Sandra - Everlasting Love (Extended Official Music Video) [Remastered]

Sandra Everlasting Love Extended Official Music Video Remastered 4K A.I. Enhanced upscaling 1987 Artist: Sandra Ann Lauer (Cretu) Song: Everlasting Love Genre: Dance Pop, Synthpop Album: Ten on One (The Singles) (1987) Date: August 1987 Remastering level: 4K UHD, 60FPS, A.I. Enhanced upscaling, HQ audio [Ultra Remaster] Sandra released a cover of “Everlasting Love“ in 1987 as the lead single from her first greatest hits compilation Ten on One (The Singles). She was introduced to the song through the Love Affair version; she’d say of the song: “I have always loved it… Even as a little child I heard that song and I said that I would like to sing it sometime.“ However, for her remake of the song Sandra would use the lyrics of the 1981 Rex Smith/Rachel Sweet duet version. Sandra’s version was produced by her partner, Michael Cretu. The single was a hit in continental Europe in late 1987 and early 1988, reaching the Top 10 in her native Germany, as well as Switzerland, Austria, Greece and Denmark. In Germany and Austria, it was also a top 5 airplay hit, and a #13 airplay hit in Switzerland. In the pan-European rankings, it reached #6 on the sales chart and #34 on the airplay chart. The song remains one of Sandra’s most successful singles and has reportedly sold in around 3 million units. The music video for the song was directed by DoRo (Rudi Dolezal and Hannes Rossacher). It pictures Sandra and Austrian model Rupert Weber as lovers in different periods of world history, beginning with Adam and Eve being tempted by a snake in the Garden of Eden. They then impersonate Cleopatra and her lover, continuing with, among others, a medieval couple, a woman saying good-bye to her husband embarking on a war as a Grande Armée soldier in the early 19th century, interwar gangster couple, 1940s lovers celebrating the end of war, 1960s hippies and flower children, 1970s punks, and 1980s contemporaries. Apart from the regular video set to the 7“ edit of the song, an extended version exists which uses the 12“ mix and additional making-of video footage. The extended version of the clip was only available on Sandra’s VHS video compilation Ten on One (The Singles), released in 1987. The regular version was released on the 1992 video collection 18 Greatest Hits as well as the 2003 DVD The Complete History. In 2016, the extended version was uploaded to Sandra’s official YouTube channel. ( Enable Subtitles/CC (Closed Captions) to view lyrics. Check out “SandraLand“ for more videos with #Sandra #SandraLand