Artist's albums
Up All Night
1995 · album
Steam
1994 · album
West End Girls (Remixes)
1993 · EP
Deep (Remixes)
1993 · single
It's Alright (Remixes)
1993 · EP
Slow It Down (Remixes)
1993 · EP
House of Love (Remixes)
1992 · EP
Walthamstow
1992 · album
I Just Wanna (The Remixes)
2022 · album
I Just Wanna (K.A.D Remix)
2022 · single
I Just Wanna
2022 · single
Gold (Remixes)
2022 · EP
Stay Another Day (Remixes)
2021 · EP
24/7
2021 · album
Strip (5&Dime Remix)
2020 · single
Strip
2020 · single
Stay Another Day (25 Year Anniversary Version)
2019 · single
Counting Clouds - Single
2012 · single
Friday Night - Single
2012 · single
Dark Light
2012 · album
Can't Get You Off My Mind (Crazy) - Single
2012 · single
Secret of My Life
2011 · single
The Very Best Of East 17
2005 · compilation
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Biography
In the pop world of the 90s, the boy band was king. Playing a more streetwise Rolling Stones to Take That’s squeaky-clean Beatles, East 17 were one of the most successful British acts of the decade, selling 18 million albums worldwide. Led by songwriter Tony Mortimer, the group took their name from the East London postcode of their hometown, Walthamstow. Mortimer enlisted Brian Harvey, John Hendry and Terry Coldwell to form East 17. The debut single, House Of Love, landed in the UK top ten in 1992. Further bolstered by the chart success of Deep and a cover of Pet Shop Boys’ West End Girls, their 1993 debut LP Walthamstow topped the album charts, and was shortlisted for the Mercury Music Prize. A second album, Steam (1994) featured hit singles Around The World, Steam and Stay Another Day, which bagged them the much-coveted Christmas number one in 1994. Following controversial statements made by Harvey in the press, the original line-up disbanded in 1997. Various iterations of the group have released music in the intervening years. The current line-up of Terry Coldwell alongside Robbie Craig and Joe Livermore continue to tour and release music as East 17, with their latest single I Just Wanna released in 2022.