12", cat. no Maz112 7", cat. no Maz1
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Music, etc
Discography - Of Sorts
This has been the most difficult bit on the entire site. I've had real trouble finding out what I've got so far and that really isn't much. However I've made the best use I can of the information I have and if anybody can do it better, please feel free. Also I'd like to be able to complete this chart as best I can so if you've got something I haven't got listed, please let me know what it is, and the catalogue number (and anything else would be helpful, eg release date, label etc). Well anyway … I've done what I can. Many thanks to Frank S for info on special editions and things …
Singles
Calling Your Name / Move Together
Released: 5/11/83
UK Label: Love (though oddly enough my 7" has a Mercury label …)
Format:
12", cat. no Maz112 7", cat. no Maz1
Highest UK Chart Position: 4
Calling Your Name (midnight party mix) / Move Together
Released:
UK Label:
Format:
12", cat. no Maz111 Limited 7" with a silver cover, cat. no
Maz11
Cry And Be Free
(b/w Running and on other versions Cry & Be Free (Gospel) and Cry & Be Free (Streisand Style))
Released: 11/2/84
UK Label: Love
Format:
12", cat. no Maz212 7", cat. no Maz2
Picture
disc, cat. no MazP2
Highest UK Chart Position:
You Don't Love Me / Raining Again
Released:
UK Label: Love
Format:
12", cat no Maz313 7", cat. no Maz3
Highest UK Chart Position:
The Album
Despite Straight Lines
Released: June 1985
UK Label: Mercury
Format:
LP, cat. no MERH69 Cassette, cat. no MERHC69
Highest UK Chart Position:
Track List -
Calling Your Name
Surrender To Your Love
Pray For That Sunshine
Third Eye
Baby U Left Me
You Don't Love Me
Give It Up
Wear It Out
Videography
This section is in an even worse state, which is why I need help from you folks. I need to know which singles had videos shot for them, and who directed those videos. If you can help, please send me Email
Notable Appearances In Other Projects…
Short cameo appearance in The
Eurythmics' video for Who's That Girl? - mostly
employed to lean on Dave Stewart's shoulder and look
generally stunning. Sang (rather
good) microscopic vocals on the Band Aid Do They Know
It's Christmas obscenity, and appeared in the
dreadful Group-Hug-Style video in an umissable banana
yellow jogging suit … yes, well, we all have our
funny days, don't we? Incidentally, here's a fun game
to play at Xmas. Gather your family round the TV and wait
for the video to get one of its 4000 showings on VH-1.
Then amuse your nearest and dearest by pointing at the
screen with a stick every time you see even a tiny bit of
Marilyn, and saying, "Look, there he is … Awwww
…doesn't he look smashing?". I guarantee, you
will never find a quicker way of getting rid of
relatives.
Took part in Jim'll Fix It seemingly
without shame - many cheesy grins and the like were in
evidence. The TV show and the Smash Hits tie in were just
filled with images of our little blossom looking in
desperate need of rescue. See here …
