S Club Juniors

Originally recorded by S Club 7 for their debut album but excluded from the final release. Their version of the song was released as a bonus track to "Automatic High"

Released as the bands second single, as S Club Juniors, peaked at #2 in the UK and Scotland and #8 in Ireland.

A cover of the 1986 song from The Gap Band from their album "Gap Band 8"

Originally featured as an album track on their second album and subsequently included as the b-side to the albums third and final single "Don't Tell Me You're Sorry"

Released as S Club 8 as the third and final single from their second album. Peaked at #11 in the UK and Scotland, #5 in Scotland, and #25 in Ireland.

Has an official alternate title of "Disco To The Top"

Released as S Club 8 as the first single from their second album. Peaked at #4 in the UK, #5 in Scotland, and #20 in Ireland.

Has an official alternate title of "How Do You Know"

Has an official alternate title of "Live To The Limit"

Released as S Club Juniors, as the bands third single from their debut album.

The song has an official alternate title of "It's Too Late"

A cover of the 1963 song by The Chiffons from their album "One Fine Day"

Released as S Club Juniors, as their debut single. Peaked at #2 in UK & Scotland, #5 in Ireland.

The song was covered by American Juniors, an American Spinoff band put together as an American Idol spinoff.

Written by Spice Girl, Emma Bunton, for inclusion on her album "Free Me" but excluded from it's final released. Passed on to the band for inclusion on their second album.

A cover of the 2000 song from M2M as featured on their album "Shades of Purple"

Released as S Club Juniors as the bands fourth and final single from their debut album. The track peaked at #6 in the UK, #7 in Scotland, and #8 in Ireland.

The song is a cover of the 1960 song by Paul Anka from his album "Paul Anka Sings His Big 15"

A "duet" version of S Club 7's song "Reach" from their 2000 album "7"

Included as the b-side to the albums debut single "Fool No More" and subsequently included on their second album.

The S Club 8 and S Club 7 United version, released as the final S Club 7 song.

A cover of the 1999 single by S Club 7 from their album "S Club"

Released as S Club 8 as the second single from their second album. Peaked at #4 in the UK, #5 in Scotland, and #12 in Ireland.

This song is a cover of the 1958 song by Little Anthony and the Imperials from their album We Are the Imperials Featuring Little Anthony.

Originally released on the Greasemania soundtrack and subsequently included on their second studio album.

Included as the b-side to the albums second single "Sundown" and subsequently included on their second album.

Originally included as the b-side to the bands debut single "One Step Closer"

Has an official alternate title of "Together We're Strong"

The song was written for Girl Thing for their self-titled debut album but excluded from the final release.