Discography

Glen Campbell’s Catalogue: Studio and Live Releases

 

Original Recordings
Compilations and Repackages
Year Recording Title Label Year Recording Title Label
1962 Big Bluegrass Special Capitol 1975 Arkansas Capitol
1963 Too Late to Worry, Too Blue To Cry Capitol 1976 Glen Campbell’s 20 Golden Greats EMI
1964 The Astounding 12-String Guitar Capitol 1987 The Very Best of Glen Campbell Capitol
1965 The Big Bad Rock Guitar of Glen Campbell Capitol 1987 The Best of the Early Years Curb
1967 Burning Bridges Capitol 1990 Classics Collection Liberty
1967 Gentle on My Mind Capitol 1990 Greatest Country Hits Curb
1967 By the Time I Get to Phoenix Capitol 1991 Country Gold Liberty
1968 Hey, Little One Capitol 1991 All-Time Favorites Pair
1968 A New Place in the Sun Capitol 1991 All Time Favorite Hits Excelsior
1968 Bobbie Gentry & Glen Campbell Capitol 1992 All-Time Favorite Hits CEMA
1968 That Christmas Feeling Capitol 1992 The World of Glen Campbell/ Live Trace
1968 Wichita Lineman Capitol 1992 Christmas with Glen Campbell Capitol
1969 Galveston Capitol 1993 Live in London Bulldog
1969 True Grit Capitol 1993 Greatest Hits and Finest Performances Reader’s
1969 Glen Campbell: Live Capitol 1994 Glen Campbell Castle
1970 Try a Little Kindness Capitol 1994 Phoenix Drive Archive
1970 Oh Happy Day Capitol 1995 Ultimate Bransounds
1970 Norwood Capitol 1995 Greatest Hits Live Prime Cuts
1970 The Glen Campbell Goodtime Album Capitol 1995 Back to Back Hits Cema Special
1971 Glen Campbell’s Greatest Hits Capitol 1995 Essential, Vol. 3 Capitol
1971 The Last Time I Saw Her Capitol 1995 Essential, Vol. 2 Capitol
1971 Anne Murray / Glen Campbell Capitol 1995 Essential, Vol. 1 Capitol
1972 The Artistry of Glen Campbell Capitol RC 1995 Happy Holidays from Glen Campbell Cema
1972 Glen Travis Campbell Capitol 1995 Christmas Glen Campbell & Sonny James Cema
1973 I Knew Jesus (Before He Was a Star) Capitol 1997 Glen Campbell Collection (1962-1989) Razor & Tie
1973 I Remember Hank Williams Capitol 1997 Glen Campbell: Members Edition United Audio
1974 Houston (I’m Comin’ to See You) Capitol 1997 That Christmas Feeling Disky
1974 Reunion: The Songs Of Jimmy Webb Capitol 1998 Gentle on My Mind/Phoenix EMI
1975 Live in Japan Import 1998 Original Gold Disky
1975 Glen Picks and Ernie Sings Capitol 1998 Original Gold, Disk 1 Disky
1975 Rhinestone Cowboy Capitol 1998 Original Gold, Disk 2 Disky
1976 Bloodline Capitol 1998 Branson City Limits [live] Unison
1976 The Best of Glen Campbell Capitol 1999 Rhinestone Cowboy Cleopatra
1977 Southern Nights Capitol 1999 Golden Hits Live Intercontinent
1978 Live at the Royal Festival Hall Capitol 1999 Capitol Years: 1965-1977 EMI
1978 Basic Capitol 1999 Reunited With Jimmy Webb Raven
1979 Highwayman Capitol 1999 In Concert [live] Charly
1979 Somethin’ Bout You Baby I Like Capitol 2000 In Concert [live] Import
1981 It’s the World Gone Crazy Capitol 2000 Greatest Hits Live Legacy
1981 Glen Campbell Live (UK) RCA/Energy     ? His Greatest Hits in Concert Krueger Org.
1982 Old Home Town Atlantic 2000 20 Great Love Songs Disky
1984 Letter to Home Atlantic 2000 Love Songs Gold Label
1984 No More Night Word 2000 20 Greatest Hits Capitol
1985 It’s Just a Matter of Time Atlantic 2000 The Gold Collection Fine Tune
1987 Still Within the Sound of My Voice MCA 2000 Southern Nights: Greatest Hits Woodford
1988 Light Years MCA 2000 Super Hits Atlantic
1989 Favorite Hymns Canaan/Epic 2000 Glen Campbell Christmas EMI-Capitol
1990 Walkin’ in the Sun Liberty 2001 Reunion: The Songs of Jimmy Webb Capitol
1991 Unconditional Love Liberty 2001 Country Stars & Stripes Direct Source
1991 Show Me Your Way New Haven 2001 Star Power: Glen Campbell Direct Source
1992 Rock-A-Doodle Liberty 2001 Signature Series Direct Source
1992 Wings of Victory New Haven 2001 Wichita Lineman BMG
1993 Somebody Like That Liberty 2001 Rhinestone Cowboy, Vol. 2 Platinum Disc
1993 Home for the Holidays New Haven 2001 Glen Campbell, Vol. 1 Platinum Disc
1994 The Boy in Me New Haven 2001 Southern Nights, Vol. 1 Platinum Disc
1994 Glen Campbell Live! His Greatest Hits LaserLight 2001 All-Time Greatest Hits CEMA
1995 Christmas with Glen Campbell Laserlight     ? Love Songs EMI
1996 Jesus and Me: The Collection New Haven 2001 Best of Glen Campbell EMI
1997 My Hits and Love Songs   Disk 2 Capitol     ? Glen Campbell, Gentle On My Mind CEMA
1998 A Glen Campbell Christmas Unison/TNN     ? Glen Campbell, The Hit Albums     ?
2002 In Concert With the South Dakota Sym. GC Ent.     ? Glen Campbell, Simply the Best     ?
 2004  Love Is the Answer: 24 Songs of Faith, Hope and Love Universal South Glen Campbell, Country Classics     ?
Glen Campbell, 20 Greatest Hits     ?
Glen Campbell, His Hits in Concert     ?
Greatest Hits Live     ?
Glenn Campbell Gold (sic)     ?
The World of Glen Campbell Live     ?
I’ll Paint You a Song Pickwick Int.
The Glen Campbell Album Pickwick Int.
A Satisfied Mind Pickwick Int.

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  • Gbab819

    Is it possible to buy Glen’s “In Concert with the South Dakota Symphyony? I would love to have this DVD! I grew up with your songs and this DVD would be a highlight of my most treasured music.
    Thank you and God Bless Glen!

    • Mike D.

      Absolutely. It’s title is “Glen Campbell In Concert”, (2001). Netflix has it, or you can find it on-line for around $25. It’s our favorite DVD.

  • Wrenfulton

    Glen, I call you Glen because I feel so close to you Because I grew up listening to you and have recently felt a connection to you because of your alzheimers and my Dads dementia.My name is Wren and my sister Tricia and I will be at your concert in Jackson MS on Feb. 26th. Your tribute was my favorite part of the 2012 Grammys. You were great!

  • Frank

    Dear Mr. Campbell I also loved your work in the probably lesser known but great surf Instrumental bands (that never get mentioned) The Darts, The Defenders and The Deuce Coupes, timeless Classic Surf albums, Thank You.

  • Wray

    IMPORTANT +++ PLEASE CHECK OUT THIS LINK CONCERNING ALZHEIMER’S…. IT MAY HELP:
    http://www.cbn.com/media/player/index.aspx?s=/mp4/LJO190v1_WS

  • http://www.facebook.com/jhoward1950 Jan Howard

    Dear Glen, I’ve seen with my own eyes,, my Mom suffer the Alzheimer’s experience. It was heartbreaking. In the 60s when you had your Summer fill in show. Then to become part of prime time television. I was so moved by your music. Being a teenager at this time. You were on my list of musicians anentertainers that hopefully one day I would marry. Silly, yes. I’ve followed you thrugh your ups and downs.throughtout the years. But, never gave up in the music and messages that you, Jimmy Webb and John Hartford sent to the listeners. You have shown, with your honesty about your illness, true heroic acts. One day in my travels through life I would still hope to meet you. To thank you for the pleasure and theraputic soundtrack ofyour life.Your last CD is wonderufl. When I went to Walmart to by the CD. I’d makde the comment to the clerk that this was your final CD. He was flip, and said, “thant’s what they all say”. I hope it does not bother you and your family that I said, “With Glen it is not just saying it. He’s early stages of Alzhiemers.The guy was not sure what to respond with. That’s okay As he looked for the CD, he found one copy. He was amaed that they only had one copy. I was so thrilled to be the purchaser of what I consider to be fOne of your best, Glen. You are in my prayers along with your loving family. THANK YOU FOR ALL THE MUSIC. FYI, your music, along with many other performers of 50′s through today can be heard at a place called; http://www.rockandrollheaven.net/ Feature Mason Ramsey. To go directly to our beloved music online. Check out http://player.fstklsx.net/ Thank you for all the great memories, Glen. Sincerely, Jan Howard. Wisconsin Rapids, WI.

  • RuthM

    Dear Glen Campbell,
    I just purchased my Ghost on the Canvas(Limited Deluxe Edition)! It has been many years since I have wriatten to you, but I felt a need to do so now. As much as I’d like to meet you, I’ve never had that opportunity, so here’s another “letter from someone you don’t even know.” I found the music on this album to be very good; Glen, your vioce is as clear and beautiful as always, and the “guitar picking” was wonderful.
    I did however have mixed emotions. You see, as a teenager in the late 60′s early 70′s I had a huge crush on you. I purchased all of your albums and never missed your Goodtime Hour TV show. I have always loved your voice,(and it didn’t hurt any that you were so darn cute.) I saw you in concert whenever you came to the Cleveland area, at 4 different venues: (Public Hall, downtown Cleveland; Blossom Music Center, Cuyahoga Falls; Music Carnival; and the Front Row, Mayfield Village, which is where I grew up!) I won free tickets to a pre-showing of True Grit and bought the soundtrack album. I even saw (and bought the soundtrack for) your second movie, Norwood, which is not often referred to in your bios. I also wrote you many letters and of course joined your fan club. At one concert (Blossom Music Center) my brother took telephoto pictures of you for me, I sent you a print with a letter asking for your autograph, and you actually signed and sent it back to me! One concert was at a theater-in-the-round (the Front Row), and I was fortunate to have a seat by the runway, and I got the chance to shake your hand when you came off the stage! And yet another night at the same venue, my girlfriend and I stood outside the stage exit, and I was able to get your autograph in person as you came out!
    Having told you all the above, there was another reason besides your good looks and beautiful voice that drew me to you. I saw you as a kind, decent man, and I thought you were a Christian. My first Glen Campbell concert you ended with the “Lord’s Prayer.” At other concerts you sang and played the bagpipes to “Amazing Grace.” Articles I read told of your upbringing and Christian background. You also recorded songs such as “Oh Happy Day,” and “I Knew Jesus, Before He was a Superstar.” My hope was to find a man of Christian faith like you to marry someday.
    I met a wonderful caring Christian man, we were married in 1982, and I sort of lost track of you. I wasn’t hearing your music being played on country radio anymore, and I didn’t purchase any further albums. However, my Aunt sent me a magazine article which told of your alcohol and drug abuse. I was devastated! When you grow up crushing on a star, you don’t stop caring about him as a person. I later heard that you had come to the Lord Jesus Christ, and of course I was thrilled and very thankful! I was able to purchase your 3 Christian music CDs. our beautiful recording of “Jesus and Me” brought tears to my eyes.
    Now, back to Ghost on the Canvas. My concern is that the words are somewhat ambiguous, and there is not the clear witness for Jesus that was present on your Christian CDs. Since it is supposed to be the “story of Glen Campbell’s life” and your farewell album, I was hoping for a last powerful Christian witness from you. Your letter to your fans makes no mention of the Lord or His work in your life, and your “Thank-yous” don’t mention God either. A couple of the songs mention heaven and/or allude to it by calling it “A Better Place.” But there is no Gospel there. No mention of the sacrifice Jesus made for all of us by dying on the cross and taking our sins away, and the salvation that is ours if we believe in Him.
    I was naturally very sorry to hear of your Alzheimer’s disease, and I was touched by the tribute given you at last year’s CMA’s. I wish you were coming to Denver (or anywhere in CO) on your farewell tour, but it doesn’t look like I’ll ever see you perform live again. I pray that Jesus will be with you and your family and that He will spare you much suffering. But mostly my prayer is that you and your family, and anyone else reading this, do accept Jesus’ sacrifice for all our sins. Then we will rejoice together in heaven one day.
    In Christ’s Love, Ruth

    • RuthM

      From myself- Sorry about the typos; I didn’t see them until after this was posted, and I found no edit or way to go back and correct them!
      Should read: “It has been many years since I have written to you”
      and “Your beautiful recording of ‘Jesus and Me’ brought tears to my eyes. “

    • RuthM

      Please see new letter posted under “Tour.”

  • Ded102

    Got to see glen and the band last night in Worcester Massachusetts. Great show! Great to see a music legend. His voice was great and that guitar was rocking. Today’s country music should tune in. By the way his 3 kids in the band are impressive.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1276336635 Jacqueline Shuchat-Marx

    just heard a song from his new album on 90.5 Brookdale, New Jersey FM….. it was amazing. Had riffs from “Wichita Lineman” – I must know the title!

  • San

    Where can we find your LP I Guess I Just Missed You? Thank you

  • Loceycon

    Just watched Glen on the Conan O’brian show and it was inspirational as well as entertaining. I,m now a fan… Thank you..

  • Taydelott1

    Mr Campbell may be the best ( my opinion ) guitar player ever. A skill that is not appreciated in the manner in which it should be. The tribute to him on the CMA’s, while heartwarming, mentioned nothing about his ability on anything with strings ( from a mandolin to a bass from 6 to12 strings). In an odd way they gave notice to those skills, by having Brad Paisley and Keith Urban play on that tribute (the two best axemen in country music). His back and forth with Roy Clark, Eric Clapton (search you tube), Buck Owens, and anyone else you can name are legendary (the glen campbell goodtime hour).

  • Taydelott1

    why can i not find A PLACE IN THE SUN……Loved the album and understand that the title is a Stevie wonder song.

  • Tomahawkcounty

    Being the age of 50, I have been aware of Glen Campbell’s music and television career for decades – but only in a casual way. When I recently read that Mr. Campbell was a member of the infamous LA studio “Wrecking Crew” I took a much closer look and listen. Only the BEST were in that exclusive club who put their talents to hard use on thousands of the hit records we grew up with. Check it out on Wikipedia. Now I know that Glen Campbell is and always has been a badass axeman with a vocal ability that few ever will. God Bless Ya Mr. Campbell! I can only imagine what a tough hombre you have been all these decades in the most cutthroat business of all! You have made more records than I have ever OWNED! I will be spending the rest of my life trying to listen to all of them.

    • Ms Read

      There’s a book coming out in February 2012 called “The Wrecking Crew: The Inside Story of Rock and Roll’s Best-Kept Secret” by Kent Hartman. I’m a librarian so I get to read and review books before their release date. It’s really good, and makes me appreciate Glen Campbell’s contribution to pop music. I love listening to him sing.

  • BaltimoreDee

    I agree: Wikipedia’s list is much more complete (although it is not a definitive list).

  • Ron Toft

    I’ve got a cracking album entitled Glen Sings America containing tracks like Shenandoah, Scarlet Ribbons and Scarborough Fair. Have never seen it listed in any official discography. Would love to knowif it’s around in CD format or as a digital download.
    Ron Toft
    Winchester, UK
    PS Had the honour in the late 70s and early 80s of running the UK-based Glen Campbell Appreciation Society. Hope Glen’s retirement will be marked by the release of lots of difficul-to-get recordings. I am sure there is a market out there.

    • BaltimoreDee

      Thank you so much for mentioning Glen Sings America. I could not find a CD
      either, but was able to local an LP. I agree that there is a market for Glen Campbell’s difficult-to-get recordings. I’ve been able to find some hard-to-find albums on MusicStack.com as well as ebay. Good luck!

  • Ettajane2

    Is there a recording of Glen Campbell’s live show like those in Tunica MS when his daughter was also on his show? That is the performance of Glen Campbell that I am searching for. To me, I saw the inexplicable talent in a way never seen before. I really wish I had one of those shows to watch again.

  • Lreardon

    A message to Mr. Campbell: Our hearts and prayers go out to you and your family. You have so much God given talent with which you have blessed us for so many years; a signature voice, a signature smile, a signature style, and an amazing ability to play the guitar. Follow the doctor’s orders, and pray to the Great Physician. We never know when He will reveal a cure. Keep singing as long as He is willing. By the way, Mr. Campbell, you are not a rhinestone; that is made by man. You are a diamond; one of God’s creations. At least that is how I see it. Thank you for all the wonderful music you gave us. Take care and keep going; giving it your all.
    That you are making this tour is great; it shows courage and determination to not give up, as does your signature smile. I just wish you had scheduled a performance in Texas, like in Dallas; I would love to see your show. Keep smiling that smile and singing those songs.
    God be with you always.

  • Lreardon

    I understand that Mr. Campbell playes back-up for a lot of singers before he started making his own records. I am interested in the albums he recorded as the main performer or as one of a duet. I apologize for not being clearer. I would like to add to my “Glen Campbell library”, and a list or a discography that filled-in the blanks would be most helpful. I use such lists as a shopping list of sorts. Can any one provide Mr. Campbell’s catalog of his albums and songs? Who would be able to restore the discography as it was on the former website? How can we get their attention to do so?

  • roberts

    Lreardon – No – the list is very incomplete. The wikipedia list is far more complete (Glen campbell discography search). This list is missing others. For example: Love is the answer is not listed, numerous compilations (although many are similar) are not listed here. On the former Glen Campbell site, the list was more complete … I am not sure what happened.

    As for a list of all songs, this is almost impossible to do. While a track list of his songs released on Glen Campbell albums would be possible, the fact is that, from 1955-70, he was on literally hundreds of albums. At the time, he was a member of the wrecking crew. Few bands recorded their own songs, and the studio musicians were the norm. Listing all of his songs would be virtually impossible.

  • Lreardon

    Also, other than “Meet Glen Campbell”, are all Mr. Campbell’s albums (compitlations and all) in the list above?

  • Lreardon

    Is there an available list of all the song titles Mr. Campbell recorded? If so, how can one get a copy?

  • roberts

    What happned to Meet Glen Campbell? Why does that not count as an album?