Don't Tell Me Lies

Today's band which has been featured in The Excellent 80's twice before had three hits off their debut album "All That Jazz," then released a less successful follow-up album and then disbanded. Their star was bright but fleeting. I never saw them coming, and I never saw them go, and I don't feel like I missed out on anything. Here is Breathe with "Don't Tell Me Lies"...
Lyrics | Breathe lyrics - Don't Tell Me Lies lyrics "Don't Tell Me Lies" Single by Breathe from the album All That Jazz B-side "Monday Morning Blues" Released 1986, 1989 (re-issue) Recorded 1985 Genre Pop rock, sophisti-pop, New Wave Length 3:42 Label A&M Writer(s) David Glasper, Marcus Lillington Producer Bob Sargeant U.S. Billboard Hot 100 peak: #10

Give Me Time To Care

Anybody for a game of stickball? How about some dancing in the rain? This video had me captivated back in 1988. Just kidding. It's a ballad from the English group Breathe from their "All That Jazz" album. Here is "How Can I Fall?"
Lyrics | Breathe lyrics - How Can I Fall lyrics "How Can I Fall?" Single by Breathe from the album All That Jazz B-side "All This I Should Have Known" Released 1988 Recorded 1987 Genre Pop rock, soft AC Length 4:44 Label A&M Writer(s) David Glasper, Marcus Lillington Producer Bob Sargeant U.S. Billboard Hot 100 peak: #3

As I Watch You Move

Today just feels like one of those days where you, the viewer, need a sappy, boring love song, by a sappy, boring English group who filmed a sappy, boring video. Oh, did I mention this song and video are sappy and boring? But, it's like I've said many a time here before, this is a non-discriminating blog! It's the first appearance by the English pop group known as Breathe and one of their three top 10 U.S. hits from 1987-88. Here they are with "Hands to Heaven"...
Lyrics | Breathe lyrics - Hands To Heaven lyrics "Hands to Heaven" Single by Breathe from the album All That Jazz B-side "Life and Times" Released 1987 Recorded 1987 Genre Pop, Adult contemporary, Smooth jazz Length 4:20 Label A&M Writer(s) David Glasper, Marcus Lillington Producer Bob Sargeant U.S. Billboard Hot 100 peak: #2