You ever wonder who was that girl in Chicago's "Stay The Night" video?

I can still remember the video of Chicago's "Stay The Night" being a big deal.



But the girl....here's an interview from 2014

Noblemania: The Girl in the Video: “Stay the Night” (1984) »

 

Great story, thanks for sharing.

 

That was great thanks...really enjoy late follow ups!

 

That's a trip she was married to the guy from Scarface.

 

When the camera started on those spike heels and slowly, slowly panned upward, I realized I had stopped breathing........

 

Bring back stockings and pantyhose!

 

Wasn't aware they were gone.
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That site is kind of cool. a lot of video girls researched there. Brings back old memories.

 

Wow. Hadn't seen that video in 30 years. Fun!

 

Great story. She was super hot in the video!!

 

The girl from Legs sounds like a real hippie chick, would not have been out of place in 1967 San Francisco.

 

The most inner'esting article/interview to me was Wish from the Tom Petty video "Dont Come Around Here". She dated Stan for awhile. She told the story of how they went to Don Henleys place. She was making tea and someone came up behind her and said "A watched pot never boils." She turned around to find that none other than Jack Nicholson was standing behind her and had made the comment.

How odd it must have been to go from being a broke struggling actress to having Jack raising his eyebrows over his sunshades three feet away from you in Don Henleys kitchen.

 

I was always partial to the girl in the "Sister Christian" video. The guy who does the research on video girls had to jump through quite a few hoops to find her. And shes still beautiful. Different looking, of course; but model looks still.

 

I liked the girl in the Maxus-Nobody's Business video.

 

The ones from Cradle of Love, Legs, and So Caught Up In You were my favorites.

 

Yeah he needs to continue the blog.

 

This is great, thanks for posting! I've loved this video since I was a kid. Was like 13 when it came out so I was as turned on by the vintage 442 as I was by the young lady.

That must've been a pretty expensive video for the era. Good production quality and $10,000 for the actress.

Dan c