Toby Allen of Human Nature spoke with the Detroit Free Press about the Australian group’s success recording and performing Motown music.
“With the Motown music, even when you don’t think there’s many parts to it, there really is,” Allen explained. “And that’s the magic of that music – everything doesn’t have to be in your face. With a lot of those songs, there are a lot of really subtle background vocals that make it what it is, but you wouldn’t be aware of it. They’re all fun to sing.”
Human Nature are out with a live video to their cover of ‘Ain’t No Mountain High Enough’, the 1967 hit recorded by Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell. The song is featured on the Australian pop group’s debut U.S. album ‘The Motown Record’, out March 6th on Hip-O Records. Watch it via Vevo below.
Human Nature are out with a live video to their cover of ‘Reach Out I’ll Be There’, the 1966 hit recorded by the Four Tops. The song is featured on the Australian pop group’s debut U.S. album ‘The Motown Record’, out March 6th on Hip-O Records. Watch it via Vevo below.
Human Nature are out with a live video to their a cappella cover of ‘Ooo Baby Baby’, the 1965 hit recorded by The Miracles. The song is featured on the Australian pop group’s debut U.S. album ‘The Motown Record’, out March 6th on Hip-O Records. The performance is introduced by The Miracles singing legend Smokey Robinson, who said Human Nature “blew me away” with their rendition when he first heard it. Watch it via Vevo below.
Human Nature are out with the music video to their new single ‘People Get Ready’, featuring the Prague Philharmonic Orchestra, from the Australian veteran boy band’s new album ‘A Symphony Of Hits’, available digitally and in stores November 8th on Columbia Records. The track is a cover of The Impressions 1965 hit single. Watch the video at brightcove.com.
Veteran Australian boy band Human Nature dropped by Seven’s ‘Sunrise’ in Sydney to perform ‘Get Ready’ with the man who wrote The Temptations’ 1966 hit, Smokey Robinson. ‘Get Ready’ is the title track to the group’s seventh album and third in their series Motown covers release, out now on Sony BMG.
Video at au.lifestyle.yahoo.com has since been removed.
Human Nature performed on the first Melbourne night of their Dancing In The Street tour at the Rod Laver Arena on Friday (June 29) in Melbourne, Australia. Check out pictures from GettyImages and WireImage.
Human Nature performed a Motown classic live from Adelaide on Nine’s ‘Today’ on Tuesday (June 26). Watch a brief interview with Richard Wilkins and performance of ‘Ain’t No Mountain High Enough’ at MSN.com.
Human Nature dropped by Seven’s ‘Sunrise’ the other day in Sydney to perform a couple songs off their album, ‘Dancing In The Streets’. They also spoke with hosts Melissa Doyle and David Koch about their new tour and the Motown experience. The interview and performances at YouTube have since been removed.
‘Australian Idol’ season two runner-up Anthony Callea, Human Nature, and ‘Rock Star Supernova’ finalist Toby Rand attended the Andrew McMamus marquee at the Emirates Melbourne Cup Day 2006, part of the four day Melbourne Cup Carnival, at Flemington Race Course on Tuesday (November 7) in Melbourne, Australia. Check out pictures from GettyImages and WireImage.