The group consisted of Lisa Velez, Mike Hughes and Alex "Spanador" Moseley. Four decades after the band's heyday, Velez recently proved she’s still got those mad singing skills.
During an appearance on the podcast, On The Note, hosted by BoShawn Stockman of Boyz II Men, Velez performed “All Cried Out.” With Stockman jamming on the guitar, Vélez showed off her vocals as if no time had passed since the song’s 1985 release.
The video was posted to Instagram with the caption, “The way this ended surprised all of us‼️ That’s the best part of #ShawnsSongs is it’s completely organic and unrehearsed!! ❤️ @lisalisall77 @shawnstockmanofficial @onthatnotes @tonimenage #Music #90s #80s #Podcast.”
View this post on Instagram“Absolutely incredible!! ?? what a time for music. It’s just not the same anymore!” wrote a fan. Another fan shared, “I don't know who I was ALL CRIED OUT over when I was around 12, but this song had me DISTRAUGHT ?.”
“Not me over here doing the full force harmony parts???,” said another fan, with someone else insisting, “This broke me. This is the epitome of my high school years. Thank you,” insisted a fan.
“Oh this was stunning!!! How I love this song,” "miss the music I grew up on. ❤️❤️❤️❤️" and “Goosebumps ?” other comments noted.
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