Lee Marrow   (Italy)

AKA : Francesco Bontempi
Italo-disco group
Added : 20/11/2001
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Lee Marrow albums

	The Best Of	1998	BUY X
	Best Of Lee Marrow	1998	BUY X
	Greatest Hits	2014	BUY X

Lee Marrow singles

	Shanghai	1985	BUY X
	Sayonara	1985	BUY X
	Cannibals	1986	BUY X
	Mr Fantasy	1986	BUY X
	Don't Stop The Music	1987	BUY X
	Pain	Apr 1990	BUY X
	Movin'	Jun 1990	BUY X
	Do You Want Me (feat. Lipstick)	Aug 1990	BUY X
	Lot To Learn	Oct 1990	BUY X
	To Go Crazy (In The 20th Century)	23rd Jan 1991	BUY X
	I Want Your Love (feat. Charme)	1st May 1992	BUY X
	Do You Want Me Remix '92 (feat. Lipstick)	20th Oct 1992	BUY X
	Try Me Out (feat. Charme)	Apr 1993	BUY X
	Biggest Dick (with The Love Tools)	3rd Apr 1993	BUY X
	Baby, I Need Your Love (feat. Ce Ce Houston)	18th Jun 1993	BUY X
	Da Da Da (Dance To The House)	Jul 1993	BUY X

Lee Marrow biography

Lee Marrow was a project created by Italian DJ and producer Francesco "Checco" Bontempi in 1985. His first single Shanghai, co-produced with Roby Arduini aka Soul Train, released under Severo Lombardoni's label Discomagic Records, was a big success, reaching to 10 in Germany. He also scored hits with Sayonara (Don’t Stop), Pain and Do You Want Me.

In 1992, after a short pause, Lee Marrow's sound evolved from italo-disco to hip-house music. Do You Want Me was remixed and re-released. To Go Crazy was out in 1992 and included raps. Single Try Me Out, released in 1993, featured vocals by Annerley Gordon credited as Charme (and not the blond model on the sleeve or in the videoclip). Giovanna Bersola aka Ce Ce Houston performed vocals on Baby, I Need Your Love. But these singles were not very succesful.

Project was put in a pause when in 1994 Francesco Bontempi he contributed to creating and producing the Corona project. The Lee Marrow songs Do You Want Me, I Want Your Love, Try Me Out, Baby I Need Your Love was re-recorded and released as Corona

Lee Marrow biography was last updated Fri, March 12th 2021

Charts (singles)

Shanghai	#12	#8	#6
Sayonara		#24
Pain				#91

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