Posted October 3, 20213 yr Hello everyone!! In honor of the 20th Anniversary Edition release today I wanted to make this post that will consist of info regarding the lefotver material that has been leaked/released or is still locked in the vaults. Feel free to post any additional info or corrections you guys have :) Green: Leaked/Released Red: Unreleased One Touch 1. All Around The World (Written by Ron Tom & Pauline Henry, registered on APRA AMCOS & BMI) 2. Always Be The One (Written by Toby Baker & Ron Tom, registered on APRA AMCOS & BMI) 3. Boys Will Be Boys (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Siobhan Donaghy, Mutya Buena & John Themis) 4.Date (Also known as "Do You Want a Date With Me", written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Siobhan Donaghy, John Themis & Matt Rowe) 5.Girls Nite' Out (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Siobhan Donaghy, Cameron Mcvey & Jonathan Lipsey) 6.Heaven (Written by Dina Gregory, registered on APRA AMCOS, GEMA & BMI) 7.My Life (Written by Ron Tom & Don-E, registered on APRA AMCOS, GEMA & BMI) 8.New Generation (Also known as " New Generation (Children of The Future), written by Ron Tom & Don-E, registered on APRA AMCOS, GEMA & BMI) 9.No Doubt (written by Ron Tom & Don-E, registered on APRA AMCOS, GEMA & BMI) 10.Second Best (Written by Barry Offoh, registered on APRA AMCOS, GEMA & BMI) 11.Sometimes (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Siobhan Donaghy, Matt Rowe, Betty Boo, & John Themis, appeared on an early promo versions of the album) 12.Stop, Look, Listen (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Siobhan Donaghy & John Themis, registered on APRA AMCOS & GEMA) 13.The Other Side (Written by Felix Howard, Ron Aslan & Yasmin Cheema, registered on APRA AMCOS & BMI) 14.This Is What You Need (Written by Ron Tom & Don-E, Registered on APRA AMCOS) Angels With Dirty Faces 1.Don't Wake Up (Written by Miranda Cooper & Brian Higgins, mentioned by Miranda Cooper in a 2015 episode of the podcast "Sodajerker") 2.Great and Secret Show (Mentioned by a user on the Popjustice proboards in 2006, allegedly produced by Agent X and appeared on a reel consisting of his remixes and productions) 3.Snake Around My Heart (Written by Lucas Secon, Michael Power & Wayne Hector, Demo with Wayne Hector's vocals leaked on the internet) 4.The Game (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Rob Hyman & Gareth Young, registered on APRA AMCOS & GEMA) 5.The Only One (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Jonathan Lipsey & Felix Howard, registered on APRA AMCOS & GEMA) 6.The Word (Revealed on a 2002 press release for Angels With Dirty Faces as the original lead single before Freak Like Me was recorded, This might be mislabeled and could be the possible Heidi mix of All Around The World) Three 1.Again & Again (Written by Hammond & Simpson, registered on APRA AMCOS) 2.Bodyrockin' (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Matt Rowe & Stefan Skarbek, registered on multiple publishing databases) 3.First Love (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range & Guy Chambers, registered on multiple publishing databases) 4.Let's Go Crazy (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Avril Mackintosh & Alex Brown, registered on multiple publishing databases) 5.Liberation (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range & Guy Chambers, registered on multiple publishing databases) 6.Money Money (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Matt Rowe & Stefan Skarbek, registered on multiple publishing databases) 7.Take It Low (Written by Magnus Fiennes, Lisa Greene, Jimmy Harry, Shep Solomon, later recorded and released by Malu as Jugar Con Fuego) 8.Tease (Written by Stevie Lange, released on Stevie Lange's soundcloud account) 9.Whisper (Written by Heidi Range & Lee Ryan, performed by Heidi on the promotional tour for Three, Studio version is unknown to exist) 10.Xpress (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Matt Rowe & Stefan Skarbek, registered on multiple publishing databases) Taller In More Ways 1.Dead Man Walking (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Cameron Mcvey, Jonathan Lipsey & Jeremy Shaw, registered on multiple publishing databases) 2.Have You Ever (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Heidi Range, Peter Biker & Karsten Dahlgaard, registered on multiple publishing databases) 3.Heatwave (Allegedly produced by Xenomania, mentioned in a December 2005 MTV Trax article to be a B-side to the single to "Red Dress") 4.Jason's Eyes (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Heidi Range, Peter Biker & Karsten Dahlgaard, registered on multiple publishing databases) 5.Lustful Dancefloor (Allegedly produced by Xenomania, mentioned in a December 2005 MTV Trax article to be a B-side to the single to "Red Dress") 6.Never Gonna Dance Again (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Miranda Cooper, Brian Higgins, Nick Coler, Tim Powell & Lisa Cowling, Rewritten and Re-recorded with Amelle for Change) 7.Schitzophernia (Written by Cathy Dennis & Greg Kurstin, registered on multiple publishing datababes) 8.Strung Out (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Heidi Range, Amelle Berrabah, Pete Kirtley, Tim Hawes & Obi Mhondera, Later recorded by Mutya) 9.Time Is a Healer (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Jeremy Shaw, Jony Rockstar & Karen Poole, registered on multiple publishing datababes) Change 1.Black Glasses (Rumored B-Side to "Change") 2.Keep Sane (Rumor) 3.Pussycats (Rumor) 4.Time (Rumored B-Side to Change) 5.Underwater (Rumored B-Side to Denial) 6.Unknown Janet Jackson cover 7.Unknown JC Chasez track (Mentioned in The Daily Star in February of 2007, "The foxy threesome of Amelle, Heidi and Keisha hooked up with the former *NSyncer in the studio last month and the results will shock. "They recorded a couple of tracks but the one they're eyeing up for release is a filthy number. It'll surprise because it's so adult orientated.") Catfights & Spotlights 1.Everyone Nose [N.E.R.D cover] (Mentioned in The Guardian in October of 2008, "The Sugababes are going to cover this song and flip it, change the chorus from "All the girls wait in line for the bathroom", and make it about guys. In fact, all we have left to do now is put the vocals in. Don't get me wrong, we like the song. It pokes fun at the sleazy side of going out, but it still makes out like there's something worse about the way girls behave when they go out and go a bit crazy than when guys do. As if when girls do it, it's automatically gross, but with guys it's just a laugh. Hopefully we'll be able to make this point on our version") 2.Hot Under The Collar (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Karen Poole, Pontus Winnberg, Christian Karlsson & Henrik Jonback. Registered on multiple publishing databases) Sweet 7 1.Killa On The Run (Written by Bruno Mars, Phillip Lawrence & Ari Levine) "Freedom" Sessions [2011] 1.Hard (Proposed 2nd single after Freedom) Edited October 31, 20213 yr by thernbxpress
October 3, 20213 yr Oooooh thanks for this!! So many potential archive releases for future reissues 🤤
October 3, 20213 yr Thank you for compiling this! Praying that one day we get to hear even a few of these. 3.Heatwave (Allegedly produced by Xenomania, mentioned in a December 2005 MTV Trax article to be a B-side to the single to "Red Dress") 5.Lustful Dancefloor (Allegedly produced by Xenomania, mentioned in a December 2005 MTV Trax article to be a B-side to the single to "Red Dress") I remember these track titles so well! I even remember reading the MTV article, which also mentioned their plans for the Red Dress video - black and white with only the colour red visible, or something along those lines. This was right before Mutya's departure was announced. :cry:
October 4, 20213 yr I remember these track titles so well! I even remember reading the MTV article, which also mentioned their plans for the Red Dress video - black and white with only the colour red visible, or something along those lines. This was right before Mutya's departure was announced. :cry: I remember that it was supposed to feature them as prostitutes :lol: I guess they were hot enough on the hooker concept that they recycled it for Follow Me Home.
October 4, 20213 yr I guess they were hot enough on the hooker concept that they recycled it for Follow Me Home. Ouch :lol:
October 4, 20213 yr I remember that it was supposed to feature them as prostitutes :lol: I guess they were hot enough on the hooker concept that they recycled it for Follow Me Home. What????? Oh my god! That follow me home video is so creepy. So unsuited for the song
October 27, 20213 yr Hello everyone!! In honor of the 20th Anniversary Edition release today I wanted to make this post that will consist of info regarding the lefotver material that has been leaked/released or is still locked in the vaults. Feel free to post any additional info or corrections you guys have :) Green: Leaked/Released Red: Unreleased One Touch 1. All Around The World (Written by Ron Tom & Pauline Henry, later re-recorded in 2001 and was going to be the original lead single for AWDF) 2. Always Be The One (Written by Toby Baker & Ron Tom) 3. Boys Will Be Boys (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Siobhan Donaghy, Mutya Buena & John Themis) 4.Date (Also known as "Do You Want a Date With Me", written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Siobhan Donaghy, John Themis & Matt Rowe) 5.Girls Nite' Out (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Siobhan Donaghy, Cameron Mcvey & Jonathan Lipsey) 6.Heaven (Written by Dina Gregory, registered on APRA AMCOS, GEMA & BMI) 7.My Life (Written by Ron Tom & Don-E, registered on APRA AMCOS, GEMA & BMI) 8.New Generation (Also known as " New Generation (Children of The Future), written by Ron Tom & Don-E, registered on APRA AMCOS, GEMA & BMI) 9.No Doubt (written by Ron Tom & Don-E, registered on APRA AMCOS, GEMA & BMI) 10.Second Best (Written by Barry Offoh, registered on APRA AMCOS, GEMA & BMI) 11.Sometimes (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Siobhan Donaghy, Matt Rowe, Betty Boo, & John Themis, appeared on an early promo versions of the album) 12.Stop, Look, Listen (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Siobhan Donaghy & John Themis, registered on APRA AMCOS & GEMA) 13.The Other Side (N/A) 14.This Is What You Need (Written by Ron Tom & Don-E, Registered on APRA AMCOS) Angels With Dirty Faces 1.Don't Wake Up (Written by Miranda Cooper & Brian Higgins, mentioned by Miranda Cooper in a 2015 episode of the podcast "Sodajerker") 2.Great and Secret Show (Mentioned by a user on the Popjustice proboards in 2006, allegedly produced by Agent X and appeared on a reel consisting of his remixes and productions) 3.Snake Around My Heart (Written by Lucas Secon, Michael Power & Wayne Hector, Demo with Wayne Hector's vocals leaked on the internet) 4.The Game (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Rob Hyman & Gareth Young, registered on APRA AMCOS & GEMA) 5.The Only One (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Jonathan Lipsey & Felix Howard, registered on APRA AMCOS & GEMA) 6.The Word (Written by Miranda Cooper, title revealed along with All Around The World as potential lead singles in late 2001 in a press release for their 2nd album on their website) Three 1.Again & Again (Written by Hammond & Simpson, registered on APRA AMCOS) 2.Bodyrockin' (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Matt Rowe & Stefan Skarbek, registered on multiple publishing databases) 3.First Love (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range & Guy Chambers, registered on multiple publishing databases) 4.Let's Go Crazy (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Avril Mackintosh & Alex Brown, registered on multiple publishing databases) 5.Liberation (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range & Guy Chambers, registered on multiple publishing databases) 6.Money Money (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Matt Rowe & Stefan Skarbek, registered on multiple publishing databases) 7.Take It Low (Written by Magnus Fiennes, Lisa Greene, Jimmy Harry, Shep Solomon, later recorded and released by Malu as Jugar Con Fuego) 8.Tease (Written by Stevie Lange, released on Stevie Lange's soundcloud account) 9.Xpress (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Matt Rowe & Stefan Skarbek, registered on multiple publishing databases) Taller In More Ways 1.Dead Man Walking (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Cameron Mcvey, Jonathan Lipsey & Jeremy Shaw, registered on multiple publishing databases) 2.Have You Ever (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Heidi Range, Peter Biker & Karsten Dahlgaard, registered on multiple publishing databases) 3.Heatwave (Allegedly produced by Xenomania, mentioned in a December 2005 MTV Trax article to be a B-side to the single to "Red Dress") 4.Jason's Eyes (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Heidi Range, Peter Biker & Karsten Dahlgaard, registered on multiple publishing databases) 5.Lustful Dancefloor (Allegedly produced by Xenomania, mentioned in a December 2005 MTV Trax article to be a B-side to the single to "Red Dress") 6.Never Gonna Dance Again (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Miranda Cooper, Brian Higgins, Nick Coler, Tim Powell & Lisa Cowling, Rewritten and Re-recorded with Amelle for Change) 7.Schitzophernia (Written by Cathy Dennis & Greg Kurstin, registered on multiple publishing datababes) 8.Strung Out (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Heidi Range, Amelle Berrabah, Pete Kirtley, Tim Hawes & Obi Mhondera, Later recorded by Mutya) 9.Time Is a Healer (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena, Heidi Range, Jeremy Shaw, Jony Rockstar & Karen Poole, registered on multiple publishing datababes) Change 1.Black Glasses (Rumored B-Side to "Change") 2.Keep Sane (Rumor) 3.Pussycats (Rumor) 4.Time (Rumored B-Side to Change) 5.Underwater (Rumored B-Side to Denial) 6.Unknown Janet Jackson cover 7.Unknown JC Chasez track (Mentioned in The Daily Star in February of 2007, "The foxy threesome of Amelle, Heidi and Keisha hooked up with the former *NSyncer in the studio last month and the results will shock. "They recorded a couple of tracks but the one they're eyeing up for release is a filthy number. It'll surprise because it's so adult orientated.") Catfights & Spotlights 1.Everyone Nose [N.E.R.D cover] (Mentioned in The Guardian in October of 2008, "The Sugababes are going to cover this song and flip it, change the chorus from "All the girls wait in line for the bathroom", and make it about guys. In fact, all we have left to do now is put the vocals in. Don't get me wrong, we like the song. It pokes fun at the sleazy side of going out, but it still makes out like there's something worse about the way girls behave when they go out and go a bit crazy than when guys do. As if when girls do it, it's automatically gross, but with guys it's just a laugh. Hopefully we'll be able to make this point on our version") 2.Hot Under The Collar (Written by Keisha Buchanan, Karen Poole, Pontus Winnberg, Christian Karlsson & Henrik Jonback. Registered on multiple publishing databases) Sweet 7 1.Killa On The Run (Written by Bruno Mars, Phillip Lawrence & Ari Levine) "Freedom" Sessions [2011] 1.Hard (Proposed 2nd single after Freedom) Finally came across the 2002 official press release from their website! Sugababes are Keisha Buchanan, Mutya Buena and Heidi Range; three music-loving young girls - Mutya and Keisha being from London, and Heidi from Liverpool. The three girls have been dubbed the faces of intellectual, soulful pop music in a chart filled with bland, artificial music. Previous to their current line-up, Sugababes consisted of Mutya, Keisha and Siobhan Donaghy. "We've been together for four years now. Keisha and I have known each other since we were eight, we went to primary school together. We met Siobhan at a party when we were thirteen. Siobhan then met our manager Ron Tom through her cousin. He then put us in the studio and we did some demos, which he took to different record companies and we were signed by London Records," says Mutya. Siobhan Donaghy left the group after they had released four singles from their debut album, which they co-wrote - "One Touch." The reason for the departure of Siobhan has never been officially revealed, although reports suggest she left because she was more interested in rock/indie music instead of the soulful pop Mutya and Keisha were interested in. Other reports suggest that Siobhan left to pursue a career in fashion. Whichever, it seems Siobhan backed out from telling Mutya and Keisha directly, opting for a cover-up of "going to the toilet" and never returning, telling their manager that she had left. However, determined not to be disheartened by Siobhan's departure, Mutya and Keisha, the two original Sugababes, held auditions and recruited a new member in the shape of Heidi Range - who was a member of the band which later evolved into Atomic Kitten. Unfortunately for Mutya and Keisha, who had just formed a new-look Sugababes, London Records, their record company, dropped them and refused to invest any more money into the Sugababes project, citing poor record sales as their reason ("One Touch" failed to crack America, and their UK singles reached the lower parts of the top 15). Sugababes were not disheartened, and were signed up by Universal/Island records, who also have Shaggy on their books, which was a major factor the Sugababes considered before they signed up! "The Word" - a track the girls recorded whilst still signed to London, was deemed suitable for the comeback single they needed to re-establish themselves around the world. However, when in the studio, it was suggested that a club "mash-up" consisting of Adina Howard's "Freak Like Me" vocals mixed with Gary Numan's "R Friends Electric" should be recorded officially by the Sugababes. Richard X mixed the track, and the "We Don't Give A Damn Mix" of "R Freaks Electric" was sent out and rotated in clubs instead of the previous "mash-up." The track was decidedly the first single and the comeback release the Sugababes needed. A dark video showing the initiation of Heidi was made, and sent out to TV channels, and a more commercial radio mix was sent out to radio. On release, "Freak Like Me" by the Sugababes went straight to the top of the UK charts. The new deal gives the girls more freedom. "I don't know if our personalities were coming across before but now I think we're getting a chance to do that," says Keisha. "You would never think that I'm really really bubbly and a kind of Jim Carrey pulling faces type girl, and that Mutya's quite fresh, and obviously there's plenty of personality on Heidi, and now I think we're getting a chance to show all of that." The future of the Sugababes is set - after the release of the second single, "Round, Round" which also went straight to #1, and "Angels With Dirty Faces" - their more autobiographical second album featuring new songs, such as "Shape," a duet with Sting, "Virgin Sexy," "More Than A Million Miles," "Just Don't Need This" and "Stronger."
October 28, 20213 yr I so want an Angels re-release with The Word on it now. Let's keep manifesting this. With today's announcement (and potentially quite a few more shows to follow), there's more reason than ever for Island/Universal to re-release their back catalogue. :w00t: I would like a stingless version of shape pls. Or just no shape I like Shape, but the whole Craig David/Sting situation really tainted its release for me. When he started being difficult about appearing in the video and they got wind that he'd be releasing with Craig David instead, they should've dropped Shape... there was much better sitting on the album anyway.
October 28, 20213 yr Author Finally came across the 2002 official press release from their website! Oh wow thank you so much!, so I guess "The Word" is "All Around The World" then? Edited October 28, 20213 yr by thernbxpress
October 29, 20213 yr Oh wow thank you so much!, so I guess "The Word" is "All Around The World" then? Could be - I mean, it was also suggested as their lead single at one point and Ron Tom was into it. By the way, I wonder if the "Sugababes... no doubt" from Real Thing is sampled from the No Doubt track.
October 31, 20213 yr Author I so want an Angels re-release with The Word on it now. Yes I would like to see a re-issue of it, I would also include a HQ version of "The Game" as well.
October 31, 20213 yr Author Added another track onto the Three section titled "Whisper" I found it mentioned on a couple of old forums saying that it was written by Heidi and Lee Ryan of Blue for the Three and was performed by Heidi on tour. Has anyone else heard about this track?
