80s music question, 10 points for first correct answer?

Question

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cX-8MHKuQ5I
Johnny hates jazz, shattered dreams,
Calvin Hayes was the keyboardist in the band, who was his famous record producer father?

you are all too quick!

Answer 1

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mickie_Most

Answer 2

Mickie Most

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Micky Most had 11 consecutive number 1 hits in South Africa as a singer before moving to England, failing as a perfomer and becoming a producer. Fact.

For the one who gave me thumbs down, here it is, just found proof.
Born Michael Hayes in Aldershot, Most moved with his family to North London and, as a teenager, became entranced by the burgeoning British rock & roll scene. He became friends with Terry Dene and Wee Willie Harris and formed a band, the Most Brothers, along with Alex Murray (who later produced the Moody Blues). Yet, success eluded Most, and in 1959 he married a South African woman and emigrated there. While in South Africa Most had success as the frontman of a rock group who covered U.S. hits. Though this sort of arrangement would never make Most an international star, it did walk him through the process of recording, and he amassed 11 consecutive number ones on the South African charts.

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Flock of Seagulls - Space Age Love Song, I Ran Yaz - Don't Go Pet Shop Boys - West End Girls, It's a Sin, What Have I Done to Deserve This The Church - Under the Milky Way Tonight The Smiths - How Soon is Now REM - Stand, The End of the World Huey Lewis - The Power of Love (based on your Eddie Money) Brian Adams - It's Only Love, Heaven, Cuts Like a Knife Gary Numan - Cars Depeche Mode - All I Ever Wanted Soft Cell - Tainted Love Naked Eyes - Always Something There to Remind Me Culture Club - Do You Really Want to Hurt Me, Karma Chameleon Madonna - Vogue, Express Yourself, Like a Prayer Corey Hart - I wear my sunglasses at night Aha - Take on Me Frankie Goes to Hollywood - Relax, Two Tribes, Welcome to the Pleasure Dome Adam and the Ants - Stand and Deliver, Ant Music, Goody Two Shoes Bananarama - Venus, It's not what you do it's the way that you do it, He was really saying something Bow wow wow - I Want Candy, Do You Wanna Hold Me, Baby Oh No Genesis - Abacab Crowded House - Don't Dream its Over, something so strong Split Enz - I got you Oingo Boingo - Just Another Day, Nothing Bad Ever Happens to Me, Sweat, Weird Science, Who do you want to be?, No One Lives Forever (love this) Missing Persons - Words, Walking in LA, Mental Hopscotch INXS - Original Sin, New Sensation, I need you tonight, Never tear us apart, Devil Inside Prince - 1999, Little Red Corvette, Purple Rain, Let's Go Crazy Tears for Fears - Head over Heels, Shout, Everyone wants to rule the world Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams, Missionary Man, Would I Lie to You?, Here Comes the Rain Again Level 42 - Something about you Icicle Works - Whisper to a Scream Shakespeare's Sister - Stay Sinead O'Connor - Troy, Mandinka, etc. When in Rome - The Promise Simple Minds - Alive and Kicking Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark (OMD) - If you leave, Pretty in Pink Real Life - Send me an angel Dead or Alive - You spin me around If you like Eddie Money, some of his other stuff that's good was Shakin' (my fav) and Two Tickets to Paradise. You may like John Cougar (Mellancamp) from this era: Jack and Dianne, Hurts so Good, Everyone Needs a Hand to Hold on To, etc. Also might like J. Geils Band (Freeze Frame, Centerfold, Love Stinks, Come Back, etc).

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looks like Mickie Most wins heehee*