Always Something There to Remind Me

She was 58.

And finally, singer Pete Byrne, co-founder of the pop duo Naked Eyes, best known for their 1983 cover, Always Something There to Remind Me, died on September 14th following a brief illness.

He was 74.

Our next section is picks, the buzz on what to watch, read, and listen to this week.

I like Naked Eyes.

They did, um, uh, Always Something There to Remind Me.

Yes.

Such a great song.

She was 58.

And finally, singer Pete Byrne, co-founder of the pop duo Naked Eyes, best known for their 1983 cover, Always Something There to Remind Me, died on September 14th following a brief illness.

He was 74.

Our next section is Picks, the buzz on what to watch, read, and listen to this week.

How about

always something there to remind me? Of course.

Of course.

How about you gave me promises, promises.

Pete passed away from a stroke brought on by a brief illness.

Pete was a fantastic guy, and he ruled the charts with a one-two punch of always something there to remind me and promises promises.

I mean, the music videos were absolute classics that rocked MTV during its peak.

Coming up next is one of his final full-length interviews, and I have the story of both of these classics.

In the 80s.

They were very known for their 1980s hit, Always Something There to Remind Me.

Oh, is

that? Always something there

At the end of the day, God will not be mocked.

If you have any questions, any inquiries, any feedback, you can reach us at thefamilybusiness.chat at gmail.com. That is a wrap for episode number 27.

And like promised at the beginning of the episode, in honor of Pete Byron, we're going to ask the show if there's always something there to remind me.

Once again, thefamilybusiness.chat at gmail.com.

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Uh, Naked Eyes scored their first hit in 1983 with a synth pop cover of Burt Bacharach and Hal David's Always Something There to Remind Me, which reached number eight, and the band's second, and I believe last, uh, single, Promises, Promises, reached number 11 in the summer of 1983.

Those two songs were staples on K-ROQ when I was, what was I? Nine and 10 years old, and, uh, great songs.

So sad to s- we're, we're at that age, Jason.

Yeah, we are.

Yeah.

Uh, Always Something There to Remind Me I hear at least three times a week on LA radio.

It has not gone away.

And every step I take recalls how much in love we used to be.

So how can I forget you, girl? Cause you were always something there to remind me.

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