been writing and recording new material since the early nineties with a more political and historical theme. Some of the tracks, and a unauthorized version of a new album called Go Out Dancing, leaked to the internet. Planet P Project returned on 24 December 2003 with Go Out Dancing Part 1 - 1931, first available as a free download. This was the first album of a trilogy of albums collectively called Go Out Dancing (G.O.D.). The other two albums were G.O.D. Part 2 - Levittown (released March 2008), and G.O.D. Part 3 - Out In The Rain (released December 2009). In 2006 Carey produced and played on Songs For the Siren by David Knopfler of Dire Straits. In a November 12, 2011 interview on LKCB 128.4 Internet Radio, Carey claimed, "I've written over a thousand songs, for myself. other artists, and film and TV productions." In March 2009 Carey was diagnosed with a virulent form of bladder cancer. At one point he was told his odds of survival were ten percent. After twelve weeks in the hospital and five surgeries, he made a full recovery. "I tried to get my 'bucket list' finished as quickly as I could; it wasn't a certainty that I'd be around much longer," noted Carey. "I'm missing some of my organs; you'll be relieved to hear that the Hammond isn't one of them." Carey's former Rainbow bandmate Ronnie James Dio died of stomach cancer shortly after Carey's recovery. Carey said in a May 28, 2010 interview with Jason Saulnier, "I'm very sad about his passing, especially because we got essentially the same disease, and I beat it, and he didn't." 2009–2011: Over the Rainbow, EBC ROXX and cover albums In 2009, Carey and three other ex-members of Rainbow, Joe Lynn Turner, Bobby Rondinelli and Greg Smith, teamed up with Jürgen Blackmore, Ritchie Blackmore's son, to form Over the Rainbow to perform Rainbow songs in concerts in Russia and Eastern Europe. Due to illness, however, Carey left Over the Rainbow in the spring of 2009, just before the band's live debut at the Sweden Rock Festival, where he was replaced by Paul Morris. Carey released Christmas Hymns in December 2009, an homage to the hymns he sang as a boy at midnight mass. In 2010 it was announced that Carey had formed a new musical racing project called EBC ROXX with (J.R.) Jürgen Blackmore and Ela.