Podcast appearances and mentions of clark datchler

It's 1988! We're joined by Morrissey and our favourite Clark Datchler is back. There's also the Tale of Two Billy's - classy soulman Billy Ocean and snarling leather fiend Billy Idol - but who knows what Mr Ocean got up to behind closed doors? Join us on continuing journey through the Now Albums!+Follow us on Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠ or email thatnowpodcast@gmail.comFind all the playlists for our past and future episodes ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠on our Spotify Page⁠Tracks Featured1. Always on My Mind - Pet Shop Boys2. Heaven is a Place on Earth - Belinda Carlisle3. Get Outta My Dreams, Get Into My Car - Billy Ocean4. Say It Again - Jermaine Stewart5. Gimme Hope Jo'anna - Eddy Grant7 - Suedehead - Morrissey9. Angel Eyes - Wet Wet Wet10. Turn Back the Clock - Johnny Hates Jazz11. Valentine - T'Pau12. Hot int he City - Billy Idol13. Mandinka - Sinead O'Connor14. Tower of Strength - The Mission15. Give Me All Your Love - WhitesnakeIntro & Outro Music: 'Back to Cool'  by Shane Ivers – https://www.silvermansound.com

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Clark Datchler: On this episode, we talk to songwriter Clark Datchler from the band Johnny Hates Jazz. Clark's songwriting first came to prominence in 1987 when his Band Johnny Hates Jazz released the single 'Shattered Dreams' which became a top 10 hit all over the world including no 1 on the US adult contemporary charts and has had millions of radio plays since.They went on to make music videos for MTV with David Fincher and Clark also wrote the follow-up singles and worldwide hits "I Don't Want to Be a Hero" "Turn Back the Clock" and "Heart of Gold".Just as the band had found international success Clark found himself dissatisfied with the direction the band was being taken in and decided to leave the band to pursue a solo career. Clark moved to America in 2000 and became environmentally active winning awards such as the prestigious Green Tec award.In 2009 Clark reunited with original Johnny Hates Jazz band member Mike Nocito and in 2013 they released the album Magnetized reviving the old sound with a modern flavour. The promotion for this album was sadly cut short due to Clark suffering a cancer diagnosis to which he made a full recovery.The band took some time out and released a new single, titled "Spirit Of Love" in May 2020 and a follow-up album called 'Wide Awake'. The album featured the inspirations and influences of Mike and Clark growing up in the 1970s and Clark's newly found appreciation of the world after his health scare.Clarks latest album Journey Songs 2 will be available soon to pre-order from his official website.Website:https://www.clarkdatchler.com/Journey Songs - Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@ClarkDatchlerOfficialJHJ Website:http://johnnyhatesjazz.com/E-Mail: Kensongsmith@gmail.com or Evasongsmith@gmail.com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The song "Shattered Dreams" by Johnny Hates Jazz was one of the biggest hits of the 80s and is still heard around the world. Larry and Mike talk with Clark Datchler, lead singer and songwriter for Johnny Hates Jazz, who has recorded "Shattered Dreams For Ukraine," an updated version of the hit song, and is using it to raise money and awareness for Polandwelcomes.org, a charity that helps Ukrainian refugees. Not only does Clark play a verse live for us from his home, but he explains the origin of the band's name, how he dealt with fame at such a young age (23!) and how he remains passionate about music and helping change the world.

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Bohdan chats to Clark Datchler of Johnny Hates Jazz at the Rewind Festival

Season 2, Episode 26On this episode we're going to look at the latest album from Johnny Hates Jazz, 2020's Wide Awake. In addition, we had the pleasure of having a conversation with lead singer Clark Datchler.  We talk about the bands history and the album. The Johnny Hates Jazz website:http://johnnyhatesjazz.com/Click here to purchase Johnny Hates Jazz albums:https://store.johnnyhatesjazz.com/Clark Datchler's website:https://clarkdatchler.com/homeOur official website:http://newwavemusicpodcast.comPlease help support our podcast:https://glow.fm/dontyouforgetaboutme-thenewwavemusicpodcast

Barret sits down with Clark Datchler and finds out exactly who Johnny is and why he hates Jazz. The discussion covers everything from the competitive musical landscape of the ‘80s, to climate change, environmental issues and many other philosophical topics. Keep up to date with Clark Datchler: Facebook – Clark Datchler official Twitter - @ClarkDatchler Instagram – clarkdatchlerjhj Website – clarkdatchler.com YouTube – https://www.youtube.com/c/ClarkDatchlerOfficial Livestream – Journey songs Every other Sunday 17 00 UK time on YouTube, Facebook and Twitter Journey songs vol 1 - https://www.musicglue.com/clarkdatchler

Clark Datchler is best known as singer/songwriter in the successful 1980s band Johnny Hates Jazz. His most famous songs with the band include the international hits 'Shattered Dreams', ‘I Don't Want To Be A Hero', ‘Turn Back The Clock' and ‘Heart Of Gold'. ‘Shattered Dreams' reached #2 in the US and Japan, and went top 5 throughout the rest of the World. It has now been played 3.7 million times on US radio alone. The album ‘Turn Back The Clock' entered the UK charts at #1 and went triple platinum. To this day, it is regarded as one of the seminal albums of the decade.

Johnny Hates Jazz with Clark Datchler in conversation with David Eastaugh  In April 1986, Datchler, Nocito and Hayes released the first Johnny Hates Jazz single, "Me and My Foolish Heart", on RAK Records.[9] It was not a commercial success, but gained substantial airplay and was Sounds magazine's record of the week.[citation needed] Datchler began writing new songs which included "Shattered Dreams". JHJ then performed a showcase at Ronnie Scott's Jazz Club, and were subsequently signed to Virgin Records. "Shattered Dreams" was released in March 1987 and became a top 5 hit in the UK, throughout mainland Europe and Asia, and reached No. 2 in Japan. It was followed by three other worldwide hits, "I Don't Want to Be a Hero", "Turn Back the Clock" (featuring Kim Wilde on backing vocals) and "Heart of Gold". In 1988, "Shattered Dreams" reached No. 2 on the US Billboard Hot 100, No. 1 on the US Adult Contemporary chart, and climbed to No. 4 in Canada. That same year, their album Turn Back the Clock entered the UK Albums Chart at No. 1, selling four million copies.

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SAISON PRODUITE PAR STEREOLAB Bienvenue dans le reboot de Ma chanson préférée. Après Patrice Fornies, son créateur et Dimitri Régnier, c'est au tour d'Hervé Hauboldt d'animer ce podcast musical et participatif. Le principe est simple : un thème est soumis à une équipe de contributrices et contributeurs de talent, qui racontent l'histoire qui les attache à ces chansons qui ont touché leur cœur. Melting pot musical et choc des cultures assuré. Et pourtant, ces chansons ont le point commun d'être entrées dans leur vie, et peut-être finiront-elles par entrer dans la vôtre aussi, découvertes ou redécouvertes à la faveur de ces playlists que vous pourrez d'ailleurs retrouver sur Spotify au fil des épisodes. Pour cette saison 5 en forme de nouveau départ, on va se pencher sur une chanson pour bien commencer la journée. Des fois, ça ne tient qu'à ça. Vous savez, cette chanson fétiche qui vous met immanquablement de bonne humeur, celle qui donnera le ton de la journée et l'énergie d'abattre des montagnes...  Dans cet épisode, Dimitri retrouve son adolescence sur les notes de I don't want to be a hero, de Johnny hates jazz, Cindy raconte sa découverte de Jacques Higelin, et Jean-Patrick révèle le secret de sa bonne humeur matinale. Suivez les nombreuses activités de Dimitri ici : https://dimitriregnier.net/ Ecoutez Cindy et Les cascadeuses, ici : https://taplink.cc/lescascadeuses_podcast Et retrouvez la crème des podcasts, grâce à Jean-Patrick, sur Podmust : https://podmust.com/fr/ Illustration d'épisode : © Jon Tyson - Unsplash I don't want to be a hero – Johnny Hates Jazz (écrit et composé par Clark Datchler) © 1988 Virgin Records Tête en l'air – Jacques Higelin (écrit et composé par Jacques Higelin) Aken Editions SARL Anecdote – Ambulance (écrit et composé par Marcus Congleton) © 2004 The Orchard Production : Stereolab – Couverture : Hervé Hauboldt – Générique : Julie Nolet Retrouvez l'actualité de Ma chanson préférée sur Instagram, Twitter et Facebook et merci de votre soutien sur votre plateforme d'écoute préférée (un abonnement, 5 étoiles, des petits cœurs, un commentaire sympa) ainsi que sur Podmust.com

Johnny Hates Jazz experienced huge success in the 80s with massive hits like Shattered Dreams and Turn Back the Clock. After 20 years without speaking to one another, members Clark Datchler and Mike Nocito reunited in 2009, and in 2020 have returned stronger than ever with brand new album, Wide Awake. Clark reflects on what makes a ‘great song’, and why music has to not only be relevant to its time, but the future as well.

On this episode we welcome a guest songwriter who wrote and sang a massive worldwide HIT that lit up the eighties pop charts and is still being played to this day. Tim and Phil chat with Clark Datchler, writer and singer of the eighties standard ‘Shattered Dreams' - shattering the charts from the UK to USA. We talk about the clever musical modulations and the twists and turns it took to produce this breakthrough hit for his band Johnny Hates Jazz We also gas about his part in the success of Hollywood director David Fincher(!) and how he almost wrote with Take That. Due to the current crisis we've been lucky enough to record this episode remotely in lockdown with Clark speaking from Surrey, Tim in north London and Phil in Suffolk. anchor.fm/songstripper facebook.com/songstrippr twitter.com/songstripper instagram.com/songstripper

Even wat anders! Met Simone's Songlines mee op reis naar de mooiste landen, de fijnste boeken en de lekkerste muziek! Te gast in de Songlines Podcast is actrice Carine Crutzen (o.a. Oud Geld, Pleidooi, De Brug). In september verscheen haar debuut 'Uit het Zuiden'. Een boek vol herinneringen aan het nest waar ze vandaan komt. Ze vertelt aan producer Chantal Schouten waarom dit boek er móest komen, hoe ze opkrabbelde uit een depressie en over haar reis naar Nieuw Zeeland waar ze wel een hele bijzondere ontmoeting had… Ondertussen heeft Simone Walraven haar ex, Clark Datchler van Johnny Hates Jazz, aan de telefoon met een harts boodschap voor de luisteraars van Radio 2!

Even wat anders! Met Simone’s Songlines mee op reis naar de mooiste landen, de fijnste boeken en de lekkerste muziek! Te gast in de Songlines Podcast is actrice Carine Crutzen (o.a. Oud Geld, Pleidooi, De Brug). In september verscheen haar debuut 'Uit het Zuiden'. Een boek vol herinneringen aan het nest waar ze vandaan komt. Ze vertelt aan producer Chantal Schouten waarom dit boek er móest komen, hoe ze opkrabbelde uit een depressie en over haar reis naar Nieuw Zeeland waar ze wel een hele bijzondere ontmoeting had… Ondertussen heeft Simone Walraven haar ex, Clark Datchler van Johnny Hates Jazz, aan de telefoon met een harts boodschap voor de luisteraars van Radio 2!

Our first interview episode of Season 4 is a great one! Clark Datchler comes in hot with his opinions on subgenres, the streaming era, and modern pop music, and picks out a few artists he believes are doing pop well in 2019. Not to mention this song is a total earworm that will be in your head for the next week at least. Enjoy "Shattered Dreams!" - No really. Johnny HATES jazz. - Sophisti-pop? Bull%$#@!!   - Walnut Whips - Wait…Johnny TOLERATES jazz?    As always, leave us a review to help the show get in front of more folks, and connect with us for Shenanigans, merch, and more. greatsongpodcast.com Twitter: @GreatSongPod Facebook.com/groups/greatsongpod --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/greatsongpod/support

Special guest Phil Thornalley who recorded the recently released Todd-centric album Astral Drive! Phil Thornalley has spent much of his career behind the scenes, writing songs and producing albums for other artists. His biggest commercial triumph, co-writing and producing the single "Torn" for Natalie Imbruglia, wasn't even sung by him. However, Thornalley does have experience underneath the spotlight. In 1983, Thornalley became the bass player for gothic rock pioneers the Cure after Simon Gallup left. Thornalley had previously co-produced the Cure's 1982 LP ography. Thornalley toured with the Cure while the band promoted The Top album, but his stay was short-lived, lasting only until the group's performance at the Beacon Theatre in New York on November 17, 1984. Gallup had returned to the Cure, causing Thornalley to leave. In 1987, Thornalley worked as an engineer for Johnny Hates Jazz's debut LP Turn Back the Clock; he also wrote the track "Listen." When vocalist Clark Datchler departed from Johnny Hates Jazz in 1988, Thornalley became the band's new lead singer. Thornalley also recorded a solo effort that year, Swamp. In 1991, Johnny Hates Jazz released Tall Stories with Thornalley on vocals. Despite having no dramatic shifts in style from Turn Back the Clock, the LP failed to sell. In 1995, Thornalley co-wrote the track "Torn" on Ednaswap's self-titled debut. Three years later, Thornalley produced Imbruglia's cover of "Torn," a worldwide smash.

I catch up with Clark Datchler, the lead singer of Johnny Hates Jazz, who tells me how the band came up with their name, why he left the band at its height of their success and what he did during his time away from the band. Clark rejoined the band, released a new album a few years ago and is touring.

Johnny Hates Jazz was about to get big. Real big. In 1987 their seminal hit "Shattered Dreams" just hit #2 in the US (other singles did well in the UK and other parts of the world), they had a memorable band name, sleek videos, and the future looked bright. But, suddenly front man Clark Datchler decided he needed to leave the band and venture out on his own. In this engrossing conversation, Clark details what lead him to make that decision and how it impacted his bandmates. Basically, along with global success came an awakening to the sad, dark side of life on this planet as a member of the human race. It stirred within him a desire to fix what he could and inspire others to do the same. It's motivated him personally and creatively ever since and is at the core of who he is. So, get ready to go deep with a fascinating gentleman!   http://johnnyhatesjazz.com/

Get Ready to ROCK!'s David Randall chats to Clark Datchler about Johnny Hates Jazz

Get Ready to ROCK!'s David Randall chats to Clark Datchler about Johnny Hates Jazz

Recorded at Molineux Monday 29th February 2016 This week Lisa Maxwell tells us about being Judy Garland in End of the Rainbow that is at The Wolverhampton Grand Theatre in April, we hear from Codsall Dramatic Society about their part in the Codsall Arts Festival, Beryl Wilkes talks about her autobiography 'Nothing to Hyde' about growing up in Coseley, Clark Datchler from Johnny Hates Jazz is on the phone to let us know about their gig at The Robin on the 6th of March and we find out about a new football team that is currently recruiting in the Black Country. As well as all that we have music from Mumbo Jumbo and Sonia Leigh.