Interesting how later he confessed how much he hated the PWL "bubble-gum" pop music and always wanted to be a rock star, when rock is what actually killed his successful music career after he left PWL. He should have stayed with them for at least 2 more albums just like what Kylie did, IMHO...
Very true. Especially ironic how he left PWL to be more “rockier” and ended up releasing “Any Dream Will Do”, the theme from “Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat”! The furthest away from any kind of edgier rock sound than anyone could imagine. Although it was a massive hit for him, achieving his fourth UK number 1 single, his move to musical theatre was ultimately what killed any music career he had. Be it rock or pop for that matter.
These clips are the segments from in between the four videos from Jason’s first album, “Ten Good Reasons”. The compilation was simply called “Jason- The Videos”. Apart from him appearing in a split second clip from the ‘Radio One Road Show’ in summer 1989, Phillip Schofield played no part in this particular video. You are thinking about the video that accompanied Jason’s Greatest Hits in 1991, where Phil indeed presented the links in between the videos and gave a brief tour of PWL Studios.
His speaking voice is very nice to listen to.
Love this and I love his smile.😊
Me too!!!😊
Uauuuu 😍😍😍😍 Como era lindo!!! ❤
Interesting how later he confessed how much he hated the PWL "bubble-gum" pop music and always wanted to be a rock star, when rock is what actually killed his successful music career after he left PWL. He should have stayed with them for at least 2 more albums just like what Kylie did, IMHO...
Very true. Especially ironic how he left PWL to be more “rockier” and ended up releasing “Any Dream Will Do”, the theme from “Joseph And The Amazing Technicolor Dream Coat”! The furthest away from any kind of edgier rock sound than anyone could imagine. Although it was a massive hit for him, achieving his fourth UK number 1 single, his move to musical theatre was ultimately what killed any music career he had. Be it rock or pop for that matter.
Jason’s Donervan
This was made by the Disgraced journalist Philip Schofield, remember having it on a (PWL) video
Must admit it was a secret JD fan
These clips are the segments from in between the four videos from Jason’s first album, “Ten Good Reasons”. The compilation was simply called “Jason- The Videos”. Apart from him appearing in a split second clip from the ‘Radio One Road Show’ in summer 1989, Phillip Schofield played no part in this particular video. You are thinking about the video that accompanied Jason’s Greatest Hits in 1991, where Phil indeed presented the links in between the videos and gave a brief tour of PWL Studios.
@@wishkid79 I wouldn’t argue with you
You must have been a bigger fan than me lol😂