 Their debut releases was a cassette EP, "Julie and the Sea Lions", in 1984, and over the next two years they developed a more folk-oriented sound, before their next release, "This Is Not Love" in 1986, which featured Frank Sweeney of The June Brides on violin.After a pair of further singles, yeah Jazz signed to Cherry Red Records, and added Terry Edwards for their debut single for the label, "Sharon", in 1987.This was followed in April 1988 by the band's debut album, "Six Lane Ends".