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Deacon Blue – Real Gone Kid

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Deacon Blue – Real Gone Kid

Deacon Blue – Real Gone Kid (1988)

Directed by: Tony van den Ende

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Deacon Blue’s “Real Gone Kid,” released on October 3, 1988, is a vibrant pop-rock track that served as the lead single from their second studio album, *When the World Knows Your Name*. Written by lead vocalist Ricky Ross, the song is a tribute to American singer-songwriter Maria McKee, inspired by her dynamic stage presence during performances with her band, Lone Justice. The track achieved significant commercial success, peaking at number eight on the UK Singles Chart and reaching number one in Spain. The accompanying music video, directed by Tony van den Ende, features the band performing against a white backdrop, interspersed with scenes of various individuals using a photo booth, capturing the energetic and playful essence of the song.

1980s, 1988, Deacon Blue, Pop Rock, Tony van den Ende

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