A look behind the scenes: simple minds and their magical friendship!

A look behind the scenes: simple minds and their magical friendship!

The legendary Simple Minds not only awaken the 80s with their new song "Your name in Lights", but also celebrate the premiere of their documentary "Everything is possible" on BBC. Singer Jim Kerr says that the new title should capture the spirit of their early years when they experimented with synthesizers and showed the influences of power plant and Brian Eno. "It is a discussion of a dreamer with a distant muse," reveals Kerr, with the muse through the background singer Sarah Brown, who interpreted Aretha Franklin honestly. In this musical return to the nostalgia, the song reflects the style that the Scots established in 1979 on their debut album "Reel to Real Cacophony", and offers an energetic homage of past times, such as Today. reported.

A look behind the scenes of band history

The documentary "Everything is possible" gives a deep insight into the history of the band, which began in Glasgow in the late 1970s. It illuminates the remarkable friendship between Jim Kerr and Charlie Burchill, who have remained true to the band since their beginnings. This relationship, which was built in 1967 on a sandy castle in the residential area, runs through the entire narrative, such as simpleminds.com . The highlights of the documentary are personal anecdotes and experiences of well -known artists such as Bobby Gillespie (Primal Scream), Dave Gahan (Depeche Mode) and Molly Ringwald. They all reflect on the influence and meaning of the simple minds in the music scene.

The documentary was produced under the direction of Joss Crowley and offers an exciting portrait of the band, including the challenges and the triumphal return in the past decade. The film is an impressive chronicle of its development from the modest beginnings to its comet climbing in the 1980s, and it remains to be seen how the audience will react to this unique view of one of the most influential bands in music history.