The List of Bryan Adams Albums in Order of Release

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How many albums does Bryan Adams have?

The discography of Canadian singer Bryan Adams has released 18 studio releases, six compilation albums, two soundtrack albums, seven live albums, and 75 singles.

 

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Here is the list of Bryan Adams Album in Order of Release Date

1. Bryan Adams — February 12, 1980
2. You Want It You Got It — July 21, 1981
3. Cuts Like a Knife — January 18, 1983
4. Reckless — November 5, 1984
5. Into the Fire — March 30, 1987
6. Waking Up the Neighbours — September 24, 1991
7. 18 til I Die — June 4, 1996
8. On a Day Like Today — October 27, 1998
9. Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron — May 14, 2002
10. Room Service — September 20, 2004
11. 11 — March 17, 2008
12. Tracks of My Years — September 30, 2014
13. Get Up — October 2, 2015
14. Shine a Light — March 1, 2019
15. So Happy It Hurts — March 11, 2022

 

All Bryan Adams Albums List in Order

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1. Bryan Adams (1980)

Tracks

1. Hidin’ from Love
2. Win Some, Lose Some
3. Wait and See
4. Give Me Your Love
5. Wastin’ Time
6. Don’t Ya Say It
7. Remember
8. State of Mind
9. Try to See It My Way

“Bryan Adams,” the inaugural solo studio album by Canadian artist Bryan Adams, emerged on February 12, 1980, following his tenure as the lead vocalist in Sweeney Todd. Released via A&M Records, the album featured singles like “Hidin’ From Love,” peaking at 64, and “Give Me Your Love,” which reached 91 on Canada’s RPM 100 Singles chart. This debut marked Adams’ transition to a solo career, setting the stage for his remarkable journey as a singer-songwriter beyond the realm of his earlier band affiliations.

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2. You Want It You Got It (1981)

Tracks

1. Lonely Nights
2. One Good Reason
3. Don’t Look Now
4. Coming Home
5. Fits Ya Good
6. Jealousy
7. Tonight
8. You Want It, You Got It
9. Last Chance
10. No One Makes It Right

“You Want It, You Got It,” Bryan Adams’ second studio album, debuted on July 21, 1981, under A&M Records. Showcasing Adams’ evolving prowess, it marked a pivotal moment in his early career. The album’s tracks demonstrated his versatility as a singer-songwriter, blending rock and pop influences. Though it didn’t immediately attain commercial success, it laid the groundwork for his future triumphs. Notable tracks include “Lonely Nights” and “Fits Ya Good.” Despite its initial reception, this album reflected Adams’ emerging talent and set the stage for his subsequent rise in the music industry.

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3. Cuts Like a Knife (1983)

Tracks

1. The Only One
2. Take Me Back
3. This Time
4. Straight from the Heart
5. Cuts Like a Knife
6. I’m Ready
7. What’s It Gonna Be
8. Don’t Leave Me Lonely
9. Let Him Know
10. The Best Was Yet to Come

“Cuts Like a Knife,” Bryan Adams’ third studio album, debuted on January 18, 1983, under A&M Records. Its release marked a significant commercial triumph in the US and Canada. With hit singles like “Straight from the Heart,” the titular track, and “This Time,” the album catapulted Adams into widespread acclaim, solidifying his presence in mainstream music. These tracks became pivotal in elevating his career, propelling him toward widespread popularity in the music industry.

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4. Reckless (1984)

Tracks

1. One Night Love Affair
2. She’s Only Happy When She’s Dancin
3. Run to You
4. Heaven
5. Somebody
6. Summer of ’69
7. Kids Wanna Rock
8. It’s Only Love
9. Long Gone
10. Ain’t Gonna Cry

“Reckless,” Bryan Adams’ fourth studio album, emerged on November 5, 1984, coinciding with his 25th birthday. Produced solely by Adams and Bob Clearmountain, it followed the success of “Cuts Like a Knife.” Commercially, it soared, selling over 12 million copies globally, ranking as his second-best-selling album, only surpassed by “Waking Up the Neighbours” in 1991. Notably, it became Canada’s inaugural million-selling album and earned an eleven-times platinum certification in the country.

Hitting number one on the US Billboard 200, the album received acclaim for its songwriting and sonic quality. Its six singles, including “Run to You,” “Heaven,” and “Summer of ’69,” all reached the top twenty on the US Billboard Hot 100.

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5. Into the Fire (1987)

Tracks

1. Heat of the Night
2. Into the Fire
3. Victim of Love
4. Another Day
5. Native Son
6. Only the Strong Survive
7. Rebel
8. Remembrance Day
9. Hearts on Fire
10. Home Again

Released in 1987 as Bryan Adams’ fifth studio album, ‘Into the Fire,’ co-written with Jim Vallance, followed the chart-topping success of ‘Reckless’ from 1984. Distributed by A&M Records, the album peaked at number seven on the US Billboard 200 and achieved Top 10 status in multiple countries. Featuring six singles including ‘Heat of the Night,’ ‘Hearts on Fire,’ and ‘Only the Strong Survive,’ the album showcased Adams’ versatility and marked another chapter in his rock legacy.

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6. Waking Up the Neighbours (1991)

Tracks

1. Is Your Mama Gonna Miss Ya?
2. Hey Honey – I’m Packin’ You In!
3. Can’t Stop This Thing We Started
4. Thought I’d Died and Gone to Heaven
5. Not Guilty
6. Vanishing
7. House Arrest
8. Do I Have to Say the Words?
9. There Will Never Be Another Tonight
10. All I Want Is You
11. Depend on Me
12. (Everything I Do) I Do It for You
13. If You Wanna Leave Me (Can I Come Too?)
14. Touch the Hand
15. Don’t Drop That Bomb on Me

“Waking Up the Neighbours,” Bryan Adams’ sixth studio album, debuted on September 24, 1991. Recorded at Battery Studios in London and The Warehouse Studio in Vancouver, mixed at Mayfair Studios, and mastered by Bob Ludwig at Masterdisk in New York City, it garnered widespread acclaim. Topping charts in eight countries, it emerged as his second highest-selling album globally. The lead single, “(Everything I Do) I Do It for You,” dominated the UK Singles Chart for a historic sixteen weeks. Notably, the album stirred controversy in Canada, sparking debates surrounding Canadian content regulations while cementing Adams’ international musical prominence.

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7. 18 til I Die (1996)

Tracks

1. The Only Thing That Looks Good on Me Is You
2. Do to You
3. Let’s Make a Night to Remember
4. 18 til I Die
5. Star
6. (I Wanna Be) Your Underwear
7. We’re Gonna Win
8. I Think About You
9. I’ll Always Be Right There
10. It Ain’t a Party… If You Can’t Come ‘Round
11. Black Pearl
12. You’re Still Beautiful to Me
13. Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?

“Released on June 4, 1996, “18 til I Die,” Bryan Adams’ seventh studio album, soared to No. 1 in the UK and reached No. 2 in Canada, a commercial triumph for the Canadian singer-songwriter under A&M Records. Recorded across diverse locales like Jamaica and France, it spawned hits like “Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?” and four other singles: “The Only Thing That Looks Good on Me Is You,” “Let’s Make a Night to Remember,” “Star,” and “18 til I Die.” Despite lower US performance, the album sold 5 million copies globally. Adams embarked on extensive tours across North America and Europe, including a memorable Wembley Stadium performance before 70,000 fans.

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8. On a Day Like Today (1998)

Tracks

1. How Do Ya Feel Tonight
2. C’mon C’mon C’mon
3. Getaway
4. On a Day Like Today
5. Fearless
6. I’m a Liar
7. Cloud Number Nine
8. When You’re Gone
9. Inside Out
10. If I Had You
11. Before the Night Is Over
12. I Don’t Wanna Live Forever
13. Where Angels Fear to Tread

“On a Day Like Today,” Bryan Adams’ eighth studio album, debuted on October 27, 1998. This iconic release showcased Adams’ signature rock sound, blending melodic ballads with upbeat tracks. Featuring singles like “On a Day Like Today” and “When You’re Gone,” a duet with Spice Girl Melanie C, the album captured Adams’ versatility as a singer-songwriter. Despite varying critical reception, it attained commercial success, charting in multiple countries. With its compelling mix of rock anthems and heartfelt compositions, the album continues to resonate, adding another milestone to Adams’ illustrious career.

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9. Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron (2002)

Tracks

1. Here I Am (End Title)
2. I Will Always Return
3. You Can’t Take Me
4. Get Off My Back
5. Brothers Under the Sun
6. Don’t Let Go (featuring Sarah McLachlan)
7. This Is Where I Belong
8. Here I Am
9. Sound the Bugle
10. Run Free
11. Homeland (Main Title)
12. Rain
13. The Long Road Back
14. Nothing I’ve Ever Known
15. I Will Always Return (Finale)

“Spirit: Stallion of the Cimarron” marks Bryan Adams’ and Hans Zimmer’s collaborative soundtrack for the animated film. Released on May 14, 2002, the album features the chart-topping European hit, “Here I Am.” With Bryan Adams lending vocals for both English and French versions, the album boasts diverse linguistic renditions. German vocals by Hartmut Engler of Pur, Spanish versions sung by Raúl Malo and Erik Rubin, Italian vocals by Zucchero, and a Portuguese rendition by Paulo Ricardo in Brazil, showcase a global spectrum of talent. Additionally, the Polish version features vocals by Maciej Balcar from Dżem, underscoring the album’s multi-lingual and cross-cultural appeal.

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10. Room Service (2004)

Tracks

1. East Side Story
2. This Side of Paradise
3. Not Romeo Not Juliet
4. Flying
5. She’s a Little Too Good for Me
6. Open Road
7. Room Service
8. I Was Only Dreamin’
9. Right Back Where I Started From
10. Nowhere Fast
11. Why Do You Have to Be So Hard to Love?
12. Blessing in Disguise (UK/Japan Bonus Track and B-side of single)

Room Service, Bryan Adams’ tenth studio album, emerged on September 10, 2004, marking his return after a six-year gap since ‘On a Day Like Today.’ Exploring themes of truth, love, touring, and street life, Adams co-wrote its songs with various collaborators. Despite limited promotion in the US, the album soared in over 15 countries, hitting number one in Germany and Switzerland and securing top-ten spots in seven other regions. Its singles, including ‘Open Road’ and ‘Flying,’ made notable appearances on Canadian and European charts, while the album garnered Juno Award nominations for ‘CD/DVD Artwork Design of the Year’ and ‘Artist of the Year.’

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11. 11 (2008)

Tracks

1. Tonight We Have the Stars
2. I Thought I’d Seen Everything
3. I Ain’t Losin’ the Fight
4. Oxygen
5. We Found What We Were Looking For
6. Broken Wings
7. Somethin’ to Believe In
8. Mysterious Ways
9. She’s Got a Way
10. Flower Grown Wild
11. Walk on By

11, Bryan Adams’ eleventh studio album, released on March 17, 2008, marked his return after a four-year hiatus since ‘Room Service.’ Produced by Adams alongside music luminaries like Jim Vallance and Robert John ‘Mutt’ Lange, it continued his signature themes of love and relationships. Though met with mixed reviews, its singles like ‘I Thought I’d Seen Everything’ resonated internationally, charting in Europe and Canada. The album achieved top-ten positions in eleven countries, including the UK, Germany, and Canada, where it nearly reached 10,000 units in its debut week. Notably, Adams earned a Juno Award nomination for ‘Best Artist’ in 2009 on the strength of this record.

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12. Tracks of My Years (2014)

Tracks

1. Any Time at All
2. She Knows Me
3. I Can’t Stop Loving You
4. Kiss and Say Goodbye
5. Lay Lady Lay
6. Rock and Roll Music
7. Down on the Corner
8. Never My Love
9. Sunny
10. The Tracks of My Tears
11. God Only Knows

“Tracks of My Years,” Bryan Adams’ twelfth studio album, released on September 30, 2014, via Polydor Records, showcases a diverse blend of covers emblematic of an era where rock intertwined with pop, country, and R&B. Following his successful acoustic album “Bare Bones” in 2010, this compilation of 10 covers, including renditions of Bob Dylan’s “Lay Lady Lay,” Ray Charles’ “I Can’t Stop Loving You,” and The Beatles’ “Any Time at All,” embodies nostalgic musical influences. Among these covers sits “She Knows Me,” an original track co-written by Adams and Jim Vallance, serving as the album’s sole single, marking a nostalgic yet innovative musical journey.

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13. Get Up (2015)

Tracks

1. You Belong to Me
2. Go Down Rockin’
3. We Did It All
4. That’s Rock and Roll
5. Don’t Even Try
6. Do What Ya Gotta Do
7. Thunderbolt
8. Yesterday Was Just a Dream
9. Brand New Day
10. Don’t Even Try
11. We Did It All
12. You Belong to Me
13. Brand New Day

“Get Up,” Bryan Adams’ thirteenth studio album, debuted physically in Australia and New Zealand on October 2, 2015, followed by a worldwide release on October 16 under Universal Music. Produced by Jeff Lynne of ELO fame and co-written with longtime collaborator Jim Vallance, the album comprises nine fresh tracks alongside four acoustic renditions, totaling 13 songs. The lead single, “You Belong to Me,” accompanied by a music video shot and directed by Adams himself, showcased his signature black and white photography style, featuring Adams with his guitar and a singular muse.

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14. Shine a Light (2019)

Tracks

1. Shine a Light
2. That’s How Strong Our Love Is
3. Part Friday Night, Part Sunday Morning
4. Driving Under the Influence of Love
5. All or Nothing
6. No Time for Love
7. I Could Get Used to This
8. Talk to Me
9. The Last Night on Earth
10. Nobody’s Girl
11. Don’t Look Back
12. Whiskey in the Jar

“Shine a Light,” Bryan Adams’ 14th studio album, debuted March 1, 2019, via Polydor Records. Featuring the title track co-written by Ed Sheeran, released January 17, 2019, the album swiftly claimed the top spot on the Canadian Albums Chart. Notably, it clinched the Juno Award for “Best Adult Contemporary Album” in 2020, marking a resounding success for Adams, combining his seasoned songwriting with contemporary collaborations to achieve both critical acclaim and commercial triumph in his expansive musical career.

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15. So Happy It Hurts (2022)

Tracks

1. So Happy It Hurts
2. Never Gonna Rain
3. You Lift Me Up
4. I’ve Been Looking For You
5. Always Have, Always Will
6. On The Road
7. Kick Ass
8. I Ain’t Worth Shit Without You
9. Let’s Do This
10. Just Like Me, Just Like You
11. Just About Gone
12. These Are The Moments That Make Up My Life

“So Happy It Hurts,” Bryan Adams’ fifteenth studio album, debuted on March 11, 2022, under BMG. Marking his latest musical endeavor, Adams showcases his signature style in this release. Featuring his distinctive songwriting prowess and melodic prowess, the album unveils a fusion of rock-infused tracks and emotive ballads. As a seasoned Canadian singer-songwriter, Adams continues to captivate audiences with his timeless sound, offering a collection that resonates with both his longstanding fans and newcomers alike. This album stands as another testament to Adams’ enduring musical legacy, affirming his ability to craft memorable tunes that transcend generations.

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