Lost Cherrees contributed two songs to the compilation Who? What? Why? When? Where? in 1984. They also contributed a partially spoken-word track to the compilation We Don’t Want Your Fucking War in 1984. Their first full album, All Part of Growing Up , engineered by Mad Professor and Patrick Donegan, was released on Fight Back Records in 1985. The album reached number 9 on the UK Independent Albums chart. Jeffreys left the band shortly before the album’s release and joined Blyth Power . Lost Cherrees attracted attention for pushing the boundaries of punk rock , with female singers, keyboards, and reggae elements. Their 1985 EP Unwanted Children featured a horn section.
Lost Cherrees contributed two songs to the compilation Who? What?
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