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LIBERATION

MORE PROTEIN 1995 PROT105: 1.Liberation - Shut Up & Suck mix 7:32 / 2.Liberation - Pussy Dread Dub 6:28 /3.Liberation - Shut up On The Radio mix 4:28

FREAKS

1995 MORE PROTEIN PROT109 : 1. Freaks - The Rio Rocka Mixes: Rio Rocka Club Mix 6:19 / 2.Freaks - The Rio Rocka Mixes: Rio Rocka Radio Mix 3:28 /3.Freaks - The Marhsall Stax Mixes: Emergency On Planet Dyke Dub 5:34 / 4.Freaks - The Marhsall Stax Mixes: Lipstick Dyke Dub 5:43.

Liberation: The CD Comeback Mixes

1996 MORE PROTEIN PROT105 :1.Liberation (Come Out On The Radio Mix) (3:34) / 2.Liberation (Out For The Count) (6:30) / 3.Liberation (Punch Drunk In Dub) (6:58) /4.
Liberation (Title Contender Mix) (6:10)/ 5.Liberation (Pussy Dread Knockout) (6:24)

Liberation EP

1996 MORE PROTEIN PROT105 : 1.Freaks (Rio Rocka Radio) (3:30) /2.Freaks (Eurothrash Radio) (3:18) / 3.Freaks (Emergency On Planet Dyke Dub) (5:34) /4.Freaks (Rio Rocka Dub) (6:24) /5. Liberation (Come Out On The Radio Mix) (3:35) /6.Liberation (Pussy Dread Dub) (6:29) /7.Liberation (Shut Up On The Radio Mix) (4:28) /8.Liberation (Out For The Count Remix) (6:32) /9.Liberation (Punch Drunk In Dub Remix) (6:59)

LIBERATION

1995 MORE PROTEIN / OVERDANCE FRENCH : A1.Liberation (Shut Up And Suck Mix) (7:32) / B1.Liberation (Pussy Dread Dub) (6:28) /B2.

ZEE

DREAMTIME

1995 MORE PROTEIN PROT107 : A1. Dreamtime (Vox) / A2. Dreamtime (Dub)

1995 MORE PROTEIN / PERFECTO PROT107 : A1.Dreamtime (Quivver Vocal Mix) / A2.Dreamtime (Vocal Dub) / B1.Dreamtime (Shaker's Full Vocal Remix)

1995 MORE PROTEIN / PERFECTO PROTCD107 1.Dreamtime (Radio Mix) (3:43) / 2.Dreamtime (Quivver Vocal Mix) (9:08) / 3.Dreamtime (Shaker's Full Vocal Remix) (9:48)

1995 MORE PROTEIN / PERFECTO PROT12"PROMO 1.Dreamtime (Quivver Vocal Mix)/2.Dreamtime (Shaker's Full Vocal Remix)/3.Dreamtime (Quivver Vocal Dub)/4.Dreamtime (Radio Mix)

FRENCH CD UNIVERSAL/OVERDANCE : 3 TRACKS, QUIVVER VOCAL+DUB+SHAKER REMIX

SAY MY NAME

1997 MORE PROTEIN / PERFECTO PROT107 : A1.Say My Name (Eddy Fingers Early Hours Dub) (7:11) / A2.Say My Name (Hindsight's 'Afterlife' Remix) (7:49)/B1.Say My Name (Evolution's Turbo Diesel Remix) (11:12).

1997 MORE PROTEIN / PERFECTO PROT12"X2-107 : A1.Say My Name (Eddy Fingers Midnight Epic Mix)/A2.Say My Name (Radio Edit) /B1.Say My Name (Hindsights 'Afterlife' Remix) / C1.Say My Name (Eddy Fingers Early Hours Dub) / D1.Say My Name (Evolution's Turbo Diesel Remix).

ZEE ASHA 

ZEE ASHA was born in Hammersmith, England on April 1st; she is very proud of her Blackfoot native American heritage. It's no wonder then that she has a particular passion for collecting turquoise and silver jewelry! She also enjoys astrology and Motown. Barbra Streisand is one of Zee's favorite singers.

At an early age she attended the Barbara Speake Stage School, a drama school owned and operated by the mother of Phil Collins. This would in time lead her to bit parts in UK TV shows such as "Absolutely Fabulous" and "Bad Girls", to singing on many advertisements and commercials, her own solo recordings and songwriting for other artists.

In 1984 Zee first sang in a duet with Meatloaf on the tune "Jumpin' The Gun" from the LP "Bad Attitude". She was also a background singer with Kaja (formerly Kajagoogoo) on their 1985 LP "Crazy Peoples Right To Speak". "Move Closer", released in 1991, was Zee's first solo single.

Her continuing artistic partnership and grateful friendship with Boy George however is of no surprise to her fans! Her stellar vocal work landed her a position as a backup singer in George's "Jesus Loves You" band (being referred by friend John Themis), in 1991 adding her vocals to "You Can't Always Get What You Want", and then on to many of Boy George's solo projects and recordings.

She was a major vocalist on his "Satan's Butterfly Ball" solo world tour in 1995, wowing the audiences with her superb cover version of the Shirley Bassey hit "I Who Have Nothing."

Zee has now gone on to record backing vocals with the re-united Culture Club on the "VH1/Greatest Moments" and "Don't Mind If I Do" albums and continues to tour with them.

She also toured France as a backing singer with the group Archives in 1999. A bootleg of a radio broadcast show does exist.

Earlier in 1998 her vocals were added to the song "Betrayal", (formerly "You Lied") penned by Boy George for the Kinky Roland album "B-12". With several solo singles recorded, Zee has had to date four top ten electrifying dance club solo singles hits. Her first top ten hit "Dreamtime" also had a brilliant companion video shot entirely in the home of Boy George.

She has written music for several other artists, as well as herself. In addition to songs written for Mary Kiani ("I Imagine" & "When I Call Your Name"), Zee has also written "Just When I Thought" for British singer Louise and Polish model-turned-singer Edyta Gorniak has recorded "Miles and Miles Away", going platinum with that tune in her native country.

More recently Zee was a top-three finalist in the Song For Europe competition, a very important slot to be in, for her song "Never In A Million Years." Sadly, due to competition rules and unbeknown to her, that song was disqualified due to its release on a compilation dance LP in Hungary a few years past, a fact that Zee's former management had never informed her of. Needless to say it was a huge disappointment for her as well as fans because this dynamic song had full potential to take her career to a new dimension and level.

Zee is currently appearing as Mama Morton, in 'Chicago' at the Cambridge Theatre, WC2, from 25 February, 2008 and sings with BOY GEORGE on the debut "songs that made you cry and dance" 2008 BOY GEORGE'S TOUR.

Not one to ever sit idle, Zee is full of upcoming projects.You WILL be hearing from the Diva "that can hold her own anywhere" a lot more in the near future!  Taken from http://www.zeeasha.net

MC KINKY

GET OVER IT

1991 MORE PROTEIN PROT09 : A. Get Over It (Park Your Car In My Bra Mix) / B. Get Over It (Mellow Yellow Mix)

GET OVER IT REMIX

1991 MORE PROTEIN PROT09 A. Get Over It (The Subtle Bodies Of Kinky Mix) / AA.Get Over It (The High Priestess Of The Scented Wok Mix)

INNA WE KINDGOM

1991 MORE PROTEIN 16 :  A. Inna We Kingdom (Marg-E-Nally Majestic Mix) / B. Inna We Kingdom (Bleaching It (Slip On Shoes) Mix)

INNA WE KINGDOM REMIX

1991 MORE PROTEIN PROT16 : A.Inna We Kingdom (Marg-E-Nally Majestic Mix) / B1.Inna We Kingdom (Shut The Honky Up Mix) /B2.Inna We Kingdom (Bleaching It Mix)

INNA WE KINDGOM ANDROGENY REMIX

1991 MORE PROTEIN MCK001 : A1. Inna We Kingdom (Liz Taylor On One Mix) / A2.Inna We Kingdom (Roll the dice rave mix) /B1.Inna We Kingdom (Techno Tranny Dub) / B2. Inna We Kingdom (Liz Taylor Bound And Gagged Mix) / B3. Inna We Kingdom (The High Intensity Aerobic Workout Mix)

WON LOVE

1992 MORE PROTEIN ONLY 12" PROMO A1. Won Love (Remix) / A2. Won Love (Original Instrumental Mix)

EVE GALLAGHER

Eve Gallagher is an English singer associated with the house music scene. Gallagher first came to prominence in 1990 with the release of her debut single "Love come down". Released on Boy George's More Protein label, it was a transatlantic club success featuring mixes from David Morales

Her second single arrived in the shape of "Love is a master of disguise", produced and mixed by DMC's Steve Anderson, of Brothers In Rhythm notoriety. A third release, "Heaven has to wait" ensued in early 1992, to be followed by the hypnotic "Change your mind". A remix of the latter track by Hooj Choons in house remix team Diss-Cuss proved to be an underground sleeper hit whose popularity failed to wane for some time. In 1995 Love come down was released in the U.S. featuring new mixes from Evolution to complement the original David Morales version. The track was subsequently re-issued in the UK on Cleveland City, featuring additional mixes by Cow & Gate and T-Empo.

Arguably Eve Gallagher's biggest club and chart success arrived in late 1995 with the seminal house and hardbag anthem You can have it all. Two distinct versions were featured on the release, both of which took off. The Rhyme Time mix was aimed squarely at the housier end of the spectrum, with the Germanic trance cum hardbag variation by Ramp doing damage elsewhere.

Following the success of "Love come down 95" and "You can have it all", Eve's debut album Woman can have it was released in the UK and the US in 1996. Produced by Boy George, Amos Pizzey and Evolution, Woman can have it featured variations of older singles such as "Heaven has to wait" and "Change your mind" as well as newer material. Eve Gallagher's last Cleveland City release was "Last night", a downtempo affair culled from her album which, despite featuring a new version of Love is a master of disguise, failed to chart. In July 1996 "Heartbreak" was released by Mrs Wood featuring Eve Gallagher at the helm. The track was playlisted by Radio 1. In 2002 she also co-wrote and leant her vocals to "Take it or leave it" by DJ Antoine.

2007 and she is working with her band called The Missing Link and is recording a new album in Münich. EVE will be back very soon in 2008 with new songs...

Albums

       Woman can have it (Cleveland City UK/Radikal US)

Singles