Damn Yankees: High Enough

Video musical
1990
5min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaDamn Yankees performs in the music video "High Enough" from the album "Damn Yankees" recorded for Warner Brothers Records. The music video opens with police cornering a man at a rural house.... Leer todoDamn Yankees performs in the music video "High Enough" from the album "Damn Yankees" recorded for Warner Brothers Records. The music video opens with police cornering a man at a rural house. Damn Yankees performs outside a rural gas station while clips follow the story a man and ... Leer todoDamn Yankees performs in the music video "High Enough" from the album "Damn Yankees" recorded for Warner Brothers Records. The music video opens with police cornering a man at a rural house. Damn Yankees performs outside a rural gas station while clips follow the story a man and woman who are committing robberies.

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- Lawrence Jordan
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A modern Bonnie and Clyde?

The music video for "High Enough", the 1990 hit by the once-popular American glam rock band Damn Yankees, plays out like a short story. It follows a young couple on a robbery spree, reminiscent of Bonnie and Clyde. In this sense, it serves as a modernized take on the infamous bank-robbing duo's tale. Like the original story, things don't end well, though the video leaves more room for speculation than the fate of the iconic 1930s criminals. Notably, the opening scene makes a clear nod to In the Heat of the Night, a popular police crime drama from the era when the song and music video were released.

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Released on the album Damn Yankees in 1990, this soaring rock ballad rose to No. 3 on U.S. Hot 100 chart. High Enough has been featured in several blockbuster soundtracks, including Gremlins 2: The New Batch, Nothing But Trouble and The Taking of Beverly Hills.