Original sentence: Geisha (1985) - EMI.In 1987 Geisha was Doheny, Greg Trennery, Malcolm Fogg and Pierre Trennery.Midnight to Dawn (1987) - EMI.The released their debut album in 1985 and released a serious of singles that sold well in Melbourne, with "Part Time Love Affair" reaching #3 on the Melbourne charts.They released a second album and some more singles and broke up in April 1988.by the end of 1986 the were operating as a three piece with Chris Doheny, Shepard and Brett Luton
Edited sentence: 'Part Time Love Affair' reaching #3 on the Melbourne charts.<p> In 2009, the band released their brand new single called 'Birthday'.Acoustic Memoirs Of Geisha (studio album 2007) - Diamond Dog Records.By the end of 1986 the were operating as a three piece with Chris Doheny, Shepard and Brett Luton.Demo Sessions 1984-85 (rarities 2008) - Diamond Dog Records.Demo Sessions 1986-87 (rarities 2009) - Diamond Dog Records.Geisha (studio album 1985) - EMI.Geisha's third long lost album No Second Prize finally appeared in 2006 with the band signing a new record deal with Australian label Diamond Dog Records.In 1987 Geisha released a second album and released a series of singles from that album with.In 1998,the band regrouped for two reunions shows.In 2007, guitarist Joe Matera joined the band.Midnight to Dawn (studio album 1987) - EMI.More singles follwed before the band broke up in April 1988.No Second Prize (studio album 2006) - Diamond Dog Records.Produced by legendary U.Rainy Day The 12 Inch Mixes (compilation 2009) - Diamond Dog Records.S producer Tom Werman (Motley Crue, Cheap Trick) it received wide spread radio airplay and support.That line-up, then again, went their separate ways.The Very Best Of Geisha (Compilation 1998) - EMI.The album showcased not only the finely tuned songwriting skills of Doheny but also, his remarkable huge voice.The band are currently in the studio recording the band's upcoming album which is slated for release in late 2009.The band toured Australia non-stop.The released their debut album in 1985 and charted with 'Fools Way', 'Rainy Day' and 'Kabuki' which topped the Melbourne charts