Other works

(1987) Single: "Mind Over Matter" from the Prof d'enfer pour un été (1987) soundtrack. NOTE: Reached #7 on the Billboard Dance/Music Club play charts.

(1980s) Single: "Say It, Say It". NOTE: Reached #1 on the Billboard Dance/Music Club play charts.

(2001) Single: "Love in the Shadows" (Jellybean Recordings). NOTE: Reached #6 on the Billboard Dance/Music Club play charts.

(1999) Album: "Tearing Down the Walls" (E.G.Daily Productions).

(1981) Music video: Appeared (as "A Runaway") in Rod Stewart's "Young Turks" video.

(1989) Appeared on Bandstand (1952) singing her dance hit "Say It, Say It".

(1989) Appeared on MTV as a guest VJ promoting her CD "Lace Around the Wound" and her single at the time entitled "Some People".

Singer on soundtracks for such films as Scarface (1983), Gagner ou mourir (1985), Breakfast Club (1985), Prof d'enfer pour un été (1987), Beautiful Creatures (2000), Streets (1990), Babe, le cochon dans la ville (1998), Les razmoket rencontrent les Delajungle (2003), Voleur de désirs (1984), Désordre affectif (2002) and Street Music (1981).

(1986) Music videos (as E.G. Daily): "Say It, Say It","Love in the Shadows", (1987) "Mind over Matter" and (1989) "Some People".

(2002) Sang on two cuts from the Les Country Bears (2002) soundtrack entitled "Straight to the Heart of Love (live)" and "Where Nobody Knows My Name" (Reprise Records).

(2002) CD: Benefit single: "We Are Family".

(1985) CD: Sang background vocals on several tracks of Phil Oakey's CD "Solo".

(1989) Album: "Lace Around the Wound" (A&M/PolyGram Records) and single: "Some People".

(2005) TV commercial (voice-over): Dell Computers.

(2003) Singing voice of Angus T. Jones in the Mon oncle Charlie (2003) theme song.

(2004-05) TV commercials: Voice of a teenage boy in two Disney "Behind The Scenes" commercials.

TV commercial (voice-over): Voice of Bam-Bam Rubble in Post Pebbles cereal commercials.

(2005) Stage: Appeared in "Listen Closely". Musical. Directed by Sal Romero.

Stage: Appeared in "One More Question" with Robert Cait.

Stage: Appeared in "Tanzi", Los Angeles, CA.

(1986) Album: "Wild Child".

(2010) Reading of 'Weetzie Bat' Screenplay with Chelsea Kane Aaron Ashmore Brant Daugherty Jason Seitz Corbin Bernsen Shannon Sturges Crystal Mantecon and Kurt Collins directed by Brian Gaskill.