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Paul Heaton had a rare talent for wrapping sharp observations about relationships inside irresistible pop melodies. "Don't Marry Her," from Blue Is the Colour, became one of The Beautiful South's biggest hits, earning widespread attention for its memorable chorus and brilliantly crafted songwriting. This Top of the Pops performance... show more

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