1991 VHS • Luba: The Video Collection 60 FPS

About

Luba: The Video Collection is a music video compilation featuring Canadian singer Luba (Luba Kowalchyk), interspersed with interview segments in which she discusses her songwriting and her relationship to award recognition. The opening interview covers Luba's multi-year Juno Award wins and her initial disbelief at receiving them. She describes "Big One Miracle" as a dream-like, spiritual song about hope that she chose as the opening single for the album. A closing interview reflects on her motivation for writing, stating that she writes not to change the world but for the one person who might take something meaningful from the song.

Music videos presented include "Big One Miracle," a spiritual-themed song with the refrain "Give it away, a miracle"; a second song with the refrain "A little salvation / Give me, give me, give me a quick fix"; "Let It Go"; a ballad with the lyric "How many rivers to cross"; "Every Time I See Your Picture I Cry"; and a closing up-tempo track with the refrain "You can dance, come on / I am a bounce."

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Internet Archive, in The VHS Vault

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Credit

The Vista Group®

Language

English

Subtitles

English (automatic)

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