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Alison Moyet

Real Name:
Genevieve Alison Moyet
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Born Genevieve Alison Moyet on 18 June 1961 in Billericay, Essex. Grew up in Basildon Essex. She was nicknamed "Alf" from an early age and started her singing career with R&B groups The Screaming Abdabs and The Vicars before finding fame as half of Yazoo (Yaz in the USA).
Sites:
alisonmoyet.com, MySpace
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Yazoo
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Alf

◄ (18 versions) 		Columbia 1984

Raindancing

◄ (12 versions) 		CBS 1987

Hoodoo

◄ (7 versions) 		Columbia 1991

Essex

◄ (6 versions) 		Columbia, Columbia 1994

Hometime

◄ (5 versions) 		Sanctuary Records 2002

Voice

◄ (3 versions) 		Sanctuary Records 2004

The Turn

◄ (5 versions) 		W14 Music 2007

Singles & EPs

Love Resurrection

◄ (15 versions) 		CBS, CBS 1984

Invisible

◄ (14 versions) 		CBS 1984

All Cried Out

◄ (10 versions) 		CBS, CBS 1984

For You Only

(7", Promo) 		Columbia 1984

That Ole Devil Called Love

◄ (5 versions) 		CBS 1985

For You Only (New Version)

◄ (4 versions) 		CBS 1985

Is This Love?

◄ (12 versions) 		CBS 1986

Love Letters

◄ (8 versions) 		CBS 1987

Alison Moyet With David Freeman - Sleep Like Breathing ◄ (5 versions)

CBS 1987

Weak In The Presence Of Beauty

◄ (9 versions) 		CBS 1987

Ordinary Girl

◄ (5 versions) 		CBS 1987

Solid Gold

(CD, Mini, Maxi) 		CBS 1989

It Won't Be Long

◄ (8 versions) 		Columbia 1991

Wishing You Were Here

◄ (5 versions) 		Columbia, Columbia, Columbia 1991

This House

◄ (6 versions) 		Columbia 1991

Hoodoo

◄ (2 versions) 		Columbia, Columbia 1991

It Won't Be Long

(CD, Single, Mini) 		Columbia 1991

Back Where I Belong

(12", Promo) 		Columbia 1991
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Review by hometime May 30, 2003
Truly one of the UKs innovative female singers from the career start of Yazoo right up to the sultry sexy album that is Hometime.Alisons styles of singing are wonderous to say the least from the bluesy electro of Yazoo via the pop of the mid 80s then the angst that was Hoodoo onto the cheeky Essex and then our wait till the smouldering slightly ambience that is Hometime.Alison is probably at her best and it shows in her gigs right now,catch her if you can.

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