Remember when a putative pop star could have scrawny arms?

Remember when a putative pop star could have scrawny arms?

Is it possible that this song is 25 years old? It can’t be, because I remember it so well, and I’m only. . . oh, right.

Evelyn “Champagne” King sings one of the most infectious of the R & B singles of the early 1980s that was also a huge crossover hit. Sort of disco, kind of pop, it is a fun and charming number.

How to convey the importance of one song together with one address? I can’t, but this embodies that moment in my life. It is the tiniest bit pretentious, yes, but oh, what this song means to me.

A live performance of Ryuichi Sakamoto and his exquisite composition, the theme from “Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence” (1983, dir Nagisa Oshima).