Moi" and "The Seed That Always Died", both charted in France. Both "Kitchen at Parties" and "Stop the Cavalry" had also been hits in Germany at the times of their original releases in 1980 and 1981 respectively, and remained popular in Germany. In 2010 and 2011, both tracks achieved prominent positions in an all-time German chart that appeared in a high ratings TV show. Lewie performed the two songs on two episodes of The Ultimate Chart Show which was broadcast 2010 and 2011. He also talked on the 'chat' part of the show with the aid of a German interpreter. During the 1990s, Lewie appeared with solo public performances on a 60-day UK tour as guest of the Blues Band, playing venues such as theatres and civic centres, while occasionally playing one-off gigs such as that at the Hackney Empire, London and taking part in occasional radio and television broadcasts. In December 2005, he appeared in Channel 4's Bring Back...The Christmas Number One, along with David Essex and Slade. They only fronted, but did not play on, the studio recording session of "I'm Going Home". It failed to secure a recording contract. It was written by ex-Mud star Rob Davis, who also appeared on the show. In 2009, Lewie performed two songs at the London Ukulele Festival. The next year, Lewie joined Captain Sensible and the Glitter Band on their British tour. Discography Albums Alias Jona Lewie (Sonet, 1975) On the Other Hand There's a Fist (Stiff Records, 1978) (re-released in 1980 with a different track listing including the 1980 songs "You'll Always Find Me in the Kitchen at Parties" and " Big Shot... Momentarily") Gatecrasher (re-release of 1975 album Alias Jona Lewie, Sonet, 1980) Heart Skips Beat (Stiff Records, 1982) Optimistic (New Rose Records, 1993) Singles See also List of performers on Top of the Pops List of Christmas hit singles (UK) Be Stiff References Further reading STIFF: The Story of a Record Label – Burt Muirhead – Blandford Press, 1983, Rockin' Around Britain – Pete Frame – Omnibus Press – 1999, External links Official site 1947 births Living people English male singer-songwriters English new wave musicians English record producers English songwriters English pianists Musicians from Southampton Ivor Novello Award winners Stiff Records artists British male pianists