Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 80's with The Edge of Heaven
The Edge of Heaven given an equal billing and reached a lowly position in the UK Top 40 as a result. In the United States, "The Edge of Heaven" was backed with a live version of "Blue" from Wham!'s tour of China. "Where Did Your Heart Go?" was released separately as the follow-up and the fourth and last single from "Music from the Edge of Heaven" (the shortened American version of "The Final"), and charted at #50 (backed with "Wham! Rap '86"). The official music video for the song was directed by Andy Morahan and filmed in stage 1, Twickenham Film Studios in June
No. 1 in Heaven personality". The Mael Brothers found themselves at a 'what do we do now?' moment. By 1978 they had tired of the rock band format and determined to take their music in a more electronic direction. In 1978 Sparks teamed up with pioneering Italian producer Giorgio Moroder to record "No. 1 in Heaven" at Musicland Studios, West Germany. They had expressed admiration for Giorgio Moroder, creator of the iconic disco anthem "I Feel Love" performed by Donna Summer, to a German journalist who turned out to be a friend of his. "No. 1 in Heaven" had a dramatically different sound to