List of songs recorded by 911 (English group)

Last updated October 12, 2024

The following is a list of songs recorded by the British boyband 911. The band has released three studio albums: The Journey , Moving On and There It Is , as well as two greatest hits compilations.

Year	Song	Release	Writers
1996	"Don't Make Me Wait"	The Journey	John McLaughlin Graham Goudie Alan Rankine
1997	"Bodyshakin'"	The Journey	John McLaughlin Graham Goudie
1997	"Can't Stop"	The Journey	John McLaughlin Graham Goudie
1997	"The Day We Find Love"	The Journey	Eliot Kennedy Helen Boulding
1997	"Our Last Goodbye"	The Journey	Eliot Kennedy John McLaughlin Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable Spike Dawbarn
1996	"Night to Remember"	The Journey	Leon Sylvers III Dana Meyers Nidra Beard
1997	"Take Good Care"	The Journey	Eliot Kennedy Lee Brennan
1996	"Love Sensation"	The Journey	John McLaughlin Graham Goudie
1997	"One More Try"	The Journey	John McLaughlin Graham Goudie Alan Rankine
1997	"The Swing"	The Journey	Eliot Kennedy Mike Shayne
1997	"Rhythm of the Night"	The Journey	Diane Warren
1997	"The Journey"	The Journey	John McLaughlin Lee Brennan
1996	"Vision on My Mind"	Don't Make Me Wait CD1	John McLaughlin Graham Goudie Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable Spike Dawbarn
1996	"Carefree Lover"	Don't Make Me Wait CD1	Eliot Kennedy Helen Boulding
1997	"Look Through Any Window"	Party People, Friday Night CD1	Charles Silverman Graham Gouldman
1998	"Let's Go Crazy"	All I Want is You CD1	Prince Nelson
1998	"All I Want Is You"	Moving On	John McLaughlin Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable Spike Dawbarn Jon Douglas
1998	"Moving On"	Moving On	John McLaughlin Jimmy Constable Ian Green
1998	"Baby Come Back to Me"	Moving On	John McLaughlin Jimmy Constable Mike Percy Tim Lever
1998	"How Do You Want Me to Love You?"	Moving On	Carl Sturken Evan Rogers
1998	"That's the Way"	Moving On	John McLaughlin Dave James
1998	"New Groove Generation"	Moving On	John McLaughlin Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable Spike Dawbarn Mike Percy Tim Lever
1998	"Make You My Baby"	Moving On	John McLaughlin Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable Spike Dawbarn
1998	"Don't Walk Away"	Moving On	John McLaughlin Dave James
1998	"Nothing Stops the Rain"	Moving On	John McLaughlin Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable Spike Dawbarn Jon Douglas
1998	"Should've Been the One"	Moving On	John McLaughlin Dave James
1997	"Party People...Friday Night"	Moving On	John McLaughlin Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable Spike Dawbarn Mike Percy Tim Lever Eliot Kennedy
1998	"Hold On"	Moving On	John McLaughlin Lee Brennan
1998	"I Believe I Can Fly"	All I Want is You CD2	R. Kelly
1998	"Jailbreak"	How Do You Want Me to Love You CD2	Phil Lynott
1998	"Forever in My Heart"	More Than a Woman CD1	John McLaughlin Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable Spike Dawbarn Phil Harding Ian Curnow
1999	"Celebration"	Private Number CD1	Kool and the Gang
1998	"More Than a Woman"	There It Is	Barry Gibb Robin Gibb Maurice Gibb
1999	"Don't Take Away the Music"	There It Is	Frederick Perren K. Lewis C. Arian
1999	"A Little Bit More"	There It Is	Bobby Gosh
1999	"Never Gonna Give You Up"	There It Is	Mike Stock Matt Aitken Pete Waterman
1999	"I Wanna Get Next to You"	There It Is	Norman Whitfield
1999	"Can't Get By Without You"	There It Is	Michael Denne Ken Gold
1999	"Rock Me Gently"	There It Is	Andy Kim
1999	"Private Number"	There It Is	William Bell Booker T. Jones
1999	"There It Is"	There It Is	Leon Sylvers III Dana Meyers Nidra Beard
1999	"You're the Best Thing"	There It Is	Paul Weller
1999	"Boogie Nights"	There It Is	Rod Temperton
1999	"Wonderland"	The Greatest Hits and a Little Bit More	Christian Ballard Russ Ballard Andrew Murray Lee Brennan
1999	"If You'd Only Love Me"	The Greatest Hits and a Little Bit More	Christian Ballard Russ Ballard Andrew Murray Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable Spike Dawbarn
1999	"Reunited"	Wonderland CD1	Christian Ballard Russ Ballard Andrew Murray Jimmy Constable
1999	"If You Were Mine"	Wonderland CD2	Christian Ballard Russ Ballard Andrew Murray Jimmy Constable
2013	"2 Hearts 1 Love"	Illuminate... (The Hits and More)	John McLaughlin Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable Jud Mahoney Natalie DeLucia David Thomas
2013	"Diamonds"	Illuminate... (The Hits and More)	John McLaughlin Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable David Thomas
2013	"I Do"	Illuminate... (The Hits and More)	John McLaughlin Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable Jud Mahoney Natalie DeLucia
2013	"In Another Life"	Illuminate... (The Hits and More)	John McLaughlin Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable Jud Mahoney Natalie DeLucia
2013	"Light Me Up"	Illuminate... (The Hits and More)	Lee Brennan Andrew Murray
2013	"Alive"	Illuminate... (The Hits and More)	John McLaughlin Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable Jud Mahoney Natalie DeLucia
2013	"Illuminate"	Illuminate... (The Hits and More)	John McLaughlin Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable Jud Mahoney Natalie DeLucia

Unreleased songs

Year	Song	Release	Writers
Unknown	"Be Your Own Best Friend"^[1]	—	John McLaughlin Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable Spike Dawbarn
Unknown	"Don't Tell Me Maybe"^[2]	—	John McLaughlin Graham Goudie Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable
Unknown	"End of Every Road"^[3]	—	John McLaughlin Lee Brennan Paul Masterson
Unknown	"Everybody's Cried Sometime"^[4]	—	Lee Brennan Nicky Graham Deni Lew
Unknown	"Fountain of Love"^[5]	—	John McLaughlin Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable Spike Dawbarn
Unknown	"Good Good Feeling"^[6]	—	Lee Brennan Gary Bromham Terry Ronald
Unknown	"Looking Back"^[7]	—	Lee Brennan Juliette Jaimes Jaimes Welton
Unknown	"Real Thing"^[8]	—	John McLaughlin Graham Goudie Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable
Unknown	"She Said"^[9]	—	Lee Brennan Dion Jacques
Unknown	"Stars are Burnt"^[10] (Demo version of 'Light Me Up'. Demo remains unreleased)	—	Lee Brennan Andrew Murray
Unknown	"Talk to Me"^[11]	—	Lee Brennan Juliette Jaimes Jaimes Welton Sheppard Solomon
Unknown	"Turn It Around"^[12] (Later released as Lee Brennan's debut solo single in 2002. 911 version remains unreleased)	—	Christian Ballard Russ Ballard Andrew Murray Lee Brennan
Unknown	"With These Hands"^[13]	—	Lee Brennan Dion Jacques
Unknown	"You Are to Me (What it is to Be)"^[14]	—	Christian Ballard John McLaughlin Andrew Murray Lee Brennan

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v t e 911
Lee Brennan Jimmy Constable Spike Dawbarn
Studio albums	The Journey (1997) Moving On (1998) There It Is (1999)
Compilation albums	Illuminate... (The Hits and More) (2013)
Singles	"Night to Remember" "Love Sensation" "Don't Make Me Wait" "The Day We Find Love" "Bodyshakin'" "The Journey" "Party People...Friday Night" "All I Want Is You" "How Do You Want Me to Love You?" "More Than a Woman" "A Little Bit More" "Private Number" "2 Hearts 1 Love"
Related articles	Discography Songs