In the 1980s, when he was a freshly-minted, tall-haired pop god, A-ha’s Morten Harket would sometimes be ... of the Take on Me video, told me in 2020 when the promo surpassed a billion hits ...

The first time a-ha singer Morten Harket heard the now-famous synthesizer hook in “Take on Me,” a bell rang in his head. He knew the fleet, perky melody would launch him into a noteworthy ...

One was “Take On Me,” the A-ha video in which a woman (actress Bunty Bailey) gets yanked out of a café by lead singer Morten Harket and into ... (Around $400,000 in 2020 value.) ...

The song gave me that swoopy stomach thing. I was instantly attracted to Morten Harket.” ‘I listen to Take On Me when I’m sad,’ Bailey says 'The synth sounds make me feel a way no other ...

No one sounds like A-ha’s Morten Harket. Millions of us have tried singing along with Take On Me, but none of us can reach the places Harket does, his voice soaring into the stratosphere in one of the ...

Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. After 34 years away from Sydney, we had questions for Norway's A-ha. Such as what were the trio going to do about Take On Me?

While Harket was the bookies’ favourite to be Viking, with Ladbrokes giving the Norwegian musician odds of 2/1, none of the judging panel named him among their guesses. Appearing on This Morning ...

'Morten Harket was naive about girls': the story behind A-Ha's Take On Me video As A-Ha's history-making video passes a billion views on YouTube, director Steve Barron reveals where he drew his ...

Norwegian New Wave outfit A-ha crossed over in America with “Take on Me,” a 1985 hit single propelled by an unshakeable synth riff, a striving, sugar-coated chorus, singer Morten Harket’s ...