ranks at No. 80 on VH1's list of the Top 100 Greatest One Hit Wonders of the 80s. Wikipedia once listed her birth name as Kathleen Josey, so she was asked where Cotton came from. But in a 2009 interview with Magnet Magazine, she set the record straight: "I was actually born Josie Jones. My mother kept marrying and taking her maiden name back - she was married six times. Cotton is actually a family name from way back." Discography Studio albums Convertible Music – 1982, Elektra Records (No. 147, US) From the Hip – 1984, Elektra Frightened by Nightingales – 1993, Silences (France) (1996 U.S. release on Roxco Records) Movie Disaster Music – 2006, Scruffy Invasion of the B-Girls – 2007, Scruffy Pussycat Babylon – 2010, Scruffy Everything Is Oh Yeah – 2019 Kitten Robot/Cleopatra Records (recorded in 1986) Compilations Convertible Music/From the Hip (double album CD reissue) – 2002, Collectables Records Singles "Johnny Are You Queer?", (Bomp!) (1981) "Johnny Are You Queer?", (Elektra reissue) (1982) No. 38 Billboard Club Play Singles "Johnny Are You Queer?", (Quality Q-2403-M)) (1982) Peaked at No. 9 in Canada on RPM 50 Singles (March 20, 1982) "He Could Be the One", (1982) No. 34 Billboard Mainstream Rock, No. 74 Billboard Pop Singles "Jimmy Loves Mary-Anne", (1984) No. 82 Billboard Pop Singles "Johnny Are You Queer?", A Date with John Waters (2007) "See the New Hong Kong", (2011) Remixes No. 12 Billboard Dance/Club Play 2011 "Ukrainian Cowboy" (2019) Kitten Robot/Sympathy for the Record Industry (2019) Filmography Valley Girl (1983) Nomads (1986) Top Wing (2018) References External links Living people American women singers Women new wave singers Musicians from Dallas 1956 births Date of birth missing (living people) Cleopatra Records artists 21st-century American women