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Too Many Broken Hearts

Jason Donovan · 1989

28 min · 5 tracks · pop music

Uplifting pop melodies blend with danceable rhythms, showcasing a vibrant sound that defined late '80s chart music.

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Top tracks — play these first

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    Too Many Broken Hearts (Urban Mix) Start here — This extended version adds layers of rhythmic complexity and showcases Donovan’s vocal range, making it a staple in dance clubs at the time.
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    Too Many Broken Hearts (Techno Mix) — By incorporating techno elements, this mix reflects the evolving music landscape of the late '80s while highlighting Donovan's adaptability to new trends.
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    Too Many Broken Hearts (Edit) — The radio edit distills the essence of the track into a concise format, making it accessible for mainstream audiences and radio play.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • upbeat tracks for dance parties
  • catchy choruses for sing-alongs
  • gradual build to energetic climax
  • vibrant sound for nostalgic moments

Maybe skip if you

  • prefer slow, reflective music
  • dislike repetitive song structures

Where this album fits

In the catalog
Breakthrough — Established Donovan's reputation with a number one hit, solidifying his pop idol status.
Career context
In 1989, Jason Donovan released 'Too Many Broken Hearts' as his second single, following the success of his debut hit 'Nothing Can Divide Us.' This period marked Donovan's ascent as a pop idol in Australia and the UK, capitalizing on his role in the television series 'Neighbours' to launch a successful music career. The album solidified his status during the peak of his popularity.
Stylistic neighbors
Kylie Minogue· Bros· Samantha Fox
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Tracklist

  • 1 Too Many Broken Hearts (Urban Mix) Start here 8:00
  • 2 Too Many Broken Hearts (Techno Mix) 5:10
  • 3 Too Many Broken Hearts (Edit) 3:26
  • 4 Too Many Broken Hearts (Party Hardy Mix) 6:25
  • 5 Too Many Broken Hearts (Extended Mix) 5:45

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