Howard Jones' record company Elektra made the right call in the USA when they released this song as a single. 'Will you still be t...

The recent release of a super deluxe edition of Howard Jones' debut album 'Human's Lib' included a rare track. It made me ...

This single is an interesting one: a limited edition featuring a second disc, containing an interview with Howard Jones conducted by Paul ...

After Howard Jones'contract with Warner Bros. ended, I lost track of him for a couple of years. I was quite surprised when I found out...

I was pretty surprised when I found this single. I thought it was a very obscure item, released possibly before Howard Jones' debut sing...

In 1993, Howard Jones fulfilled his contract with Warner Bros. with a compilation album spanning his ten year career. It included all of his...

'Two souls' was released in 1992 as the second single from Howard Jones' fifth album 'In the running'. By this time, it ...

The fifth studio album by Howard Jones, 'In the running', was his least successful one in commercial terms. The album failed to char...

There's a preacher in every popstar, and to prove this, Howard Jones recorded 'Don't be part of it' in 1991. ' As long a...

The music video for Howard Jones' 'The prisoner' was notably innovative at the time, mixing multiple photo and video editing tri...

Sometimes even Wikipedia is intriguing. In the description for 'Everlasting love' by Howard Jones it says: 'The video had mummie...

Although Howard Jones's current album 'Ordinary heroes' is full of ballads, none of them can come close to this epic ballad, ...

This limited edition double single is a bit of a weird one, as the second disc only has one side. And so this whole double single edition is...

On his third album 'One to one', Howard Jones made a more or less deliberate move towards a more 'American' sound. The resul...

'No one is to blame' was a track on Howard Jones' second studio album 'Dream into action'. It was originally recorded as...

'Life in one day' was released as the third single from Howard Jones' 1985 album 'Dream into action'. The lyric warned a...

Howard Jones wrote the song 'Look mama' from the standpoint of a child pleading with its over-protective mother to be allowed greate...

After the success of his debut album, Howard Jones quickly followed it up with a remix album, 'The 12" album'. The album featur...

'Pearl in the shell' was the fourth and final single from Howard Jones' debut album 'Human's lib'. The track feature...

The 10" single of 'Hide & seek' already featured on this blog earlier, but obviously I've got the 7" single as we...