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Status Quo History

There have been many dates suggested as the one for Quo’s inception, and the fact that their anniversaries don’t all tie in with each other just adds to the confusion. However the origins of the band can be traced back to 1962 when Alan Lancaster, whilst still at school in Kent already had a traditional jazz band.The jazz band becomes a beat group, and Alan invites his friend Francis Rossi (then known as Michael) to join, along with classmate Jess Jaworski on Vox organ. The band make their debut at a sports club in Dulwich (south-east London), and soon after recruit John Coghlan as permanent drummer. They originally call themselves The Scorpions, but soon change that to the Spectres.

The group secure a residency at the Café des Artistes in London, and later appear on the same bill as The Hollies, which further secures them a job at Butlins Holiday camp in the summer. In 1965 Jaworski quits the band to be replaced by Roy Lynes, and whilst they are playing at Butlins in Minehead, first meet Rick Parfitt who is touring holiday camps with two young ladies in a group called The Highlights.

Signed to Pye records, the group release three singles but unfortunately with no chart success. They briefly change their name to Traffic Jam, releasing one single - Almost But Not Quite There - but following legal problems (the name was deemed too similar to Steve Winwood’s Traffic) they drop the name, and at the suggestion of their manager become The Status Quo.

Rick Parfitt joins the group, and the band score their first chart hit with Pictures of Matchstick Men in 1968, the success of which leads to a support slot with Gene Pitney. Whilst the follow up single Black Veils of Melancholy fails to chart in the UK, Pictures... becomes a hit in the United States. An early summer tour is followed by the release of the Picturesque Matchstickable Messages album. Ice In The Sun becomes a hit for The Status Quo in the UK and US.

By 1970, the group have become simply Status Quo, and after their second album Spare Parts has failed to chart, they decide on a change of musical direction, resulting in the release of Down The Dustpipe, the first single to hint at the style of Quo to come. Roy Lynes leaves the band as the Ma Kelly’s Greasy Spoon album is released. The album is much more blues based, as is their final album on the Pye label, Dog of Two Head.

For the next three years the group tours heavily around the UK, and begin to gain popularity with their heavier sound. The group sign to Vertigo records, and in 1973 release the Piledriver LP, which reaches the top 5 in the UK album charts. The single Paper Plane consolidates their success and the group appear at the Reading Rock Festival. Caroline is a huge success and the Hello album enters the chart at Number 1, proving that Quo have arrived and are here to stay.

In 1975, Quo achieve their first (and so far only) official UK No.1 single Down Down, although they have achieved No.1 status in some independent charts. By the end of 1976 Andy Bown has become a permanent member of the group, although he had already recorded with the band as far back as the Hello album. For the next few years Quo continue to be successful in the singles charts, whilst all their albums make it into the Top 5. As a riposte to critics who label the band as three-chord wonders they release Living On An Island, another single success.

In 1981 The group is presented with the Nordoff Robbins Music Therapy Silver Clef Award. In 1982, John Coghlan decides to leave the band, not least to pursue commitments with his own band Diesel. He is replaced by Pete Kircher for the recording of the new album, 1982. The artwork (1+9+8+2 = XX) hints at the fact that the album is celebrating the band’s 20th anniversary, and it becomes yet another Number 1.

The group go on to play the inaugural concert for the launch of The Prince’s Trust, with HRH Prince Charles in theaudience, at the NEC in Birmingham. The concert is broadcast live on BBC1 and BBC Radio 1, and the opening track Caroline is released as a single. To round the year off the band release From The Makers Of..., a boxed set of two cassettes or three LP’s featuring significant singles and album tracks from the band’s career, as well as ten tracks from the NEC concert. A numbered limited edition version is also released with the albums contained in a metal tin. Despite the then relatively high cost of Ł10 (Ł12 for the metal tins), FTMO makes it to number 4 in the album charts,and the metal editions are so popular that an unnumbered edition is also re-released.

By 1984 Alan Lancaster has moved to live permanently in Australia, and internal disputes within the band prompt them to announce an end to touring. The End Of The Road tour is a sell-out success, with a massive concert at the Milton Keynes Bowl. During the gig Francis Rossi assures the crowd that the band is not splitting and that they will still be recording together, although both he and Rick Parfitt go on to record away from the band.

In 1985, following Parfitt and Rossi’s appearance on Band-Aid’s Do They Know It’s Christmas? Quo open the spectacular Live Aid concert with , which the BBC has appropriately been using to advertise the event. Alan Lancaster flies in from Australia especially for the event. Rossi & Parfitt later admit that having done Live Aid they are itching to get back on the road. Phonogram, Vertigo’s parent company, press for Quo to fulfil their contractual obligations for another three albums, but internal disputes in the band reach an all time high, with Alan Lancaster taking out an injunction to prevent Parfitt and Rossi recording as Status Quo without him. They maintain that they are seen as the public face of the band and the High Court eventually sides with them. Pete Kircher quits the line-up, and new recruits Jeff Rich and John ’Rhino’ Edwards, who have worked with Parfitt on his (unreleased) solo album are taken on board.

In 1986 the band releases Rollin’ Home which becomes a top 10 hit, and they support Queen at Wembley Stadium on a bill which also features The Alarm and INXS. The In The Army Now album is another Top 10 album, with the title track making number 2 in the singles chart, kept off the top by Nick Berry’s Every Loser Wins. Alan Lancaster is asked to join Australian group, The Party Boys, who release their version of John Kongo’s 1971 hit He’s Gonna Step On You Again, which is a No.1 hit in Australia although it fails to chart in the UK.

In 1988, following a precedent set by Tears For Fears, Status Quo re-record Rocking All Over The World as Running All Over The World for the Sport Aid event. They also record a version with the original lyrics which is played at the end of the Top Of The Pops 21st Birthday Special, and released on an eponymous LP in the US.

Despite an ever decreasing amount of airplay from radio stations who brand the band unfashionable Quo have a top 5 hit with Burning Bridges from the Ain’t Complaining album. However, radio stations are increasingly considering Quo singles too unfashionable to playlist, and this contributes to the poor showing of the Perfect Remedy album and it’s singles.

In 1990, Quo do manage another number 2 single with the Anniversary Waltz, and a number 16 with the followup, not surprisingly called Anniversary Waltz Part 2. The greatest Hits album Rockin All Over The Years is a huge success, receiving a four-star review in Q Magazine, and selling over 100,000 copies in 10 days. They go on to do a show for press and fan-club members at Butlins in Minehead as part of their (confusingly) 25th Anniversar celebrations.

In 1991 The group is honoured at the annual Brit Awards with the Outstanding Contribution To British Music Award, where they perform a medley of four of their biggest hits. They also receive a World Music Award at a ceremony in Monte Carlo. Later this year they enter the Guinness Book Of Records by doing a national tour of the UK in 12 hours, performing in Glasgow, Sheffield, Birmingham and Wembley. The event, Rock ’Til You Drop, receives massive publicity. The following year they headline BBC Radio 1’s Party In The Park celebrations. The subsequent live album Live Alive Quo, whilst not a huge chart success, nevertheless proves that the band still take some beating as a live act, andreceives an accolade from Q magazine that it contains a version of Caroline which ”pisses on the original and then steals it’s wallet!”

In 1993, Rossi & Parfitt publish their ”Just For The Record” autobiography, and the tour that year carries the same name. Thirsty Work appears in 1994, and in 1995 Quo announce that their 30th Anniversary album will feature cover versions of songs by such artists as The Beach Boys, Creedence Clearwater Revival and Fleetwood Mac. Called Don’t Stop the album is released in 1996, and makes number 2. Quo also take Radio 1 to court, partly accusing them of being ageist, and partly of going back on their word that in return for headlining the Party In The Park event they would be given more consideration for airplay. Despite losing the hearing the band considers the action a success in so much as it has raised awareness of the issue.

In 1994 Manchester United FC have a chart-topping single Come On You Reds which is based on Burning Bridges, which the band perform on and produce

In 1997 the band continues to tour and sets about recording a new album with a new producer, Mike Paxman, at the helm. Meanwhile Whatever You Want, another Greatest Hits compilation, is another success. Existing touring commitments in the UK and Europe make the recording of the new album a slow process, but towards the end of 1998 the title is announced as Under The Influence. It is eagerly awaited, and due for release March 29th 1999 on Eagle Records.

To be continued………

1968 Picturesque Matchstickable Messages From The Status Quo
Now Re-issued on CD (Castle ESM CD 620)
1.Black Veils Of Melancholy (Rossi)
2.When The Mind Is Not Live (Parfitt)
3.Ice In The Sun (Wilde/Scott)
4.Elizabeth Dreams (Wilde/Scott)
5.Gentleman Joe’s Sidewalk Cafe (Young)
6.Paradise Flat (Wilde/Scott)
7.Technicolor Dreams (King)
8.Spicks And Specks (Gibb)
9.Sheila (Roe)
10.Sunny Cellophane Skies (Lancaster)
11.Green Tambourine (Leka/Pinz)
12.Pictures Of Matchstick Men (Rossi)

Spare Parts 1969
Now Re-issued on CD (Castle ESM CD 625)
1.Face Without a Soul (Rossi/Parfitt)
2.You’re Just What I Was Looking For (Goffin/King)
3.Are You Growing Tired of My Love (Anthony King)
4.Antique Angelique (Lancaster/Young)
5.So Ends Another Life (Lancaster)
6.Poor Old Man (Rossi/Parfitt)
7.Mister Mind Detector (King)
8.Clown (Young/Lancaster/Nixson)
9.Velvet Curtains (King)
10.Little Miss Nothing (Rossi/Parfitt)
11.When I Awake (Lancaster/Young)
12.Nothing at All (Lynes/Young/Lancaster)

Ma Kelly’s Greasy Spoon 1970
Now Re-issued on CD (Castle ESM CD 621)
1.Spinning Wheel Blues (Rossi/Young)
2.Daughter (Lancaster)
3.Everything (Rossi/Parfitt)
4.Shy Fly (Rossi/Young)
5.Spring Summer and Wednesdays (Rossi/Young)
6.Junior’s Wailing (White/Pugh)
7.Lakky Lady (Rossi/Parfitt)
8.Need Your Love (Rossi/Young)
9.Lazy Poker Blues (Green/Adams)
10.Is It Really Me (Lancaster)

Dog Of Two Head 1971
Now Re-issued on CD (Castle ESM CD 626)
1.Umleitung (Lancaster/Lynes)
2.Nanana (Extraction)
3.Something’s Going on in My Head(Lancaster)
4.Mean Girl (Rossi/Young)
5.Nanana (Extraction)
6.Gerdundula (Manston/James)
7.Railroad (Rossi/Young)
8.Someone’s Learning (Lancaster)
9.Nanana (Rossi/Young)

Piledriver 1972
CD - Vertigo 848 171-2
1.Don’t Waste My Time (Rossi/Young)
2.Oh Baby (Rossi/Parfitt)
3.A Year (Lancaster/Frost)
4.Unspoken Words (Rossi/Young)
5.Big Fat Mama (Rossi/Parfitt)
6.Paper Plane (Rossi/Young)
7.All The Reasons (Parfitt/Lancaster)
8.Roadhouse Blues (Doors)

Hello 1973
CD - Vertigo 848 171-2
1.Roll Over Lay Down (Rossi/Young/Lancaster/Parfitt/Coghlan)
2.Claudie (Rossi/Young)
3.Reason For Living (Rossi/Parfitt)
4.Blue Eyed Lady (Lancaster/Parfitt)
5.Caroline (Rossi/Young)
6.Softer Ride (Lancaster/Parfitt)
7.And It’s Better Now (Rossi/Young)
8.Forty-Five Hundred Times (Rossi/Parfitt)

Quo 1974
CD - Vertigo 848 089-2
1.Backwater (Parfitt/Lancaster)
2.Just Take Me (Parfitt/Lancaster)
3.Break The Rules (Rossi/Young/Parfitt/Lancaster/Coghlan)
4.Drifting Away (Parfitt/Lancaster)
5.Don’t Think It Matters (Parfitt/Lancaster)
6.Fine Fine Fine (Rossi/Young)
7.Lonely Man(Parfitt/Lancaster)
8.Slow Train (Rossi/Young)

On The Level 1975
CD - Vertigo 848174-2
1.Little Lady (Parfitt)
2.Most Of The Time (Rossi/Young)
3.I Saw The Light (Rossi/Young)
4.Over And Done (Lancaster)
5.Nightride (Parfitt/Young)
6.Down Down (Rossi/Young)
7.Broken Man (Lancaster)
8.What To Do (Rossi/Young)
9.Where I Am (Parfitt)
10.Bye Bye Johnny (Berry)

Blue For You 1976
CD - Vertigo 848 089-2
1.Is There A Better Way (Lancaster/Rossi)
2.Mad About The Boy (Rossi/Young)
3.Ring Of A Change (Young/Rossi)
4.Blue For You (Lancaster)
5.Rain (Parfitt)
6.Rolling Home (Lancaster/Rossi)
7.That’s A Fact (Rossi/Young)
8.Ease Your Mind (Lancaster)
9.Mystery Song (Parfitt/Young)

Live! 1977
2xCD - Vertigo 510 334-2
1.Junior’s Wailing (White/Pugh)
2.a) Backwater (Parfitt/Lancaster) b) Just Take Me (Parfitt/Lancaster)
3.Is There A Better Way (Lancaster/Rossi)
4.In My Chair (Rossi/ Parfitt)
5.a) Little Lady (Parfitt) b) Most Of The Time (Rossi/Young)
6.Forty-Five Hundred Times (Rossi/Parfitt)
1.Roll Over Lay Down (Rossi/Young/Lancaster/Parfitt/Coghlan)
2.Big Fat Mama (Rossi/Parfitt)
3.a)Caroline (Rossi/Young) b) Bye Bye Johnny (Berry)
4.Rain (Parfitt)
5.Don’t Waste My Time (Rossi/Young)
6.Roadhouse Blues (Doors)

Rockin’ All Over The World 1977
CD - Vertigo 848 173-2
1.Hard Time (Rossi/Parfitt)
2.Can’t Give You More (Rossi/Young)
3.Let’s Ride (Lancaster)
4.Baby Boy (Rossi/Young)
5.You Don’t Own Me (Lancaster/Green)
6.Rockers Rollin’ (Parfitt/Lynton)
7.Rockin’ All Over The World (Fogerty)
8.Who Am I? (Williams/Hutchins)
9.Too Far Gone (Lancaster)
10.For You (Parfitt)
11.Dirty Water (Rossi/Young)
12.Hold You Back (Rossi/Young/Parfitt)

If You Can’t Stand The Heat 1978
CD - Vertigo 848 090-2
1.Again And Again (Parfitt/Lynton/Bown)
2.I’m Giving Up My Worryin’ (Rossi/Frost)
3.Gonna Teach You To Love Me (Lancaster/Green)
4.Someone Show Me Home (Rossi/Frost) 5.Long Legged Linda (Bown)
6.Oh’ What A Night (Parfitt/Bown)
7.Accident Prone (Williams/Hutchins)
8.Stones (Lancaster)
9.Let Me Fly (Rossi/Frost)
10.Like A Good Girl (Rossi/Young)

Whatever You Want 1979
CD - Vertigo 848 087-2
1.Whatever You Want (Parfitt/Bown)
2.Shady Lady (Rossi/Young)
3.Who Asked You (Lancaster)
4.Your Smiling Face (Parfitt/Bown)
5.Living On An Island (Parfitt/Young)
6.Come Rock with Me (Rossi/Frost)
7.Rockin’ On (Rossi/Frost)
8.Runaway (Rossi/Frost)
9.Breaking Away (Rossi/Parfitt/Bown)

12 Gold Bars 1980
CD - Vertigo 800 062-2
1.Rockin’ All Over The World (Fogerty)
2.Down Down (Rossi/Young)
3.Caroline (Rossi/Young)
4.Paper Plane (Rossi/Young)
5.Break The Rules (Rossi/Young/Parfitt/Lancaster/Coghlan)
6.Again And Again (Parfitt/Bown/Lynton)
7.Mystery song (Parfitt/Young)
8.Roll Over Lay Down (Rossi/Young/Lancaster/Parfitt/Coghlan)
9.Rain (Parfitt)
10.Wild Side Of Life (Warren/Carter)
11.Whatever You Want (Parfitt/Bown)
12.Living On An Island (Parfitt/Young)

Just Supposin’ 1980
CD - Vertigo 848 087-2
1.What Your’re Proposing (Rossi/Frost)
2.Run To Mummy (Rossi/Bown)
3.Don’t Drive My Car (Parfitt/Bown)
4.Lies (Rossi/Frost)
5.Over The Edge (Lancaster/Lamb)
6.Name Of The Game (Rossi/Lancaster/Bown)
7.Coming And Going (Parfitt/Young)
8.Rock ’N’ Roll (Rossi/Frost)

Never Too Late 1981
CD - Vertigo 848 088-2
1.Never Too Late (Rossi/Frost)
2.Something ’Bout You Baby I like (Supa) 3.Take Me Away (Parfitt/Bown)
4.Falling In Falling Out (Parfitt/Bown/Young)
5.Carol (Berry)
6.Long Ago (Rossi/Frost)
7.Mountain Lady (Lancaster)
8.Don’t Stop Me Now (Lancaster/Bown)
9.Enough Is Enough (Rossi/Parfitt/Frost)
10.Riverside (Rossi/Frost)

1+9+8+2 1982
CD - Vertigo 848 090-2
1.She Don’t Fool Me (Parfitt/Bown)
2.Young Pretender (Rossi/Frost)
3.Get Out And Walk (Parfitt/Bown)
4.Jealousy (Rossi/Frost)
5.I Love Rock And Roll (Lancaster)
6.Resurrection (Bown/Parfitt)
7.Dear John (Gustafson/Macauley)
8.Doesn’t Matter (Frost/Rossi)
9.I Want The World to Know
10.I Should Have Known (Rossi/Frost)
11.Big Man (Lancaster/Green)

Live At The N.E.C. 1982
CD - Vertigo 818 947-2
1.Caroline (Rossi/Young)
2.Roll Over Lay Down (Rossi/Young/Parfitt/Lancaster/Coghlan)
3.Backwater (Parfitt/Lancaster)
4.Little Lady (Parfitt)
5.Don’t Drive My Car (Parfitt/Bown)
6.Whatever you Want (Parfitt/Bown)
7.Hold you Back (Rossi/Young/Parfitt)
8.Rockin’ All Over The World (Fogerty)
9.Over The Edge (Lancaster/Lamb)
10.Don’t Waste My Time (Rossi/Young)

Back To Back 1983
CD - Vertigo 848 662-2
1.A Mess Of Blues (Pomus/Shuman)
2.Ol’ Rag Blues (Lancaster/Lamb)
3.Can’t Be Done (Rossi/Frost)
4.Too Close Too The Ground (Parfitt/Bown)
5.No Contract (Parfitt/Bown)
6.Win Or Lose (Rossi/Frost)
7.Marguerita Time (Rossi/Frost)
8.Your Kind Of Love (Lancaster)
9.Stay The Night (Rossi/FrostMiller)
10.Going Down Town tonight (Johnson)

Twelve Gold Bars
Volume Two 1984
CD - Vertigo 848 985-2
1.What You’re Proposin’
2.Lies
3.Something ’Bout you Baby I Like
4.Don’t Drive My Car
5.Dear John
6.Rock ’N’ Roll
7.Ol’ Rag Blues
8.Mess Of The Blues
9.Marguerita Time
10.Going Down Town Tonight
11.The Wanderer
12.Caroline (Live At The N.E.C.)

In The Army Now 1986
CD - Vertigo 830 049-2
1.Rollin’ Home (John David)
2.Calling (Rossi/Frost)
3.In Your Eyes (Rossi/Frost)
4.Save Me (Rossi/Parfitt)
5.In The Army Now (Bolland/Bolland)
6.Dreamin’ (Rossi/Frost)
7.End Of The Line (Patrick/Parfitt)
8.Invitation (Rossi/Young)
9.Red Sky (John David)
10.Speechless (Ian Hunter)
11.Overdose (Williams/Parfitt)

Ain’t Complaining 1988
CD - Vertigo 848 604-2
1.Ain’t Complaining (Rossi,Williams,Parfitt)
2.Everytime I Think Of You (Edwards,Rich,Paxman)
3.One For The Money (Parfitt,Williams)
4.Another Shipwreck (Bown)
5.Don’t Mind If I Do (Rossi/Edwards)
6.I Know You’re Leaving
7.Cross That Bridge (John David)
8.Cream Of The Crop (Rossi/Frost)
9.The Loving Game (Parfitt,Edwards/Rich)
10.Who Gets The Love (Williams/Goodisin)
11.Burning Bridges (Rossi/Bown)
12.Magic (Rossi/Frost)

Perfect Remedy 1989
CD - Vertigo 842 098-2
1.Little Dreamer (Rossi/Frost)
2.Not At All (Rossi/Frost)
3.Heart On Hold (Bown/Palmer)
4.Perfect Remedy (Rossi/Frost)
5.Address Book (Rossi/Frost)
6.The Power Of Rock (Parfitt/Williams/Rossi)
7.The Way I Am (Edwards/Rich/Paxman) 8.Tommys In Love (Rossi/Frost)
9.Man Overboard (Parfitt/Williams)
10.Going Down For The First Time (Bown/Edwards)
11.Throw Her A Line (Rossi/Frost)
12.1000 Years (Rossi/Frost)

Rocking All Over The Years 1991
CD - Vertigo 797-2

1.Pictures Of Matchstick Men
2.Ice In The Sun
3.Paper Plane
4.Caroline
5.Break The Rules
6.Down Down
7.Roll Over Lay Down
8.Rain
9.Wild Side Of Life
10.Rockin’ All Over The World
11.Whatever You Want
12.What You’re Proposin’
13.Something ’Bout You Baby I Like
14.Rock ’N’ Roll
15.Dear John
16.Ol’ Rag Blues
17.Marguerita Time
18.The Wanderer
19.Rollin’ Home
20.In The Army Now
21.Burning Bridges
22.Anniversary Waltz Part One

Rock ’Till You Drop 1991
CD - Vertigo 848 341-2
1.Like A Zombie (Rossi/Frost)
2.All We Really Wanna Do (Polly) (Rossi/Frost)
3.Fakin’ The Blues (Rossi/Frost)
4.One Man Band (Parfitt/Williams)
5.Rock ’Til You Drop (Bown)
6.Can’t Give You More (Rossi/Young)
7.Warning Shot (Bown/Edwards)
8.Let’s Work Together (Wilbur/Harrison)
9.Bring It On Home (Sam Cooke)
10.No Problems (Rossi/Parfitt)
11.Good Sign (Parfitt/Williams)
12.Tommy (Rossi/Frost)
13.Nothing Comes Easy (Rossi/Parfitt/Bown/Edwards/Rich)
14.Fame Or Money (Rossi/Bown)
15.Price Of Love (Everly/Everly)
16.Forty Five Hundred Times (Rossi/Parfitt)

Live Alive Quo 1993
CD - Vertigo 517 367-2
1.Whatever you Want
2.In The Army now
3.Burning Bridges
4.Rockin’ All Over The World
5.Roadhouse Medley
6.Caroline
7.Don’t Drive My Car
8.Hold You Back
9.Little Lady

Thirsty Work 1994
CD - Polydor 517 367-2
1.Goin’ Nowhere (Rossi/Frost/Macannany)
2.Didn’t Mean It (John David)
3.Confidence (Bown)
4.Point Of No Return (Bown/Edwards)
5.Sail Away (Rossi/Frost)
6.Like It Or Not (Rossi/Frost)
7.Soft In The Head (Rossi/Frost)
8.Queenie (Rossi/Frost)
9.Lover Of The Human Race (Rossi/Bown)
10.Sherri Don’t Fail Me Now! (Bown/Edwards)
11.Rude Awakening Time (Rossi/Frost)
12.Back On My Feet (Rossi/Frost)
13.Restless (J Warnes)
14.Ciao-Ciao (Rossi/Bown)
15.Tango (Rossi/Frost)
16.Sorry (Rossi/Frost)

Don’t Stop 1996
CD - Polygram TV 531 035-2
1.Fun, Fun, Fun.
2.When You Walk In The Room
3.I Can Hear The Grass Grow 4.You Never Can Tell (It Was A Teenage Wedding)
5.Get Back
6.Safety Dance
7.Raining In My Heart
8.Don’t Stop
9.Sorrow
10.Proud Mary
11.Lucille
12.Johnny and Mary
13.Get Out Of Denver
14.The Future’s So Bright (I Gotta Wear Shades)
15.All Around My Hat

Whatever You Want- the Very Best Of Status Quo - 1997
CD - Polygram TV 553 506-2
Disc One:
1.Pictures Of Matchstick Men
2.Ice In The Sun
3.Down The Dustpipe
4.In My Chair
5.Paper Plane
6.Mean Girl
7.Caroline
8.Break The Rules
9.Down Down
10.Roll Over Lay Down
11.Rain
12.Mystery Song
13.Wild Side Of Life
14.Rockin’ All Over The World
15.Again And Again
16.Whatever You Want
17.Livin On An Island
18.What You’re Proposin’
19.Lies
20.Don’t Drive My Car
21.Something ’Bout You Baby I Like

Disc Two:
1.Rock ’N’ Roll
2.Dear John
3.Ol’ Rag Blues
4.A Mess Of The Blues
5.Marguerita Time
6.Going Down Town Tonight
7.The Wanderer
8.Rollin’ Home
9.Red Sky
10.In The Army Now
11.Dreamin’
12.Ain’t Complaining
13.Burning Bridges
14.Anniversary Waltz Part One (Medley)
15.Anniversary Waltz Part Two (Medley)
16.I Didn’t Mean It
17.When You Walk In The Room
18.Fun, Fun, Fun.
19.Don’t Stop
20.All Around My Hat

Under The Influence 1999
Eagle Records CD: EADCD 076.
MC: EADMC 076.

1.Twenty Wild Horses (Rossi/Frost)
2.Under The Influence (Rossi/Frost)
3.Round And Round (Bown/Edwards)
4.Shine On (Parfitt/Edwards)
5.Little White Lies (Parfitt)
6.Keep ‘em Coming (Bown)
7.Little Me And You (Bown)
8.Making Waves (Rossi/Frost)
9.Blessed Are The Meek (Rossi/Frost)
10.Roll The Dice (Rossi/Frost)
11.Not Fade Away (Petty/Hardin)
12.The Way It Goes (Rossi/Frost)