I Can Lose My Heart Tonight - 12" 1985
1. I Can Lose My Heart Tonight (Extended Club Remix) 5:52
2. I Can Lose My Heart Tonight (Instrumental) 3:52
'Cause You Are Young - 12" - 1986
1. 'Cause You Are Young (Maxi-Version) 4:57
2. One Night's Not Enough (Maxi-Version) 5:20
Strangers By Night - 12" - 1986
1. Strangers By Night (Extended Version) 5:43
2. Strangers By Night (Instrumental) 3:37
Heartbreak Hotel - 12" - 1986
1. Heartbreat Hotel (Room 69 Mix) 4:55
2. You Shot A Hole In My Soul 5:16
3. Heartbreat Hotel (Instrumental) 3:35
Heaven And Hell - 12" - 1986
1. Heaven And Hell 5:12
2. Hollywood Nights 2:56
3. Heaven And Hell (Instrumental) 3:37
Are You Man Enough - 12" - 1987
1. Are You Man Enough (Long Version - Muscle Mix) 6:04
2. V.I.P. (They're Callin' Me Tonight) 3:28
3. Are You Man Enough (Radio Version) 3:36
Soul Survivor - 12" - 1987
1. Soul Survivor (Long Version - Survivor Mix) 5:13
2. Midnight Gambler (Maxi Version) 5:15
3. Soul Survivor (Radio Version) 3:23
House Of Mystic Lights - 12" - 1988
1. House Of Mystic Lights (Long Version - Dance Mix) 4:10
2. House Of Mystic Lights (Radio Swing Mix) 3:05
3. House Of Mystic Lights (Instrumental) 2:57
Backseat Of Your Cadillac - 12" - 1988
1. Backseat Of Your Cadillac (Maxi Version) 5:20
2. Backseat Of Your Cadillac (Instrumental Mix) 3:15
3. House Of Mystic Lights (Long Version - Dance Mix) 4:08
4. Backseat Of Your Cadillac (Radio Version) 3:20
Nothing But A Heartache - 12" - 1989
1. Nothing But A Heartache (Maxi Version) 5:20
2. Little By Little 2:58
3. Heartbeat City (Maxi Mix) 4:56
4. Nothing But A Heartache (Radio Mix) 3:03
Sumer Kisses - 12" - 1989
1. Summer Kisses (Long Version) 6:10
2. If I Feel Love 3:42
3. Summer Kisses (Radio Version) 3:51
Baby I Need Your Love - 12" - 1989
1. Baby I Need Your Love (Long Version) 4:44
2. Night In Africa 4:09
3. Baby I Need Your Love (Radio Version) 3:03
Good Guys Only Win In Movies - 1989
1. Good Guys Only Win In Movies (Extended Version) 5:24
2. Are You Serious 3:07
3. Good Guys Only Win In Movies (Radio Version) 3:48
Megamix '98 - 1998
1. C.C.Catch Megamix 98 (Short Version) 5:24
2. C.C.Catch Megamix 98 (Long Version) 7:56
3. Soul Survivor (98 Rap Version) 3:09
I Can Lose My Heart Tonight '99 -1998
1. I Can Lose My Heart Tonight '99 (Rap Version) 3:11
2. I Can Lose My Heart Tonight '99 (New Vocal Version) 3:30
3. Soul Survivor '99 (New Vocal Version) 3:02
Biography: C.c.catch
* Born: July 31, 1963, Oss, Holland Period: `80s, `90s
Biography:
Born Caroline Catharina Müller in the Netherlands, she moved with her family to Germany in the late `70s. In 1980, she became a member of the girl quartet Optimal who issued two singles. During one of the band`s concerts in Hamburg, she was approached by songwriter/producer Dieter Bohlen who had just taken the continental charts by storm with his duo Modern Talking. She signed up with Bohlen who then changed her stage name to C.C. Catch, and the debut single of the newly christened singer -- "I Can Lose My Heart Tonight" -- was released in the summer of 1985.
Her collaboration with Bohlen lasted until 1989, resulted in four albums and 12 singles, and made C.C. Catch a queen of continental discos. However, the artist felt that she was largely perceived as a female version of Bohlen`s own band Modern Talking, and she wanted to diversify her repertoire by contributing her own material. After Bohlen denied her request, the singer decided not to renew the contract with her producer and Hansa Records. She subsequently won in court the right to use the name C.C. Catch and her first album without Bohlen -- tellingly titled Hear What I Say -- came out in the end of 1989. Produced in London by Andy Taylor, Dave Clayton and Joe Dworniak, it was markedly different in style from her previous releases and contained seven songs co-written by the artist herself. The album was only a moderate success, possibly because the public had a hard time accepting her drastic change of style. C.C. Catch`s former label Hansa might have also contributed to that situation, by simultaneously issuing a compilation of her Bohlen-produced hits. Subsequently C.C. Catch retired from the music business, became interested in meditation and married a yoga teacher in London. However, she agreed to collaborate on the 1998 collection of her greatest hits and reportedly began working on a new album.
