and special, wow!
It was the norm I guess?, it’s only once decades pass do you see the wild differences in fashion. I imagine it will be the same as today 20 years from now.
So true....no Millennial can comprehend how truly life was great back then because experience something is hard to describe unless you experience it yourself...it WAS a different world then... a world without smart phones, net, political division to the extreme, and extreme violence on a daily basis, etc, etc. No matter what ANY millennial can say to me...I have memories that can NEVER be forgotten or taken away...at least I can say that I got to live a great life in my youth because I was blessed to be born at the right time to appreciate music of the 80's and 90's( just an example)...even if I were offered to be young again (20s), I'd turn it down...I got THE better deal decades ago and am happy with the life I've lived.
@@pst702 you're literally just on a nostalgia trip. Every person will say something similar about their youth. Everything you listed was in fact going on, you just weren't aware of it. Get off your phone, computer, tv, etc, you'll miraculously see the world as less politically polarizing and less violent.
@@wienersmcbutts bullshit. I was there and its was a different attitude. A free time. The 90s started the down hill slope to shits Ville with grunge, gangs, gang violence and cell phones. The 2000s are an expensive, antisocial, dull, confused, complicated impersonable satanic hate thy neighbor mess. Been in six decades, its not getting better
@@flintrock8433 I was there, too. It was a fundementaly different era. One cannot even begin to compare to anything else. It was simple. It was fun. No political or religious divisions. It was about the music only.
@@wienersmcbutts obviously you fall into that category of someone under 40... things change, maybe YOU'RE not aware of that...somethings for the better, somethings for the worst... I'm guessing you're trying to tackle this issue from a pseudo intellectual perspective,.... hmmm, yeah, some things do NOT change.... ninnies existed back then as now... where do you get off by saying to "get off your phone, tv, computer "...in fact, people WERE more intune with others by being more personal... no one hid behind a phone or laptop...people were more REAL instead of the gazillion phonies that existed today...if you had something to say, you said it IN PERSON and to their faces(with civility).... not like the cowards of today... another point is, yes some horrible things did happen back then but it wasn't on a large scale as today... people had more for the sanctity of life THEN than now.... maybe it's a generation of repetitive violence driven to their minds on computer games that numbs their soul.... studies HAVE shown children who are exposed to repetitive violent behavior tend (not all but a high probability) to be desensitized to violence. So you tell me what better world you want to live in... and no this isn't a nostalgia trip but a real person who has lived a life that as a younger person experienced a slice of humanity that was more humane than now...sad that you'll NEVER experience that... I pity you
Half of them look half asleep. You nostalgia warriors are insufferable. It was still the same ol' bullshit world we live in now, just for different reasons. Is everyone on here 12?
Yeah I love that, and cool how she does it more here live than she does on the original recorded version. I also love how she looks in those painted on pants. 😍
I just saw Missing personas perform. In San Diego was great. Awesome. She's still got it we had a great time Flock of Seagulls was great & wang Chung 🔥🔥🔥
Spending time watching all the great bands of the 80s. It really was a great time to be part of it. From Missing Persons to INXS and The Cult we enjoyed all styles of music and I sure do miss it. Time flies by so fast.
And she is live and sounds amazing, and looks gorgeous. I think even though i do love Madonna, I think when she came out and didn't really know how to sing that was the end of real vocal talent, it became about looks and thats it case in point milli vanilli and c and c music factory, good-looking people lip synching to songs by truly talented singers who may have been over weight in the case of c and c, the singer martha wash who is a beautiful somewhat healthy bodied woman, also of the weather girls who sang its raining men. And the most shameful thing of all, giving milli vanilli a grammy, when a truly talented group and solo singer Diana Ross and the supremes never won a grammy, the supremes 12 number ones and still the number one female group of all time behind the beatles , Diana Ross 18 number ones incuding the 12 with the supremes never won a grammy and we are still hearing those classics today and she is 73 and still selling out tours!!! Sorry i just love her!!! lol
And dale Bozio got her looks from Blondie and from the plasmatic‘s I mean there’s always influence nothing new. In terms of her musical ability she was the least talented member of missing persons by far. Stop with the stupid Lady Gaga repetitive remarks, that’s the least important aspect of Of a band whose members were Zappa musicians
Every year around this time, when Coachella is going on, I am reminded of the US Festival that was held in San Bernardino. This footage is from May 30, 1983.
I watch this and KNOW that the 80's were unquestionably the best decade ever: everything was fresh, fun, lighthearted, colorful, and joyful. Nobody even knows fun anymore...they can't even begin to comprehend it it like we did in the 80's. It was also (sadly) the last decade of its kind. There's no turning back thanks to the opened pandora's box of the cursed world wide web. Dale Bozzio was a dreamgirl worth dreaming about, and Missing Persons were the perfect 80's band. Their music is timeless, however...sounds every bit as good today.
WHEN I was Starting to dj I Heard this for the 1st time Age 13 ...I Had to Buy the 45 !! I Just LOVED THOSE SQUEAKS !!! as Well as The Song Of Course ! 😉
Google Dale Bozio nude and you will see pictures of her when she posed in Hustler magazine before her big break in Missing Persons. I distinctly remember that issue, just didn’t know who it was back then. Her hair isn’t the only thing that’s pink. You’re welcome.
@@afterburner2869 I was just going to post the info about her and Hustler she's in two different issues 1979 and 1980. You can track them down online. 👀💥👀💘💘💘
I was there rock'n that day. Thanks for bringing back the memories. I was in love with Dale !!! Guess everyone else was too. Between Acts they would shoot water cannons out all over the crowd to cool us off.it was about 100° out.
I just realized I was here at this concert. Wow. I was very young. My teenager older brother drove us and a couple friends down from the Bay Area and we camped . I remember I got lost after going to find a restroom and just hung out with strangers for the rest of the day until I could find my brother. Our parents used to let us do whatever. It was so hot!
Mr.Chopsticks oh we all knew. Me personally; I just wanted it 2 end already!!!! & get 2 the other side of it. There was a lot of "MONOPOLIZATION"!!! going on in the 1980`s. For the "select"!!! few!!!!
I saw this band in the early 80’s. It was at the boarder of Fontana and Rialto in the Inland Empire at the back of the Colton Piano Factory store. It also was my first concert. They were for sure just getting started by branching out from LA. I think 50 people were there. We heard this lady fronted a band and wore a see through top. So, we went. I bought their cassette tap. I liked them.
We didn’t know how good we had it in the 80s… A lot of kids these days wish that they were around in the 80s… but 80s kids wouldn’t change their childhood for any decade
OH I KNEW
Right! Happy to have been a teen in the 80s..
gay and trans 80s kids might disagree✌️
This is the original lady Gaga and lady Gaga needs to give her the props she rightfully deserves.
No cell phones, no internet, no 24/7 news, we lived in the best years!!
But then how would I have ever seen this? I'm from the 80s and I thoroughly enjoy modern times and music.
You sure did. So pls remember to have some pity for the rest of us young people lol 😢
There was 24/7 news. CNN.
And no illicit fentanyl in the things young people experimented with!!
Wonderful observation🎉
she is literally wearing clear salad bowls lined with tin foil and I freaking love it. Dale was such a pop pioneer.
Ann original for sure. Gaga copied her whole shtick
Debbie Harry started a lot of that. People forget what a real trailblazer she was.
The pink feathers in her hair, the stiletto heels, and those mile long, string bean legs . . .she looks amazingly like a flamingo.
She made her bra herself!
LIZZO she ain't!!!!!!!
I think she's absolutely PERFECT!!!!!!!!! PERFECTION choate!
Terry Bozzio is a sick drummer!! I’ve played since I was about 15 and I’m gonna be 58 this year!! Terry is one of my favorite players even today!!👍👍👍🤘🤘🤘
Haha just got done leaving a comment saying "let's not forget that's Punky on the drums!"😂
Fuck yeah, Dale tears it up.
I was at THIS CONCERT!! IT WAS CRAZY!! I was a freshman in high school. We camped all 3 days. US FESTIVAL was the Concert of my life!!
I was there too !
I've seen alot of shows. This was one of the greatest. Not just all the great bands but bein outside in the daytime light. We partied for 3 daze. Everybody was so cool in SoCal.
Seriously? Very cool.
@@empigasser 👍
@@rdlykryk4384 🙌
Its insane how freaking tight this band was live, holy crap!
They were put together by Frank Zappa, and as others have noted on various Missing Persons vids.....Frank didn't mess around when it came to his talent.
Insane, kicked serious ass!
Well, they did have freaking Terry Bosio on drums. Think that helped a bit.
Walking in L.A., Words, & Destination Unknown might be the greatest 3 songs from the same band in the 1980s‼️🎶
Bozio, but also Warren, who is also the genius behind some of Duran Duran's biggest hits, and their best songs.
I miss the 80’s…..
Wow...they really nailed this song for a live version in front of hundreds of thousands of people. Dale hit every yelp and squeak.
She is either lip synching or she overdubbed vocals in post-production.
Yea, the band is mostly or half live (the drums!), but you can see that she doesn't have the mic near her mouth for some of the time. She is def lip-syncing. And it sounds like it's the original album version of the vocals(?)
Terry Bozzio playing his balls off on a roto kit should be illegal in most countries around the world. Absolute BEAST of a Drummer.
She sounds like an album. Amazing voice.
Plus she was absolutely gorgeous.😮
this lady never got the props she so rightfully deserved...love dale.
What are you talking about every heterosexual male back in the 1980's wanted to bang her.
I had such a crush on Dale back then.
Wrong. We bought their albums on vinyl, cassette and cd. And wore them out. We kids loved their music. What more props could their be?
Plenty of d
What do you mean? Missing Persons was huge, The population was abou half what it is today.
Missing Persons had this down to a science. Incredible band! They were THE personification of the 80's!
PLEASE TAKE ME BACK TO THE 80s!
Ya
Without the drugs
...Maybe
Literally. Take all my earthly possessions and take me back.
would like to go back to 1985. where's that delorean with flux capacitor?
Am I the only one that just can't get enough of this video?!?
Hell no
Have you seen the picture, "The Dog Problem?" I think you should check it out.
This performance was videotaped 40 years ago today, on May 30, 1983.
Awesome!
And she still performes shows.
Where was this filmed
Thanks
@@hardmember US Festival in San Bernardino.
First time I saw Lady Gaga, I immediately thought “Holy shit! She looks like Dale Bozzio!” The 80’s had so many original musicians & bands!
Dale was better looking.
Damn, the 80s at its finest, Terry Bozzio was on fire with those drums 🔥
Proud to be old enough to have experienced the 80's.
ALL of them Frank Zappa alumni, that's why they sound tight and great on stage.
Real highly skilled musicians.
Tell me more about this. I was not aware she had worked with him. Who else is alumni of his?
@@allurhatrbelongtome Terry Bozzio played drums in Zappa's band for a number of years. Dale and Terry Bozzio met while working with Zappa. Cuccurullo met the pair while contributing to the Zappa album Joe's Garage. O'Hearn was also a former member of Zappa's touring band..
@@racesla Wow very cool. I've recently been digging deep into New Wave cause my dad hooked me up with a bunch of CDs, haha. There was a Missing Person's album in the bunch. He was really talking these guys up. I hear it now for sure. He's 55 and grew up on all this stuff. Jealous I am. '78-'83 there was a lot of awesome stuff going he says.
Dale was the girl who was stuck on seat 38 on Fido 3.........."on the bus"
Dude! Awesome insight! Thank you! Warren went on to take over guitar for Duran Duran monster comeback with Come Undone and Ordinary World
Missing Persons were way ahead of their time
Not a single cellphone in the air.
Those were the days.
Just soak it in maaaannn!
Wanting to remember your show years later is a problem?
Its one thing to record clips for your social media. Another to shoot a show for keepsake. You dont like music enough obviously
@@iangoodisDMX Apparently before cellphones were invented no one liked music enough? 🤔🤔🤔
Including your parents, and your parents parents! All the previous generations really missed out?
Got it. SMH 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
Just joints
People behave differently when they are being observed; they are more inhibited and self-conscious about the image they are projecting to others. This is the real drawback to the proliferation of everyone having a cellphone camera on them; nobody is really themselves anymore, becoming instead a reflection of what is perceived to be the current socially-acceptable image of a person, instead of that person's true individual nature. This is why people look more "real" in photographs and videos before the advent of ever-present recording devices.
No One Walks in L.A.! Great show by Missing Persons at the US Festival. If you got to grow up in the 50's through the 80's in that golden era with all the classic movies & music, YOU were blessed!
That fill before the bridge,jaw dropping
The 80s were the most amazing decade ever and in ten short years like a blink of an eye it was gone.
So sad this doesn't happen every generation The 80's were good.
We were lucky🎉
Imagine a world with cool music and no cell phones
Kelly Ballaro “imagine all the people living for today....... imagine there’s no cell phones it’s easy if you try. imagine there’s no Facebook and Instagram too, imagine there’s no selfies, and kardashian too.
Good times.😎
Some of us lived in those times! 😉
notice "no one is fat in LA"?
You had to wait patiently while watching MTV (that has since turned into total shit) and hoped they would play something this awesome in the hour!
Dale Bozzio was the perfect singer for Missing Persons. She was attractive and a cutesy poppy voice. Lucky drummer Terrie Bozo to have a wife like her.
Dale and Terry are amazing performers
They all are
I’m a pure metal head, and I’ve always dug this band!
Yea Terry and Dale were bad af
the drummer is basically metal
@@gsxerwhite me to💯
Me too💯
🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽🤟🏽
Dale delivers one of the most unique vocals with this song. She's beautiful.
I don’t think people in the 80’s really didn’t realize what a kick ass band they were!!😁🤘🤘🤘🤘
I did! Fugging loved them..
Dale was absolutely gorgeous!! Always one of my childhood crushes.
Dang, they sound perfect live. Amazing performance
at 56 yo. i apreciate this as much as i did at 17 yo. you rock dale and terri.
Did Lady Gaga steal her entire image from this chick?
Yeap.
And Cindy Lauper stole the squeaks
Yes. She is way more sexy than Gaga
Gaga stole everything
Cry harder.@@jcjc5702
She's amazing. Terry too. Completely of their time, yet ahead of their time. I appreciate this band way more now than I did at the time.
Wow, this was 40 years ago! May 30, 1983.
I was at the US festival, and it was great! Terry truly tore it up on drums.
You know, is it just me or do the people dancing in the 80s look like they're enjoying themselves much more than the people dancing today?
Also love the energy of the drummer!! I've always loved watching drummers perform and go crazy behind the drum sets enjoying themselves immensely,
I agree!
Good pick up on the drummer. Terry is actually a very accomplished drummer and is widely appreciated by his peers. :)
Everybody got their smartphone. Never participating, but recording everyone else. So.. what style do Millennium really have???
Raul Cabral I see you've only ever been to pop concerts full of 12 year olds. Or places with old farts like yourself. As always shitting on youth when you have no clue about them or what they do. Stay bitter.
I was in my teenage years here in the 1980's, so many good memories. It's 2024 and this still sounds great❤🎶
I must say that the one thing I find MOST fascinating are the shots of the regular people! Wow! It just seems sooo surreal; I was a kid during that specific time of this performance and just concerned about being a kid. I didn’t notice how people looked, the fashion and all that; just the general look. I am floored; it feels nostalgic and special, wow!
i find that weird i always noticed how people looked !
isn´t it strange how people can be so utterly different and focus on different things ?
It was the norm I guess?, it’s only once decades pass do you see the wild differences in fashion. I imagine it will be the same as today 20 years from now.
Everyday people... Sly I jah Jerry Jah rastafari praises blessings Tucson Arizona Sonoran desert 🏜️ Jah sisters Africa
People looked more fit back then. Not as much fast food, I guess.
Her signature...Love it!!
Nothing like 80's PUNK or ROCK! 80's best decade. CHEERS!!
The 80s wasn't just a decade, it was a state of mind. THX!
So true....no Millennial can comprehend how truly life was great back then because experience something is hard to describe unless you experience it yourself...it WAS a different world then... a world without smart phones, net, political division to the extreme, and extreme violence on a daily basis, etc, etc. No matter what ANY millennial can say to me...I have memories that can NEVER be forgotten or taken away...at least I can say that I got to live a great life in my youth because I was blessed to be born at the right time to appreciate music of the 80's and 90's( just an example)...even if I were offered to be young again (20s), I'd turn it down...I got THE better deal decades ago and am happy with the life I've lived.
@@pst702 you're literally just on a nostalgia trip. Every person will say something similar about their youth. Everything you listed was in fact going on, you just weren't aware of it. Get off your phone, computer, tv, etc, you'll miraculously see the world as less politically polarizing and less violent.
@@wienersmcbutts bullshit. I was there and its was a different attitude. A free time. The 90s started the down hill slope to shits Ville with grunge, gangs, gang violence and cell phones. The 2000s are an expensive, antisocial, dull, confused, complicated impersonable satanic hate thy neighbor mess. Been in six decades, its not getting better
@@flintrock8433 I was there, too. It was a fundementaly different era. One cannot even begin to compare to anything else. It was simple. It was fun. No political or religious divisions. It was about the music only.
@@wienersmcbutts obviously you fall into that category of someone under 40... things change, maybe YOU'RE not aware of that...somethings for the better, somethings for the worst... I'm guessing you're trying to tackle this issue from a pseudo intellectual perspective,.... hmmm, yeah, some things do NOT change.... ninnies existed back then as now... where do you get off by saying to "get off your phone, tv, computer "...in fact, people WERE more intune with others by being more personal... no one hid behind a phone or laptop...people were more REAL instead of the gazillion phonies that existed today...if you had something to say, you said it IN PERSON and to their faces(with civility).... not like the cowards of today... another point is, yes some horrible things did happen back then but it wasn't on a large scale as today... people had more for the sanctity of life THEN than now.... maybe it's a generation of repetitive violence driven to their minds on computer games that numbs their soul.... studies HAVE shown children who are exposed to repetitive violent behavior tend (not all but a high probability) to be desensitized to violence. So you tell me what better world you want to live in... and no this isn't a nostalgia trip but a real person who has lived a life that as a younger person experienced a slice of humanity that was more humane than now...sad that you'll NEVER experience that... I pity you
That freakin drummer makes the band. He's the color that makes the focal point pop
Well hmm and her.. she's the best.
She is the best
Gaga can literally make you throw up😢
Well yeah. That's bozzio
What a great live performance of this song! A very underrated band.
That was a great weekend. Bowie, Clash, Missing Persons and U2 one of the warm-up bands!
Ray Boreham what year in the eighties was this festival?
@@jeffcee500 1983.
jeffcee500 1983
Oh for time travel to be a real thing. Heck of a line up!
And then the MIGHTY
VAN HALEN KILLED IT!
Loved them. Fun fact, I used to work with Dale B's mom at Jordan & Marsh (current Macy's) downtown Boston in the Fur department
It's 2024. Do you miss the 1980s?
People were having so much fun because the music was SO good!!!
And the cocaine was cheaper and better back then.
Half of them look half asleep. You nostalgia warriors are insufferable. It was still the same ol' bullshit world we live in now, just for different reasons. Is everyone on here 12?
In the 80's we were all dorks and just didn't care. That was the charm of the 80's
exactly now people can´t laugh at themselves have you noticed this ?
@micro-organism-pv5gd Dork
Walking in LA...Walking in LA...SQUEAK...Nobody walks in LA!
Violet Deliriums hahahahhahahaha. I luaghed a little too hard at this comment. Thanks for that mate.
Gotta love it. Dale rules
I walk in L.A. but this song is still a classic!! 🙌🏽
Yeah I love that, and cool how she does it more here live than she does on the original recorded version. I also love how she looks in those painted on pants. 😍
Sneaker pumps?
I saw them up close in 82 and 95. They are amazing live. Terrys drum solos are out of this world.
I’m 50 now...still love this song and all 80’s music. These are real musicians.
There still are real musicians, you mate... just can't be arsed.
One of the few bands where it didn't matter what you listened to, you were into them as well.
One solid group.
I just saw Missing personas perform. In San Diego was great. Awesome. She's still got it we had a great time Flock of Seagulls was great & wang Chung 🔥🔥🔥
Gosh! Wang Chung is still around!?! Gotta try to see them.
Saw them at a SanDieg bar back in 1995
Wow that sounds like a great show
Dale was freaking awesome. I just love the little squeaks she makes. Amazing singer and amazing band.
The master himself, Mr Terry Bozzio!
The guy at 2:52 was ready for COVID. A man ahead of his time.
Lol! He sure was
He's time traveling and seeing great concerts of the past. Heck I would too!
He must have been a time traveling Democrat ? ??? Lol 😆
@@josephshulman4330 Lol, you know it! From Oregon...
Lol thinking the same thing 😂
Spending time watching all the great bands of the 80s. It really was a great time to be part of it. From Missing Persons to INXS and The Cult we enjoyed all styles of music and I sure do miss it. Time flies by so fast.
Yes time sure flies
Most underrated drummer - Dale Bozzio, period.
Dale is the singer, not the drummer
Clem Burke too
Terry Bozzio is the drummer. Dale was the beautiful lady prancing across the stage.
❤
I just jammed this 87 times in a row and I’m gonna jam it again
one of the best bands ever. nobody plays with more conviction than Terry Bozzio.
Whether you walk in LA or not this song has heart even if tou live in Atlanta , Georgia or wherever just enjoy the best of times❤
What a great performance. God I miss the 80’s.
The Drummer is Kicking ASS!!!!.....
Michael Turner: Terry Bozzio and his crazy-massive drumset regularly tour, so you can still catch him live.
pre gaga, Dale def deserves the nod for being a pioneer
And she is live and sounds amazing, and looks gorgeous. I think even though i do love Madonna, I think when she came out and didn't really know how to sing that was the end of real vocal talent, it became about looks and thats it case in point milli vanilli and c and c music factory, good-looking people lip synching to songs by truly talented singers who may have been over weight in the case of c and c, the singer martha wash who is a beautiful somewhat healthy bodied woman, also of the weather girls who sang its raining men. And the most shameful thing of all, giving milli vanilli a grammy, when a truly talented group and solo singer Diana Ross and the supremes never won a grammy, the supremes 12 number ones and still the number one female group of all time behind the beatles , Diana Ross 18 number ones incuding the 12 with the supremes never won a grammy and we are still hearing those classics today and she is 73 and still selling out tours!!! Sorry i just love her!!! lol
what year was this performance?
Kieran Taylor or Qwen Stefani.
+ṠḧḀṆ ḉḀṁṖ
1982
And dale Bozio got her looks from Blondie and from the plasmatic‘s I mean there’s always influence nothing new. In terms of her musical ability she was the least talented member of missing persons by far. Stop with the stupid Lady Gaga repetitive remarks, that’s the least important aspect of Of a band whose members were Zappa musicians
Blows the album version completely out of the water. :)
Words is the best song ever and it's so true....what are words for if no one listens anymore...why talk
I was only 5 but was rocking out to this all the time. Only useful thing my sister ever did in her entire life was give me all her tapes.
✨ 80s F O R E V E R✨
I'm out there somewhere, they tell me I had a great time
ME TOO !!!! ..was kinda told I did too!
captmack007 I was having such a good time, I missed the whole festival!
I drove a shuttle bus at the US festival.
I was only 22, it was a big party.
Yeah, if you remember the 80's, then you did it wrong.
@@latigomorgan I'm still there!
nobody has ever squeaked like her before. RECOGNIZE!!!
Patrick Donaghy hell yes ! I recognize! Amazing talent, no Bullshit effects or auto tune, strait talent
David Lee Roth squeaks
Cindy Lauper had a squeak that comes close.
@@spirolagousis1042 straight talent at squeaking.
PJ Harvey does once in a while but yes not like Dale !
Every year around this time, when Coachella is going on, I am reminded of the US Festival that was held in San Bernardino. This footage is from May 30, 1983.
Man I loved the New Wave
I never left the 80’s.
Me too
@@Najain me three. My daughter will never understand
I watch this and KNOW that the 80's were unquestionably the best decade ever: everything was fresh, fun, lighthearted, colorful, and joyful. Nobody even knows fun anymore...they can't even begin to comprehend it it like we did in the 80's. It was also (sadly) the last decade of its kind. There's no turning back thanks to the opened pandora's box of the cursed world wide web.
Dale Bozzio was a dreamgirl worth dreaming about, and Missing Persons were the perfect 80's band. Their music is timeless, however...sounds every bit as good today.
Last week while in a department store, I heard this song for the first time. I was digging it and totally thought it was a new song.
HA!! Yeah RIGHT....😂😂😂
well, the song was released just recently...in 1982! :XD
I love her outfits! She was so creative, and didn’t care what anyone thought about them.
WHEN I was Starting to dj I Heard this for the 1st time Age 13 ...I Had to Buy the 45 !!
I Just LOVED THOSE SQUEAKS !!! as Well as The Song Of Course ! 😉
I’m 31 and just came across this band, this is awesome musi!!!
They were a fun band and their songs were very catchy
Dale was the perfect blend of cuteness and hard core sexuality.
and like Katrina from the Waves, Dale was coked out of her mind
Got to see them 3 times in Florida at their Peak on the 3rd show got backstage passes the Band was super cool 😎
Google Dale Bozio nude and you will see pictures of her when she posed in Hustler magazine before her big break in Missing Persons. I distinctly remember that issue, just didn’t know who it was back then. Her hair isn’t the only thing that’s pink. You’re welcome.
@@afterburner2869 I was just going to post the info about her and Hustler she's in two different issues 1979 and 1980. You can track them down online. 👀💥👀💘💘💘
DAYAM !
I MISS THOSE DAYS .
BUT WENT AND GOT OLD .
DAMN !
You have no idea how much fun this song was to dance to...
If a bus comes by and it says "The 80's", get on. You won't regret it.
Not a camera phone in sight. Gotta love the 80s.
Terry bozio is a madman on those drums
I thought that was him! One of the best.
Very enthusiastic drummer
Zappa's sticksman. One of the USA's better skin beaters.
He really needs more toms.
Playing with someone other than Zappa he could do Alll the coke
I was there im 16 year's old and man they were beyond awesome 👍👍👍👍 Terry bozzio 🥁🥁🥁 killer drummer 🥁🥁
The fashion, hair, & attitude made the 80's so rad.
Jesus this has to be one of my favorite songs and still nobody walks in LA
Don't kid yourself. A shitload of people walk, take the bus or train or ride a bike in LA. The smart ones do whatever they can to avoid driving in LA.
Felix Hernandez Only the illegal Mexicans, lol.
@@felixhernandez5664 you go the "shit" part right
I was there rock'n that day. Thanks for bringing back the memories. I was in love with Dale !!! Guess everyone else was too.
Between Acts they would shoot water cannons out all over the crowd to cool us off.it was about 100° out.
Awwww, back when people were having fun
😲MG !!!! nobody playing on cell phone !!! What a. Beautiful sight 👍
I just realized I was here at this concert. Wow. I was very young. My teenager older brother drove us and a couple friends down from the Bay Area and we camped . I remember I got lost after going to find a restroom and just hung out with strangers for the rest of the day until I could find my brother. Our parents used to let us do whatever. It was so hot!
2024 anyone??? 🔥🤘
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I’m still drunk 40 years later 🤪
Me too.. this rocks my socks off.
Oh yeah
These people have no idea how lucky they are to be living in the 80's.
Mr.Chopsticks oh we all knew. Me personally; I just wanted it 2 end already!!!! & get 2 the other side of it. There was a lot of "MONOPOLIZATION"!!! going on in the 1980`s. For the "select"!!! few!!!!
I think they do now. The 80s were awesome!
I saw this band in the early 80’s. It was at the boarder of Fontana and Rialto in the Inland Empire at the back of the Colton Piano Factory store. It also was my first concert. They were for sure just getting started by branching out from LA. I think 50 people were there. We heard this lady fronted a band and wore a see through top. So, we went. I bought their cassette tap. I liked them.
I was just in LA. Did a lot of walking. Singing this tune almost every time.
This was such a huge hit it was a classic just one year after it's debut...
"Nobody walks in L.A.". Class 80s... Love it...😍