This discography shows the title, track list, date, country, label, and catalog number for all known releases and variations. It also serves as a want list. An asterisk (*) after the entry means I already have it, and a dash (-) means I am looking for a copy.

Country abbreviations: ARG = Argentina; BEL = Belgium; BRA = Brazil; CAN = Canada; EU = European Union; FRA = France; GER = Germany; GRE = Greece; HOL = Holland; IRE = Ireland; ISR = Israel; ITA - Italy; JAP = Japan; KOR = Korea; MAL = Malaysia; NOR = Norway; NZ = New Zealand; OZ = Australia; PHI = Philippines; POR = Portugal; RUS = Russia; SA = South Africa; SNG = Singapore; SPA = Spain; SWE = Sweden; THA = Thailand; TUR = Turkey; YUG = Yugoslavia.

Abbreviations in the notes: cvr = cover; slv = sleeve; cis = custom inner sleeve; ins = insert; obi = Japanese OBI band on cover; gfc = gatefold cover; 8b = custom 8 track box; wlp = white label promo; ts = DJ timing strip; pr = promo; stkr = sticker; ra = removable centre adapter; na = no centre adapter; s/m = promo with stereo and mono versions; s/s = promo with two stereo versions; no ins = CD has no jewel case inserts.

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1975 Album by Ian Hunter

Original Album: Once Bitten Twice Shy (Hunter); Who Do You Love (Hunter); Lounge Lizard (Hunter); Boy (Hunter/Ronson); 3000 Miles From Here (Hunter); The Truth, The Whole Truth, Nuthin' But The Truth (Hunter); It Ain't Easy When You Fall (Hunter); Shades Off (Hunter); I Get So Excited (Hunter )

30th Anniversary Bonus Tracks: Colwater High (Hunter); One Fine Day (Hunter); Once Bitten Twice Shy (Hunter) [single edit]; Who Do You Love (Hunter) [single edit]; Shades Off (Hunter); Boy (Hunter) [single edit]

Recorded In Jan/Feb/Mar 1975 with ian Hunter, Mick Ronson, Geoff Appleby, Dennis Elliott, and Peter Arnesen. The album cover is a parody of M.C. Escher's 1956 lithograph Bond of Union, done by longtime CBS art director Roslav Szaybo.

1976 Album by Ian Hunter

Original Album: Letter to Britannia From the Union Jack (Hunter); All American Alien Boy (Hunter); Irene Wilde (Hunter); Restless Youth (Hunter); Rape (Hunter); You Nearly Did Me In (Hunter); Apathy 83 (Hunter); God (Take 1) (Hunter )

30th Anniversary Bonus Tracks: To Rule Brittania From Union Jack (Hunter) [outtake]; All American Alien Boy (Hunter) [single version]; Irene Wilde (Hunter) [outtake]; Weary Anger (Hunter) [outtake]; Apathy (Hunter) [outtake]; (God) Advice To A Friend (Hunter) [outtake]

Rape originally had a short intro from Singing In The Rain, a chilling reminder of the brutal rape scene in Stanley Kubrick's A Clockwork Orange. CBS apparently got cold feet and withdrew the intro, but not before it slipped out a few early Holland pressings. The intro was restored when the album was reissued on CD as part of Sony's UK Rewind series.

In most countries, the vinyl album came with a printed inner sleeve or insert. USA vinyl white label promo copies came with a timing strip sticker. Some USA test pressings include the Rape intro. Japanese vinyl copies came with a lyrics insert and OBI.

1977 Album by Ian Hunter

Original Album Tracks: Golden Opportunity (Hunter); Shallow Crystals (Hunter); Overnight Angels (Hunter); Broadway (Hunter); Justice of the Peace (Hunter); (Miss) Silver Dime (Hunter/Slick); Wild n' Free (Hunter); The Ballad of Little Star (Hunter); To Love a Woman (Hunter)

Bonus Tracks: England Rocks (Hunter)

In most countries, the vinyl album came with a gatefold cover. The USA vinyl release was limited to a white label promo without a cover. Canadian promos had a promo stamp embossed in the cover. The UK Columbia Rewind release includes the non-LP single England Rocks.

1979 Album by Ian Hunter

Just Another Night (Hunter/Ronson); Wild East (Hunter); Cleveland Rocks (Hunter); Ships (Hunter); When the Daylight Comes (Hunter); Life After Death (Hunter); Standing In My Light (Hunter); Bastard (Hunter); The Outsider (Hunter)

In most countries, the vinyl album came without a printed inner sleeve or inserts. USA promos were stock copies with a gold promo stamp on the back of the cover. An Australian blue vinyl version exists, I'm not sure whether there was a black vinyl version as well.

1980 Album by Ian Hunter

Original album tracks: FBI; Once Bitten Twice Shy; Angeline; Laugh at Me; All the Way From Memphis; I Wish I Was Your Mother; Irene Wilde; Just Another Night; Cleveland Rocks; Standin' In My Light; Bastard; Walkin' With a Mountain/Rock 'n' Roll Queen; All the Young Dudes; Slaughter On Tenth Avenue; We Gotta Get Out of Here; Silver Needles; Man O' War; Sons and Daughters

Bonus tracks on UK CD reissue: One of the Boys; The Golden Age of Rock 'n' Roll; When the Daylight Comes; Once Bitten Twice Shy/Bastard/Cleveland Rocks [medley]

Recorded live at the Roxy in Los Angeles CA in May 1979. In most countries, the vinyl album came in a gatefold cover. USA reissues on the Pair label have a different cover, and were re-titled simply Ian Hunter Live. The UK CD reissue includes bonus tracks.

1981 Album by Ian Hunter

Original album tracks: Central Park n' West; Lisa Likes Rock n' Roll; I Need Your Love; Old Records Never Die; Noises; Rain; Gun Control; Theatre of the Absurd; Leave Me Alone; Keep on Burning

Bonus disc tracks: Detroit [instrumental]; Na Na Na; I Need Your Love [alternate]; Rain [alternate]; I Believe In You; Listen to the Eight Track; You Stepped Into My Dreams; Venus In The Bathtub; Theatre of the Absurd [alternate]; Detroit [vocal]; Na Na Na [extended mix]; China [Mick Ronson vocal]; Old Records Never Die [alternate]

In most countries, the vinyl album came without a printed inner sleeve or inserts. In 1994 Chrysalis reissued the album on CD, and included a bonus disc called Long Odds and Outtakes. The extra CD included alternate mixes and outtakes from Ian's two Chrysalis studio albums. The bonus disc was also included with the USA CD reissue on Griffin.

1983 Album by Ian Hunter

Once Bitten Twice Shy; Gun Control; Central Park 'n' West; All The Way From Memphis; I Need Your Love; Noises; Just Another Night; Cleveland Rocks; Irene Wilde; All The Young Dudes; Roll Away The Stone; Ships

This live video was filmed at the Dr. Pepper Festival in New York NY on 11 September 198a and features Ian Hunter, Robbie Alter (guitar), Mark Clarke (bass), Tommy Mandel (keyboards), and Mark Kaufman (drums). It was released on home video and broadcast as an MTV Concert. MTV later put both All The Young Dudes and Central Park 'n' West into the video rotation occasionally. Produced by Bill Boggs and Richard Baker, and directed by Clark Santee.

1983 Album by Ian Hunter

All of the Good Ones Are Taken (Hunter); Every Step of the Way (Hunter/Clarke); Fun (Hunter/Clarke/Michaels); Speechless (Hunter) (); Death 'n' Glory Boys (Hunter) (); That Girl Is Rock 'n' Roll (Hunter); Somethin's Goin' On (Hunter); Captain Void n' the Video Jets (Hunter); Seeing Double (Hunter); All of the Good Ones Are Taken (Hunter)

In most countries, the vinyl album came with a printed inner sleeve with lyrics. A few USA copies have a green and white insert, rather than the more common black and white.

1989 Album by Ian Hunter and Mick Ronson

Original album tracks: American Music (Hunter); The Loner (Hunter); Women's Intuition (Hunter/Ronson); Tell It Like It Is (Hunter/Ronson); Livin' In a Heart (Hunter); Big Time (Hunter); Cool (Hunter/Ronson); Beg a Little Love (Hunter/McNasty); Following In Your Footsteps (Hunter/Ronson); Sons 'n' Lovers (Hunter); Pain; How Much More Can I Take (Hunter); Sweet Dreamer (Gibson/Ronson)

Bonus tracks: Fourth Hour Of My Sleep (Zimmerman); Powers Of Darkness (Ronson/Marshall)

In most countries, the vinyl album came with a printed inner sleeve or insert. USA vinyl promos have a standard black Mercury label with 'promo only' notation; USA promo CDs are stamped on the disc. The vinyl LP had a shortened track list compared to the CD and cassette. The UK Lemon Records reissue includes the 1971 Vertigo single by Ronno.

1995 Album by Ian Hunter

Dancing on the Moon (Hunter/Plain/Bath); Another Fine Mess (Hunter/Bath/Plain); Scars (Hunter/Bath/Plain); Never Trust a Blonde (Bath); Psycho Girl (Plain); My Revolution (Steeel/Hunter/Dangerfield); Good Girls (Plain); Red Letter Day (Hunter); Invisible Strings (Hunter); Everyone's a Fool (Bath/Roig); Junkee Love (Matheson/Steel); The Other Man (Hunter)

This album started out with an agreement by Ian to sing on a Casino Steel album, under the title The Gringo Starrs. Ian got on very well the musicians involved, especially Darrell Bath, and Ian eventually took a greater role in the project. The original CD was released in Norway with a die-cut CD cover. It was later issued in the USA on Steve Popovich's Cleveland International label.

1995 Album by Ian Hunter

Once Bitten Twice Shy (Hunter); How Much More Can I Take (Hunter); Beg a Little Love (Hunter/McNsty); Following In Your Footsteps (Hunter/Ronson); Just Another Night (Hunter); Sweet Dreamer (Ronson/Gibson); (Give Me Back My) Wings (Hunter); Standin' In My Light (Hunter); Bastard (Hunter); The Loner (Hunter); You're Never Too Old To Hit The Big Time (Hunter); All The Way From Memphis (Hunter); Irene Wilde (Hunter)

Recorded live at the Dominion Theater in London on 15 Feb 1989 with Ian Hunter, Mick Ronson, Pat Kilbride, Howard helm, and Steve Holley. Note the humorous mis-spelling of Big Time.

1996 Album by Ian Hunter

Too Much (Hunter); Now Is The Time (Hunter); Something To Believe In (Hunter); Resurrection Mary (Hunter); Walk On Water (Hunter/McNasty); 23A, Swan Hill (Hunter); Michael Picasso (Hunter); Open My Eyes (Hunter/Bath); The Artful Dodger (Hunter); Skeletons (In Your Closet) (Hunter/Bath/Plain); Still The Same (Hunter)

The original Norwegian release included a booklet that folded into a small poster. The UK CD release includes lyrics and a screen-printed disc. The UK vinyl LP has a gatefold cover, and was originally as part of a numbered limited edition box set that also included copy of Ian's book and a signed photo. Some of the vinly LPs were sold separtely from the box, however.

1997 Album by Ian Hunter

Original Album: It Ain't Easy; I Feel Free - The Rats; A Lot of What You've Got - Dana Gillespie; Burning Sounds - Glen Matlock and the Mavericks; Whiter Shade Of Pale - Gary Brooker; Mystery Train - Willy and the Poor Boys; Medicine Show - Big Audio; Last Time I Saw You; Come Up And See Me - Steve Harley; It's A Kind of Magic - Roger Taylor; Width of a Circle; Ziggy Stardust; Angel No. 9; Don't Look Down; Moonage Daydream; White Light/White Heat; Suffragette City - Spiders From Mars; Once Bitten Twice Shy; Resurrection Mary - Ian Hunter; Baba O'Reilly; Summertime Blues - Roger Daltrey; Michael Picasso; All The Young Dudes - Ian Hunter

NMC Sampler: It's A Kind of Magic - Roger Taylor; Width of a Circle; Ziggy Stardust; Angel No. 9; Don't Look Down; Moonage Daydream; White Light/White Heat; Suffragette City - Spiders From Mars; Once Bitten Twice Shy; Resurrection Mary - Ian Hunter; Baba O'Reilly; Summertime Blues - Roger Daltrey; Michael Picasso; All The Young Dudes - Ian Hunter

NMC Enhanced Disc: It's A Kind of Magic - Roger Taylor [video]; All The Young Dudes - Ian Hunter [video]

The Mick Ronson Memorial Concert was held at the Hammersmith Apollo in London on 23 April 1994. The NMC CDx3 reissue includes an enhanced CD disc with two Quicktime videos. it also has a promo sticker that incorrectly lists the concert as 1993 instead of 1994.

1999 Album by I. Hunter, C. Laing, M. Ronson

Easy Money (Laing/Hunter); Silent Movie (Laing/Hunter); I Ain't No Angel (Laing/Hunter); The Best Thing (Laing); I Hate Dancin' (Laing); The Outsider (Hunter); Just When I Needed You Most (Van Warmer); Lowdown Freedom (Shaver); On My Way To Georgia (Laing/West/Jones); Growing Old With Rock and Roll (Laing); The Outsider [CDK video clip]

This album includes material written and recorded by Corky Laing, Ian Hunter, Mick Ronson, and Felix Pappalardi in 1978. Overdubs by Leslie West were added afterward. The last two tracks are from Corky's solo album Makin' It On The Street, and do not feature Hunter or Ronson. A Windows computer program called the CDK Video Player is included on the CD, which will play a warbly Elektra promo video of The Outsider shot in the studio and featuring Ian, Mick, Corky, and Felix.

2000 Album by Ian Hunter

Original album tracks: Life After Death [Long Island]; Ships [Long Island]; Letter To Brittania From The Union Jack [Chicago]; We Gotta Get Out Of Here [Essen]; While You Were Looking At Me [Toronto]; I'm The [Teacher)] [Toronto]; American Music [Toronto]; Day Tripper [Toronto]; Tell It Like It Is [San Jose]; Pain [San Jose]; Women's Intuition [San Jose]; Wild East [Toronto]; Na Na Na [Toronto];

Bonus disc tracks: FBI [Long Island]; Once Bitten Twice Shy [Long Island]; When The Daylight Comes [Chicago]; Laugh At Me [Chicago]; I Wish I Was Your Mother [Essen]; Cleveland Rocks [Chicago]; Bastard [Chicago]; Standing In My Light [Chicago]; Angeline [Long Island]; All The Way From Memphis [Chicago]; All The Young Dudes [Chicago]; Slaughter on 10th Avenue [Essen]; Walking With A Mountain/Rock And Roll Queen [Chicago]

This album is a compilation of previously unreleased live material from various periods in Ian's solo career (Long Island NY 1979; Chicago IL 1979; Essen Germany 1980; San Jose CA 1989; Toronto Canada 1987/88). The bonus disc, Collateral Damage, contains more live material from those shows, and was included with the first 5000 copies.

2001 Album by Ian Hunter

Still Love Rock and Roll (Hunter); Wash Us Away (Hunter); Death of a Nation (Hunter); Morons (Hunter); Purgatory (Hunter); American Spy (Hunter); Dead Man Walkin' (Hunter); Good Samaritan (Hunter); Soap 'n' Water (Hunter); Ripoff (Hunter); Knees of My Heart (Hunter); No One (Hunter)

Musicians include Ian Hunter, Andy York, John Conte, Steve Holley, Mickey Curry, Richie Pagano, Robbie Alter, Dane Clark, Rick Tedesco, James Mastro, Doug Petty, and Tom Mandel. The album is produced by Andy York and Ian Hunter, and was recorded at New Calcutta Studios in New York, NY.

2003 Album by Ian Hunter

CD Disc One: Rest In Peace; All Of The Good Ones Are Taken; I Wish I Was Your Mother; Twisted Steel; Boy; 23A Swan Hill; Waterlow; All The Young Dudes; Irene Wilde; Once Bitten Twice Shy;

CD Disc Two: Rollerball; Ships; A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square; Michael Picasso; Wash Us Away; Don't Let Go; All The Way From Memphis; Roll Away The Stone; Saturday Gigs

DVD Tracks: Rest In Peace; All Of The Good Ones Are Taken; I Wish I Was Your Mother; Twisted Steel; Boy; 23A Swan Hill; Waterlow; All The Young Dudes; Irene Wilde; Once Bitten Twice Shy; Rollerball; Ships; A Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square; Michael Picasso; All The Way From Memphis; Saturday Gigs

Sanctuary DVD Bonus Tracks: Wash Us Away; Don't Let Go; Roll Away The Stone

Recorded live in January 2002 at the Sentrum Scene in Oslo, Norway with Ian Hunter - vocals, guitar, piano; Andy York - guitar; Torstein Flakne - guitar; Kjetil Bjerkestrand - keyboards; Sven Lindvall - bass; Per Lindvall - drums; The Trondheim Soloists - strings.

2005 Album by Ian Hunter

Rest In Peace; Rock'n'roll Queen; Once Bitten Twice Shy; Twisted Steel; I Wish I Was Your Mother; Knees Of My Heart; 23a Swan Hill; Irene Wilde; The Truth The Whole Truth And Nothing But The Truth; Rollerball; Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square; Roll Away The Stone; Saturday Gigs; All The Young Dudes; The Journey; Dead Man Walking; Just Another Night; Cleveland Rocks; Michael Picasso; Standing In My Light; All The Way From Memphis; Ian Hunter interview; Ian Hunter soundcheck; Ian Hunter biography

Filmed live at The Astoria, London UK in May 2004 and features Ian Hunter, Mick Ralphs, Andy York, Steve Holley, Ian Gibbons, and Gus Goad.

2005 Album by Ian Hunter

Rest In Peace; Rock 'n' Roll Queen; Once Bitten Twice Shy; Twisted Steel; I Wish I Was Your Mother; Knees Of My Heart; 23a Swan Hill; Irene Wilde; The Truth The Whole Truth And Nothing But The Truth; Rollerball; Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square; Roll Away The Stone; Saturday Gigs; All The Young Dudes; The Journey; Dead Man Walking; Just Another Night; Cleveland Rocks; Michael Picasso; Standing In My Light; All The Way From Memphis

This album was recorded live at The Astoria, London UK in May 2004 and features Ian Hunter, Mick Ralphs, Andy York, Steve Holley, Ian Gibbons, and Gus Goad, and is the soundtrack to the Just Another Night DVD. The CD is housed in a digipack sleeve that folds out to eight panels, and includes a booklet with liner notes by Paul Lester.

2007 Album by Ian Hunter

Album Tracks: Words (Big Mouth) (Hunter/York); Fuss About Nothin' (Hunter); When the World Was Round (Hunter); Brainwashed (Hunter); Shrunken Heads (Hunter); Soul of America (Hunter); How's Your House (Hunter); Guiding Light (Hunter); Stretch (Hunter); I Am What I Hated When I Was Young (Hunter); Read 'em 'n' Weep (Hunter )

Bonus Tracks: Your Eyes (Hunter); Wasted (Hunter); Real or Imaginary (Hunter )

The album is produced by Andy York and Ian Hunter, and was recorded and mixed at A-Pawling Studios, Pawling NY and The Hangar Studio, Brookfield CT. Musicians include Steve Holley (drums and percussion), Graham Maby (bass), James Mastro (guitar), Jack Petruzzelli (guitar), Andy Burton (keyboards, accordion), and Andy York (guitar, keyboards). Jeff Tweedy, Tony Shanahan, Mark Bosch, Soozie Tyrell, Rick Tedesco, Dennis Dunaway, Mary Lee Kortes, Christine Ohlman, and Jesse Hunter also make appearances.

2009 Album by Ian Hunter

The Great Escape; Arms and Legs; Up and Running; Man Overboard; Babylon Blues; Girl From the Office; Flowers; These Feelings; Win It All; Way With Words; River of Tears

Man Overboard is produced by Andy York and Ian Hunter, and recorded at A-Pawling Studios in Pawling New York. Musicians include Andy York, Steve Holley, Paul Page, Jack Petruzzelli, James Mastro, and Andy Burton.