Dalbello discography

The discography of Canadian singer Lisa Dalbello consists of six studio albums, two live albums and multiple singles, as well as some collaborations with other artists.

Albums

Studio albums

• Lisa Dal Bello (1977)
• Pretty Girls (1979)
• Drastic Measures (1981)
• whomanfoursays (1984)
• she (1987)
• whore (1996)

Live albums

• Live At Rockpalast (2015)

Bootlegs

• Live at the Diamond club (1987)

Singles

• (Don't Want To) Stand In Your Way / Day Dream (1977)
• My Mind's Made Up / Snow White (1977)
• Pretty Girls / Dreams Are For Lovers (1978) (#84 CAN)
• Still In Love / Hollywood (1978)
• Never Get To Heaven / Dr. Noble (1981)
• She Wants To Know / Bad Timing (1981)
• Just Like You / What Your Mama Don't Know (1981)
• Gonna Get Close to You / Guilty By Association (1984) (#77 CAN)
• Animal (1984)
• Black on Black / Baby Doll (1985)
• Tango / Why Stand Alone (1987)
• Talk To Me / Imagination (1987) (#96 CAN)
• Immaculate Eyes (1987)
• eLeVeN / Whore (1995)
• Heavy Boots (1995)
• O Lil' Boy (1995)

Music videos

• Gonna Get Close to You (1984)
• Tango (1987)
• Talk To Me (1987)
• eLeVeN (1995)

Other songs

• "Always Thinking About You" (2003) - an original song written and performed for a Cheer laundry detergent TV ad.
• "(Faith In You) With All Your Heart" (1999) - an original song written and performed for a Ford Focus TV ad.
• "You're My Day" (1977) - available on Jay Graydon's compilation album "Past To Present: The 70's".
• "Start Today" (Alex Lifeson featuring Lisa Dalbello) (1996) from Alex Lifeson's 1996 solo album "Victor". Lisa Dalbello is doing the lead vocals.
• "Something's Happening Here" (1986) - the theme song for "EXPO 86".
• "March Of The Arches" (David Suzuki featuring Lisa Dalbello) (recorded in the early 1980s) - featured on David Suzuki's album "Space Child", an educational album for children. It is available in some regions on iTunes. Lisa Dalbello provides the lead vocals.
• "Eyes" (David Suzuki featuring Lisa Dalbello) (recorded in the early 1980s) - featured on David Suzuki's album "Space Child", an educational album for children. It is available in some regions on iTunes. Lisa Dalbello provides the lead vocals.
• "Wheels" (Lisa Dalbello featuring Tim Thorney) (recorded in the early 1980s) - featured on David Suzuki's album "Space Child", an educational album for children. It is available in some regions on iTunes. Lisa Dalbello shares the lead vocals with Tim Thorney.
• "The Sins Of Dorian Gray" is the theme song of the 1983 movie with the same title.
• "Cry" (1996) - an unreleased demo outtake from the "whore" sessions.
• "I Do What I Do (Solo version)" - a demo outtake from the 9½ Weeks soundtrack.
• "I Do What I Do" (John Taylor featuring Lisa Dalbello) - available on the 9½ Weeks soundtrack.
• "Miss Sun" (Boz Scaggs featuring Lisa Dalbello) - recorded in 1980, available on Scaggs' album "HITS"
• "Miss Sun" (TOTO featuring Lisa Dalbello) - a demo song from Toto's album "XX (1977-1997)"
• "Some Things Never Change" (Chris de Burgh featuring Lisa Dalbello) (1980) - from de Burgh's album "Eastern Wind"
• "Rules Are Made To Be Broken" (Robert Palmer featuring Lisa Dalbello)
• "What's Gone" (Kim Mitchell featuring Lisa Dalbello)
• "The Formula" (Thinkman featuring Lisa Dalbello)
• "There Shines Our Promised Land" (Thinkman featuring Lisa Dalbello)
• "Every Moment" (2011) - from The Keg commercials.
• "Lift You Up" (2011) - from The Keg commercials.
• "Something Good" (2011) - from The Keg commercials.
• "Pretty Girls (Alternate Version)" - a different, re-recorded version of Pretty Girls was released as a single in 1978.
• "Black On Black (demo)" - available on the 9½ Weeks soundtrack and as a single.
• "Baby Doll (demo)" - from the Black On Black single.
• "Lucky Day" (Heart (band) featuring Lisa Dalbello) - a demo that Lisa Dalbello recorded and released with the band Heart.
• "Blowin' In The Wind" (St. Margaret Mary Church Singers featuring Lisa Dalbello)
• "Amazing Grace" (St. Margaret Mary Church Singers featuring Lisa Dalbello)
• "I Can Do It" (Lisa Dalbello featuring Tim Thorney)