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Jon Anderson discography

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The discography of British born singer-songwriter and musician Jon Anderson.

Solo works

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Studio albums

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List of studio albums, with selected details and chart positions
Title Details Peak chart positions
AUS
[1] 		US
[2] 		UK
[3] 		NLD
[4]
Olias of Sunhillow 68 47 8 —
Song of Seven
  • Released: 7 November 1980
  • Label: Atlantic
 — 143 38 —
Animation 97 176 43 3
3 Ships — 166 — 66
In the City of Angels — — — —
Deseo — — — —
Change We Must
  • Released: 17 October 1994
  • Labels: EMI, Angel
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Angels Embrace — — — —
Toltec — — — —
Lost Tapes of Opio
  • Released: 1996
  • Label: Opio Foundation
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The Promise Ring — — — —
Earth Mother Earth
  • Released: 9 September 1997
  • Label: Ellipsis Arts
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The More You Know — — — —
Survival & Other Stories — — — —
1000 Hands: Chapter One
  • Released: 31 March 2019
  • Labels:
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True
  • Released: 23 August 2024
  • Labels: Frontiers Records S.R.L.
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"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Production music

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  • Sunlight (2021)

Live albums

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  • Live from La La Land (2007)

Collection

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  • The Lost Tapes (2006–2008) (live performances, unreleased demo albums, etc.) (planned as a 20-CD boxset but only 7 CDs have been released as yet)
    • Interview (2006) (JAVPBX01CD)
    • The Mother's Day Concert (2006) (demos) (JAVPBX02CD)
    • Searching for the Songs (2006) (demos) (JAVPBX03CD)
    • Live in Sheffield 1980 (2006) (JAVPBX04CD)
    • Watching the Flags That Fly (2006) (JAVPBX05CD) (Jon Anderson's personal demos, worked on in the south of France in 1990, for the never-officially released second ABWH studio album whose working title was Dialogue)
    • The Lost Tapes of Opio (2007) (JAVPBX06CD)
    • From Me to You (2008) (JAVPBX07CD)

Videos

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  • Tour of the Universe (2005) (live DVD)

Singles

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List of singles, with selected chart positions, showing year released and album name
Title Year Peak chart positions Album
UK
[5] 		NLD
[6] 		US
[7]
"Never My Love" 1968 — — — Non-album singles[A]
"Mississippi Hobo" — — —
"Flight of the Moorglade" 1976 — — — Olias of Sunhillow
"Some Are Born" 1980 — — 109 Song of Seven
"Take Your Time" — — —
"Heart of the Matter" 1981 — — —
"Everybody Loves You" — — —
"Surrender" 1982 — 7 — Animation
"All in a Matter of Time" — — —
"Boundaries" — — —
"Cage of Freedom" 1984 — — —[B] Metropolis Soundtrack
"Easier Said Than Done" 1985 88 48 —[C] 3 Ships
"How It Hits You"[D] — — —
"Hold On to Love" 1988 81 28 — In the City of Angels
"Is It Me" — — —
"Reach Out" 1989 — — — Charity Single: BBC Children in Need
"Far Far Cry" 1990 — — — Jonathan Elias' Requiem for the Americas: Songs from the Lost World
"Change We Must" 1994 81 — — Change We Must
"Candle Song" 182 — —
"Maybe" 1998 — — — The More You Know
"State of Independence" 2005 — — — Tour of the Universe
"Open" 2011 — — — Non-album singles
"Brasilian Music Sound" 2012 — — —
"Race to the End" — — —
"Go Screw Yourself" 2020 — — —
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Collaborations

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Pre-Yes

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The Warriors

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- Singles :

  • 1964 : "You Came Along" / "Don't Make Me Blue" (7", Single)

- Album :

  • 2003 : Bolton Club 65 - Recorded live in 1965 and published on CD in 2003 on Voiceprint Label.

Yes

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Jon and Vangelis

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Studio albums

Compilations

Anderson, Harley & Batt

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Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe

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Anderson/Wakeman

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Jon Anderson & Matt Malley

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  • Family Circle (2014) (download only charity single)

Anderson-Ponty Band

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Jon Anderson & Roine Stolt

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Yes Featuring Jon Anderson, Trevor Rabin, Rick Wakeman

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  • Live at the Apollo (2018) (2CD live album)

Guest appearances

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With Johnny Harris:

  • All to Bring You Morning (1969; 1973), on the track "All to Bring You Morning" (also featuring Steve Howe & Alan White)

With King Crimson:

  • Lizard (1970), on the track "Prince Rupert Awakes"

With Colin Scot:

  • Colin Scot (1971) Credited as "John Anderson (Dr Yes)" next to Rick "Broken Toes" Wakeman.[10]

With Iron Butterfly:

With Vangelis:

With Alan White:

With Rick Wakeman:

  • 1984 (1981), on the track "The Hymn"

With Mike Oldfield:

Soundtracks:

  • Metropolis (1984), on the track "Cage of Freedom"
  • St. Elmo's Fire (1985), on the track "This Time It Was Really Right"
  • Biggles (1986), on the tracks "Do You Want to Be a Hero" and "Chocks Away"

With Tangerine Dream:

  • Legend Soundtrack (1985), on the track "Loved by the Sun"

With John Paul Jones:

With Lawrence Gowan:

With Hiroshima:

  • Go (1987), on the track "Go"

With Toto:

With Jonathan Elias:

  • Requiem for the Americas: Songs from the Lost World (1990), on the tracks "Within the Lost World" and "Far Far Cry"
  • Prayer Cycle: Path To Zero (2011), on the track "Devotion"

With Kitaro:

  • Dream (1992), on the tracks "Lady of Dreams", "Agreement", "Dream of Chant" and "Island of Life"

With London Philharmonic Orchestra:

With Charlie Bisharat:

  • Along the Amazon (1993), on the track "Along the Amazon"

With Steve Bailey:

  • Evolution (1993), on the track "Evolution"

With Ayman:

  • Dancing with My Soul (1994), on the track "Opionium"

With Milton Nascimento:

  • Angelus (1994), on the track "Estrelada"

With Tadamitsu Saito:

  • It's About Time (1995), on the tracks "Doshyamo", "Cascadia", and "It's About Time"

With Cielo Y Tierra:

  • Heaven and Earth (1996), on the tracks "El Dia" and "La Segunda Oracion" - Mexican CD edition is self-titled and includes "La Segunda Oracion (Mountain High Remix)" as a bonus track.

With Sir John Betjeman & Mike Read:

  • Words/Music (1998), on the track "Youth and Age" - Album re-released several times under different titles, including Centenary (2006) and "Sound of Poetry" (2008).

With 4 Him:

  • Streams - Various Artists (1999), on the track: "The Only Thing I Need". Also on "The Best of the 2000 Dove Awards" (2000)

With Steve Howe:

With Béla Fleck and the Flecktones:

  • Outbound (2000), on the tracks "A Moment So Close" and "Aimun"

With Eduardo Del Signore:

  • Captivated (2001), keys on the tracks "Cocos Azules", "Captivated" & "Sight". wind controller on "Boabdil" and vocals on "Hope"

With Robert Downey, Jr.

With Paul Green School Of Rock Music:

With The Fellowship:

  • In Elven Lands (2006), on the tracks "Dan Barliman's Jig", "Eléchoi", "The Sacred Stones" and "Verses to Elbereth Gilthoniel"

With Dream Theater:

With Glass Hammer:

With Alan Simon:

With Fritz Heede:

  • Ritual Path (2007), on the track "Come By"

With Tommy Zvoncheck:

  • ZKG (2008), on the track "The Rain in Florida"

With Peter Machajdík:

  • Namah (2008), on the track "Sadness of Flowing"
  • The Lynx Liaison (Návrat Rysov) (Soundtrack) (2010), on the track "Cats Alive"

With Michael Mollura:

  • The Highest Pass Soundtrack (2011), on the tracks "The Highest Pass Title Song'" and "Waking Up"

With Marco Sabiu:

  • Audio Ergo Sum (2012), on the track "Limitless Lives"

With Dennis Haklar:

  • Lizard's Tale (2012), on the tracks "Leap of Faith", "Prelude to Dawn", "Dawn of an Era" and "Crossing Over"

With Jean Philippe Rykiel:

  • Inner Spaces (2012), on the track "Close to You"

With Jeff Pevar:

  • From the Core (2012), on the track "River of Dreams"

With Wave Mechanics Union:

  • Further to Fly (2012), on the tracks "It Will Be a Good Day (The River)" and "Wonderous Stories"

With Everyday Animals:

  • Under the Tyranny of Good Weather (2013), on the track "False Awakening"

With Todmobile:

  • Úlfur (2014), on the track "Wings Of Heaven" - Also includes a DVD of a live concert performing several Yes songs.[11]

With The Spaces Between:

  • Let's Leave It at This for Now... (2014), on the track "Orchasm"

With Wanabi Farmeur:

  • Wanabi Farmeur (2014), on the track "Floating Stick"

With HuDost & Steve Kilbey:

  • The Word Is... (2015), on the track "OMEGA"

With Andrew Rubin:

  • Guitar Concerto (2016), co-writer, does not perform.

With Oakes & Smith:

  • Between The Earth and the Sky (2016), on the track "Closer to Home"

With Battles:

  • Juice B Crypts (2019), on the track "Sugar Foot" (also featuring Prairie WWWW)

With Trip the Witch:

  • Trip the Witch (2021), on the track "Saturn We Miss You"

Notes

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  1. ^ As 'Hans Christian'.
  2. ^ #16 on the Mainstream Rock chart.
  3. ^ #38 on the Adult Contemporary chart.
  4. ^ Released in France only.

References

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  1. ^ Kent, David (1993). Australian Chart Book 1970–1992 (illustrated ed.). St Ives, N.S.W.: Australian Chart Book. p. 17. ISBN 0-646-11917-6.
  2. ^ "Jon Anderson". Billboard. Retrieved 12 November 2018.
  3. ^ "JOE HENDERSON | full Official Chart History | Official Charts Company". www.officialcharts.com. Retrieved 12 November 2018.
  4. ^ Hung, Steffen. "Discografie Jon Anderson - dutchcharts.nl". dutchcharts.nl. Retrieved 12 November 2018.
  5. ^ "UK charts".
  6. ^ "Dutch charts".
  7. ^ "US charts".
  8. ^ "Video message from Jon Anderson - he's just finished a new album with Rione Stolt & friends called "Invention of Knowledge" and is about to tour Anderson Ponty Band with Jean-Luc Ponty". Facebook. 16 March 2016. Retrieved 16 March 2016.
  9. ^ "Jon Anderson and Roine Stolt". progressiveears.org. 16 March 2016. Retrieved 16 March 2016.
  10. ^ Colin Scot - Colin Scot at Discogs
  11. ^ Todmobile - Úlfur at Discogs
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