1985 was a great year for music. Shut up, it was when Howard Jones broke on the scene with his second album Dream Into Action and hit "No One is to Blame." And that song was the jam, yo. The song was everywhere in '85 and so was Howard — huge tour, Live Aid, and it seemed like he was The Next Big Thing, but he never reached the level of success he had with that album and the songs "Things Can Only Get Better" and "Life in One Day." The video for the latter is pretty fun, Howard was mixing it up a little. The last video is "Everlasting Love" from 1989's Cross That Line and I thought I'd show you the video for the happy mummy couple in it as well as the lyric "back in the world of disposable emotion" — always thought that was a brilliant line. By the way, here's a little fact for you: Howard Jones' back-up singers were known as Afrodiziak (love that). Enjoy.
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