Two fantastic vinyl albums by Alison Moyet, both are new and sealed, plus one (used) 12" record in VG+ condition. You will recieve the items pictured. At the age of 20, Moyet's mainstream pop career began in 1982 with the formation of the synthpop duo Yazoo with former Depeche Mode member Vince Clarke. In the United States, the band operated under the name Yaz, due to trademark issues with the Yazoo Records record label already operating in the region. Yazoo had several hits, including "Only You", "Don't Go", "Situation" and "Nobody's Diary", and recorded two albums, Upstairs at Eric's and You and Me Both. In 1983, Clarke decided to disband Yazoo. While Clarke went on to form The Assembly (another duo, this time with Eric Radcliffe) and then Erasure (a duo again, with Andy Bell), Moyet signed to CBS, and began her solo career. In 1984, Moyet released her debut solo album Alf (titled after her punk-era nickname). Alf was produced by the record producing and songwriting team of Jolley & Swain. The album was co-written by the duo and Moyet, with the exception of "Invisible", which was written for Moyet by Lamont Dozier. The record was a hit in Britain, reaching No. 1 in the UK Albums Chart. Alf spawned three international hit singles, "Love Resurrection" (UK No. 10), "Invisible" (UK No. 21) and "All Cried Out" (UK No. 8). In the US, "Invisible" was a Top 40 hit. In some European territories, a fourth single, "For You Only", was also released. In 1985, Moyet performed at Live Aid alongside Paul Young and later returned unscheduled to the stage (alongside Bob Geldof, David Bowie and Pete Townshend) to provide vocals on "Let It Be" when Paul McCartney's vocal microphone at his piano failed, leaving him unable to be heard for the first stanza of the song. (Twenty years later, he overdubbed his vocal for the Live Aid DVD release.) Moyet also released a single not featured on Alf, a cover of the standard "That Ole Devil Called Love", which climbed to No. 2 on the UK Singles Chart (it remains Moyet's highest-charting UK single). Moyet had another big UK hit the following year with "Is This Love?" (co-written by Eurythmics' Dave Stewart, under the pseudonym Jean Guiot), followed in 1987 by her second LP, Raindancing. Raindancing spawned further hit singles, including a cover of Floy Joy's "Weak in the Presence of Beauty" and "Ordinary Girl". In 1987, she scored another cover hit with "Love Letters", which peaked at UK No. 4. The video for the song featured comedy duo French & Saunders. 1. Alison Moyet ‎– Alf Label: BMG ‎– BMGCATLP79 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered, 180g Country: Europe Released: 2017 Tracklist A1 Love Resurrection A2 Honey For The Bees A3 For You Only A4 Invisible A5 Steal Me Blind B1 All Cried Out B2 Money Mile B3 Twisting The Knife B4 Where Hides Sleep 2. Alison Moyet ‎– Hoodoo Label: BMG ‎– BMGCATLP81, Modest! ‎– BMGCATLP81 Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue, Remastered Country: UK, Europe & US Released: 27 Oct 2017 Tracklist A1 Footsteps A2 It Won't Be Long A3 This House A4 Rise A5 Wishing You Were Here A6 (Meeting With My) Main Man B7 Hoodoo B8 Back Where I Belong B9 My Right A.R.M. B10 Never Too Late B11 Find Me 3. Alison Moyet ‎– That Ole Devil Called Love Label: CBS ‎– CBSA 12.6044, Format: Vinyl, 12", 45 RPM, Maxi-Single, Stereo Country: Europe Released: 1985 Tracklist A1 That Ole Devil Called Love 3:03 A2 That Ole Devil Called Love (Jazz Version) 3:03 B Don't Burn Down The Bridge (Extended Version) 6:37 Items will be shippd by registrated mail.