MTV Programming Week of 1984-07-03

The girls dance and cavort about, engaging in some hi-jinks with New York's finest as they toss banana peels from a Mack truck onto a pursuing patrol car.

Video promo for "If This Is It" by Huey Lewis and the News from the album Sports.

Official music video for "Heaven" by The Psychedelic Furs.

Quiet Riot performs in the music video "Mama Weer All Crazee Now" from the album "Condition Critical" recorded for Pasha Records. The music video opens in an emergency room where a masked man is getting treatment. After a fall, the patient ends in the critical condition ward were a crowd watch the band performing on a concert stage.

Music video of Spandau Ballet performing "Only When You Leave".

Billy Squier performs in the music video "Rock Me Tonite" from his album "Signs of Life" recorded for Capitol Records. Squier awakens on a bed with pastel-colored satin sheets. He sings and dances as he gets dressed ultimately putting on a pink tank top before grabbing a pink guitar to join his band to play the song.

The official music video to accompany Berlin's hit "No More Words", takes its visual cues from Arthur Penn's film "Bonnie and Clyde (1967)"

The music video for the song "She Don't Know Me" by the American rock band Bon Jovi from the 1984 self-titled debut album.

The music video for "Magic" by The Cars.

Chicago performs in the music video "Stay the Night" from the album "Chicago 17" recorded for Full Moon Records and Warner Brothers Records. The video begins at a gas station where a mechanic attempts to come onto a woman and is slapped. The mechanic attempts to pursue the woman but is repeatedly rejected in several stunt sequences.

Sing High on Emotion in the Style of Chris de Burgh. Stingray Karaoke Pop, 1984, English, Key Dm.

Def Leppard performs in the music video "Me and My Wine" from the album "High 'n' Dry" recorded for Polygram and Mercury Records. The music video begins with a slow pan into a house where Joe Elliott struggles to sleep in bed. He awakens and sings as he travels around the house and sees the band.

Video promo for Duran Duran: The Reflex.

The Go-Go's perform in the music video for the song "Head Over Heels" from their album "Talk Show" recorded for I.R.S. Records. Belinda Carlisle sings and dances while the band plays on a white sound-stage illuminated by multi-colored lights.

Eddy Grant performs in the music video "Romancing the Stone" from the album "Going for Broke" recorded for Portrait Records. The music video features Eddy Grant singing as he walks through a lush green meadow near a jungle. Clips from the film Romancing the Stone (1984) feature throughout.

Billy Idol performs in the music video "Eyes Without a Face" from the album "Rebel Yell" recorded for Chrysalis Records. The music video begins with a closeup of Idol's sneering face as he sings. The video also features women dancing as they sing backup and a guitar solo by Steve Stevens.