"Only Love" was the third single from the "Scatman's World" album. Whilst Europe got the "Song Of Scatland" single this was the Japanese release in its place. "Popstar" it was another track released as Cd promo in 95 by Gramaphone Records.
In October John prepared a new single called "Everybody Jam
" a song inspired from Jazz his love, and a tribute to his childhood idol Louis Armstrong, in interview John explains why was inspired by Luis :“Louis was the first and strongest influence on my musical existence. There have been many masters of music, of soul, but for me Louis is the father of them all.'
The story of the video was this : Scatman walking through a car park at night, when he glances up the spirit of Armstrong appears. The pair agree to duet and the action switches to a New Orleans Mardi Gras street party. Armstrong and Scatman ride along the road in an open top limo whilst a marching band precedes them and various children dressed as Scatman dance around. There's also shots of John by various New Orleans Landmarks. The video ends back in the car park as Armstrong disappears.
The single soon was followed in November by the album with the same title.
Thanks to Karine Sanche
is his next single, after "
" made in collaboration with Kaya Jones (Pussycat Dolls), "Runaway" is the fifth single from 
and was played Friday in Regi's radio show.
( NaaN) released a new single called "Go!" made in collaboration with Auxman, the tune will be official released on December 10.
" and was released in October. 
" album was created by Ingo Kays and Tony Catania, and majority of the lyrics were inspired by the obstacles and inspirations in Johns life. "Scatman (ski ba bop ba dop bop)" deals with the fact that John stuttered. Famously his main concern with recording was that people would discover he stuttered, his wife suggested he make it the focus of the song and declare to people that he was a person who stuttered. Time (Take Your Time) deals with Johns time at Alcoholics Annonymous, a theme which would be explored on tracks "Let It Go" & "Hey You". 
was the follow up single to "Scatman (Ski Ba Bop Ba Dop Bop)" entitled "Scatman's World". This was as successful as it's preceding single and maintained Johns status as a popstar. The track deals with his world view and philosophy based on a vision of a utopian society he calls "Scatman's World" in which we all co habit peacefully and help each other out. 