Johnny Hates Jazz

Johnny Hates Jazz, comprising Clark Datchler (songwriting, vocals, keyboards) and Mike Nocito (production, engineering, bass guitar), achieved prominence in the late 1980s with a string of hits, the most well-known being "Shattered Dreams". Released in March 1987, the song reached top 5 in the UK, mainland Europe, Asia, and secured the second position in Japan.

This was followed by global successes like the anti-war anthem "I Don't Want To Be A Hero," "Turn Back The Clock" (featuring Kim Wilde), "Heart Of Gold" and "Don't Say It's Love." In 1988, "Shattered Dreams" reached number 2 on the US Billboard chart and topped the US Adult Contemporary chart. That same year, the album "Turn Back The Clock" entered the UK charts at number 1, selling over four million copies and achieving triple-platinum status.