80's Tour music

[Veloo]

I'm gonna guess this was on a to do list and lockdown made it happen.

Prob not the real Phil Anderson.

https://www.youtube.com/user/zenmachinefilms/videos

[72gmc]

Magnificent.

The other Phil -- Phil Collins -- should've made music for the Tour. His style would work on the canvas Tesch created.

[Veloo]

I've got links to a number of tracks from the 88 Tour bookmarked.

[old_fat_and_slow]

CBS used a lot of Yanni tracks too back when Tesch was covering the tour with CBS.

[JasonF]

Thanks for this - music from the 87-88 tour was terrific and really captured the spirit of the race.

[Black Dog]

If you want the music from the CBS coverage of the 87-89 tours you will want to get the Yanni albums: Out of Silence and Niki Nana.

[Hindmost]

Magnificent.

The other Phil -- Phil Collins -- should've made music for the Tour. His style would work on the canvas Tesch created.

That John Tesch jam makes me think of a Miami Vice montage, salmon and seafoam linen suits.

[Veloo]

Rainy stages
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bd6-3IEp-7k&list=RDbd6-3IEp-7k&start_radio=1

Struggling old stars
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rBkXwS1_d0c

Team buses
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VmsSdJH49g0

More team buses
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W18VtbMEbZ0

Delgado doping?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UR9widO0RDc

Delgado’s tour history
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b1T5xPSOTDk

Luz Ardiden - 4:10
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfCJeaxd5I0

History of Alp d’Huez - 8:29
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qM4UmlxncS0&feature=youtu.be

[Black Dog]

You are the Tour New Age music detective. Well done Danny!!

[Veloo]

No, can't take credit when this guy put stuff in his description. Looks like he's updated a bit too. I guess cuz links do disappear on Youtube.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gh56SUkuI1g

[teleguy57]

Great stuff here; that's my era:banana:

Curious if anyone can find Tesh's Head Clobbers online? My google-fu hasn't come up with anything. I had one of his albums from the Tour on cassette tape :eek: and back in the day used to do intervals to that with a Sony Walkman in my jersey pocket... Yeah, old guy:cool:

[Veloo]

This is the closest I've ever gotten.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6gNT05CMshQ

Great stuff here; that's my era:banana:

Curious if anyone can find Tesh's Head Clobbers online? My google-fu hasn't come up with anything. I had one of his albums from the Tour on cassette tape :eek: and back in the day used to do intervals to that with a Sony Walkman in my jersey pocket... Yeah, old guy:cool:

[Vertical]

I personally prefer 70's era Dead.

Oh sorry...wrong post.

[teleguy57]

@veloo -- thanks!

[oldguy00]

Remember getting the TDF John Tesch music on cassettes from Bike Nashbar!

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLCJS5YS9LivmDpbvsQ2w35yEls3GYn84j

[Peter P.]

Please don't tell anyone-I have BOTH of John Tesh's Tour de France CD's.

That's almost as bad as saying I own Barry Manilow discs.

[majorpat]

I was teenager watching Stephen Roche win the ‘87 Tour, this music, despite what you might think of it, evokes a sense of a far away place where bikers were cool and races were magnificent. Thanks for posting this trip down CBS Sunday coverage memory lane.

[Black Dog]

I was teenager watching Stephen Roche win the ‘87 Tour, this music, despite what you might think of it, evokes a sense of a far away place where bikers were cool and races were magnificent. Thanks for posting this trip down CBS Sunday coverage memory lane.

This is my experience exactly. :)

[Veloo]

+1 more for those introduced to pro cycling in '87 which is arguably one of the most exciting Tours (since '87).

This is my experience exactly. :)