LUTE SOLO!

Palin/Brown in '12. Please. Make it happen.

Say no more, mon amor! I'll bring my lovin' right to your front door!

Post title sounds like the name of the next Belle and Sebastian album.

Does anyone actually remember this video?

She's a girl with a hot ass.

So what does this all mean? (@2:35 PDT)

@5: I don't, but from that information available on the song, it was evidently issued in 1982 (whereas I was thinking it sounded more like a summer '83 song). It never charted in the Billboard Top 100. Whether it was a "bubbled under" single isn't something that can find out right now.

What online references there are on Digney Fignus or on the song seem to be a bit sketchy: one source claims that it charted at #10 on MTV's video countdown. This is a ever-slightly problematic, because MTV didn't begin producing a weekly video countdown show until March 1984, around the time The Cars' "You Might Think" was a charting single. I'll have to keep looking into this.

(And if you're wondering why the long answer, this period is covered by the kind of music research I do — though not usually so with American music. That said, there was a vibrant Boston music scene in the early to mid 1980s. Face to Face, 'til tuesday, The Cars, and others came from this scene.)