Arista Records Album Discography Part 13: Other Album Series and Distributed Labels
This is a guide to additional albums that Arista issued outside of its primary numbering sequences.
ABM 2000 series
The ABM 2000 series was used for the Arista Flashback Series. It began with five various artists compilations then delved into individual artist compilations.
ABM 2001 — Golden Emotion: A Treasury Of Million-Selling Ballads — Various Artists [1982] Midnight Blue — Melissa Manchester/I’ll Never Love This Way Again — Dionne Warwick/All By Myself — Eric Carmen/Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me — Gladys Knight & Pips/Seasons in the Sun — Terry Jacks//Right Time of the Night — Jennifer Warnes/Angel of the Morning — Merrilee Rush/One Less Bell to Answer — 5th Dimension/Worst Thing That Could Happen — Brooklyn Bridge/You Light Up My Life — Kasey Cisyk
ABM 2002 — Play It Loud: A Decade Of Gold Rock And Roll — Various Artists [1982] Do You Believe in Magic? — Lovin’ Spoonful/Little Girl — Syndicate Of Sound/The Rapper — Jaggerz/Little Willy — Sweet/I’m A Believer — Monkees//The Letter — Box Tops/Brother Louie — Stories/I’m On Fire — Dwight Twilley Band/Saturday Night — Bay City Rollers/(Ghost) Riders in the Sky — Ramrods
ABM 2003 — Streetcorner Heartbreak: Masterpieces From The Golden Years Of Group Harmony — Various Artists [1982] Stay — Maurice Williams and Zodiacs/When You Dance — Turbans/Story Untold — Nutmegs/The Closer You Are — Channels/Tonight Tonight — Mellow Kings/Get a Job — Silhuettes/Valerie — Starlites/Oh Gee Oh Gosh — Kodaks/Bad Boy — Clarence Palmer and Jive Bombers/In The Still Of The Night (I’ll Remember) — Five Satins
ABM 2004 — Let The Good Times Roll Again — Various Artists [1982] Rock Around The Clock — Bill Haley and Comets/Lucille — Little Richard/Good Golly Miss Molly — Little Richard/Hey Hey Hey — Bo Diddley/At the Hop — Danny and Juniors/Blueberry Hill — Fats Domino/Soldier Boy — Shirelles/Charlie Brown — Coasters/The Twist — Chubby Checker/I’ll Be Seeing You — Five Satins
ABM 2005 — Soundtrack Memories: Great Themes From The Movies — Various Artists [1982] Theme From Close Encounters of the Third Kind — John Williams/Theme From Lawrence of Arabia — Maurice Jarre/Brian’s Song — Michel Legrand/Theme From Cactus Flower — Quincy Jones/Theme From Taxi Driver — Bernard Herrmann//Ready To Take A Chance Again — Barry Manilow/Through The Eyes of Love — Melissa Manchester/One Tin Soldier — Original Caste/Porpoise Song — Monkees/How Lucky Can You Get — Barbra Streisand
ABM 2006
ABM 2007 — More Greatest Hits of the Monkees — Monkees [1982] Take A Giant Step/Mary, Mary/Sometime In The Morning/Cuddly Toy/Randy Scouse Git/Words//Valleri/You Just May Be The One/The Girl I Knew Somewhere/Saturday’s Child/Look Out (Here Comes Tomorrow)/For Pete’s Sake (Closing Theme)
ABM 2008 — That Was Then, The Early Recordings Of Michael McDonald — Michael McDonald [1982] Drivin’ Wheel/Lord I Felt/It Don’t Matter Now/When I’m Home/I Think I Love You Again/Melodic//Midnight Rider/Billy/Dear Me/Where Men Don’t Care/A Good Old Time Love Song
ABM 2009 — Brian’s Song — Michel Legrand [1982] Reissue of Bell 6071. Brian’s Song/Theme From “The Go-Between”/The Deep Blue C/What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life?/Picasso Summer/Dis-Moi//Summer Of ‘42/Wuthering Heights/Pieces Of Dreams/The Windmills Of Your Mind/I Will Say Goodbye
ABM 2010 — The Age of Aquarius — 5th Dimension [1982] Reissue of Soul City 92005. Medley: Aquarius-Let The Sunshine In (The Flesh Failures)/Blowing Away/Skinny Man/Wedding Bell Blues/Don’tcha Hear Me Callin’ To Ya/The Hideaway//Workin’ On A Groovy Thing/Let It Be Me/Sunshine Of Your Love/The Winds Of Heaven/Those Were The Days/Let The Sunshine In (Reprise)
AB 2500 series
This series was intended to house 12" EPs, or mini-albums. Each album was part of the ValueLine series, and was advertised with the tagline, “New Music at a Popular Price”. It existed briefly in 1982–83. Only two albums appeared in this series; both of them used the June 1979 label design with the Arista name appearing in the same font as the cascading A’s.
AB 2500 — Oh, Julie! — Barry Manilow [1982] Some Kind of Friend/Oh Julie//I’m Gonna Sit Right Down and Write Myself a Letter/Heaven
AB 2501 — Loverboy — Shor Patrol [1983] Loverboy/Heart Full Of Soul//Brand New Boy/Can I Do It
AL 5000 series
This series was used briefly as a vehicle for double-album sets. Only three albums were issued in this series.
AL 5000 — Stardust (Original Soundtrack Recording) — Various Artists [1975] This album uses a light blue label with the A and Arista name in white. Happy Birthday Sweet 16 — Neil Sedaka/Oh No Not My Baby — Maxine Brown/Take Good Care of My Baby — Bobby Vee/She’s Not There — Zombies/Dream Lover — Bobby Darin/Do You Want to Know a Secret? — Billy J. Kramer and Dakotas/Da Doo Ron Ron — Dave Edmunds and Electricians/I Get Around — Beach Boys/One Fine Day — Chiffons/Loco Motion — Little Eva//You’ve Got Your Troubles — Fortunes/It Might as Well Rain Until September — Carole King/Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Cryin’ — Gerry and Pacemakers/Surf City — Jan and Dean/Matthew and Son — Cat Stevens/Make Me Your Baby — Barbara Lewis/Will You Love Me Tomorrow — Shirelles/The Letter — Box Tops/Monday, Monday — Mamas and Papas/Summer in the City — Lovin’ Spoonful//I’m a Believer — Monkees/House of the Rising Sun — Animals/Carrie Anne- Hollies/I’ve Gotta Get a Message to You — Bee Gees/You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’ — Righteous Brothers/Eve of Destruction — Barry McGuire/White Rabbit — Jefferson Airplane/(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman — Aretha Franklin/When Will I Be Loved — Everly Brothers//Need a Shot of Rhythm & Blues — Stray Cats/Make Me Good — Stray Cats/You Keep Me Waiting — David Essexx/Let it Be Me — Stray Cats/Some Other Guy — Stray Cats/Take It Away — David Essex/C’mon Little Dixie — Stray Cats/American Stray Cat Blues — David Essex/Dea Sancta — David Essex/Stardust — David Essex
AL 5001 — It’s Your World — Gil-Scott Heron and Brian Jackson [1976] This album uses a light blue label with the A and Arista name in white. It’s Your World/Possum Slim/New York City//17th Street/Tomorrow’s Trane/Must Be Something//Home Is Where The Hatred Is/Bicentennial Blues//The Bottle/Sharing
AL 5002 — The Montreux/Berlin Concerts — Anthony Braxton [1977] This album uses a black label with the A and Arista name in light blue. Z WBN D3B/H-46M…B-BW4//84 Deg. -KELVIN..G/CM=B05–7//72 Deg. -KELVIN..L/337–4 46842 BFG-12//29 M 36
AL 6600 series
This series functioned from 1981 to 1983 and seemed to be used for releases Arista did in such burgeoning new genres as new wave and synth pop. It is unclear why the company needed a separate series for titles in those genres, although one thing was for sure: the times were a-changing, and Arista, by hint of a guess, was attempting to keep up with them. Unless otherwise noted, all albums here used the June 1979 label design with the Arista name appearing in the same font as the cascading A’s.
AL 6600 — Pelican West — Haircut One Hundred [1982] Love Plus One/Favourite Shirts (Boy Meets Girl)/Lemon Firebrigade/Marine Boy/Milk Farm/Kingsize (You’re My Little Steam Whistle)//Fantastic Day/Baked Bean/Snow Girl/Love’s Got Me In Triangles/Surprise Me Again/Calling Captain Autumn
AL 6601 — In The Name Of Love — Thompson Twins [1982] In The Name Of Love/Living In Europe/Bouncing/The Rowe/Make Believe//Runaway/Another Fantasy/Fool’s Gold/Perfect Game/Good Gosh
AL 6602 — Homosapien — Pete Shelley [1981] Homosapien/Yesterday’s Not Here/Love In Vain/Just One Of Those Affairs/Qu’est-Ce Que C’est Que Ca//I Don’t Know What It Is/Witness The Change/Guess I Must Have Been In Love With Myself/I Generate A Feeling/In Love With Somebody Else
AL 6603 — Huang Chung — Huang Chung [1982] Ti-Na-Na/Hold Back The Tears/I Never Want To Love You In A Half Hearted Way/Straight From My Heart/Dancing//Chinese Girls/Why Do You Laugh/China/I Can’t Sleep/Rising In The East
AL 6604 — Fabrique — Fashion [1982] Streetplayer-Mechanik/You Only Left Your Picture/Move On/Something In Your Picture/Dressed To Kill//Love Shadow/It’s Alright/Whitestuff (Short Cut)/Do You Wanna Make Love/Slow Blue
AL 6605 — Uprhythm, Downbeat — Members [1982] Working Girl/The Family/The Model/Chairman Of The Board/Boys Like Us//Going West/Radiodub/Fire (In My Heart)/You And Me Against The World/We, The People
AL 6606 — Heaven 17 — Heaven 17 [1982] Who Will Stop The Rain/Penthouse And Pavement/Play To Win/Let Me Go//(We Don’t Need This) Fascist Groove Thang/The Height Of The Fighting/Geisha Boys And Temple Girls/I’m Your Money/We’re Going To Live For A Very Long Time
AL 6607 — Side Kicks — Thompson Twins [1983] Love On Your Side/Tears/Lies/We Are Detective/Love Lies Bleeding//Watching/If You Were Here/Kamikaze/Judy Do/All Fall Out
AL 6608 — With Sympathy — Ministry [1983] Effigy/Revenge/I Wanted To Tell Her/Work For Love//Here We Go/What He Say/Say You’re Sorry/Should Have Known Better/She’s Got A Cause
AL 7000 series
A very briefly-lived series for albums that were priced at $7.98, a dollar higher than standard albums fo the time. This campaign only lasted during the summer of 1977. All the albums in this series used the 1977 black label with blue A and Arista name.
AL 7000 — The Greatest (Original Sound Recording) — Various Artists [1977] The Greatest Love Of All — George Benson/I Always Knew I Had It In Me — George Benson/Ali’s Theme — Michael Masser//Ali Bombaye (Zaire Chant I) — Mandrill and Michael Masser/Ali Bombaye (Zaire Chant II) — Mandrill and Michael Masser/The Greatest Love Of All — Michael Masser/Variations On Theme — Michael Masser/I Always Knew I Had It In Me — George Benson
AL 7001 — Terrapin Station — Grateful Dead [07–27–77] Estimated Prophet/Dancin’ In The Streets/Passenger/Samson & Delilah/Sunrise//Terrapin Part 1: Lady With A Fan-Terrapin Station-Terrapin-Terrapin Transit-Terrapin Flyer-Refrain
AL 7002 — I Robot — Alan Parsons Project [06–77] I Robot/I Wouldn’t Want To Be Like You/Some Other Time/Breakdown/Don’t Let It Show//The Voice/Nucleus/Day After Day (The Show Must Go On)/Total Eclipse/Genesis CH.1. V.32
AL 7003 — Lily Tomlin On Stage — Lily Tomlin [unissued] Transferred to
AB 4142 prior to its release. The album was listed with this number in the August 1977 issue of Stereo Review magazine.
AL 7004 — It’s A Game — Bay City Rollers [07–77] It’s A Game/You Made Me Believe In Magic/Don’t Let The Music Die/Love Power/The Way I Feel Tonight//Love Fever/Sweet Virginia/Inside A Broken Dream/Dance Dance Dance/Rebel Rebel
AL 8300 series
This was intended to be used for double album-sets, but only yielded a few albums and was used as a continuation of the main series after it reached 8300 in 1985.
AL 8300 — Bring ’Em Back Alive — Outlaws [02–78] Introduction/Stick Around For Rock And Roll/Lover Boy/There Goes Another Love Song//Freeborn Man/Prisoner/I Hope You Don’t Mind//Song For You/Cold And Lonesome/Holiday/Hurry Sundown//Green Grass And High Tides
AL 8301 — The Mind of Gil-Scott Heron — Gil-Scott Heron [1979] H20 Gate Blues/We Beg Your Pardon (Pardon Our Analysis)/The New Deal//Jose Campos Torres/The Ghetto Code (Dot Dot Dit Dit Dot Dash)/Bicentennial Blues
A2L 8302 — Sky — Sky [04–80] Hotta/Dance of the Little Fairies/Sahara//Fifo-Adagi-Scherzo-Watching the Aeroplanes//Tuba Smarties/Ballet Volta/Gavotte & Variations/Andante/Tristan’s Magic Garden/El Cielo//VIvaldi/Scipio Parts I and II/Toccata
AL 8303 — Woman of the Year (Original Broadway Cast) — Lauren Bacall, etc. [1981] Overture/Woman Of The Year/The Poker Game/See You In The Funny Papers/When You’re Right, You’re Right/Shut Up Gerald/So What Else Is New?/One Of The Boys//Table Talk/It Isn’t Working/I Told You So/I Wrote The Book/Happy In The Morning/Sometimes A Day Goes By/The Grass Is Always Greener/We’re Gonna Work It Out
AL 8304 — Marco Polo (Original Soundtrack) — Ennio Morricone [1982] Marco Polo/On The Way To The Orient/Monica/The Legend Of The Great Wall/Mai-Li’s Song/The South Burns/Marco Polo (Hormuz)/Farewell To The Mother/The Crusaders//The First Love/The Forbidden City/Marco’s Theme (Death In The Wind)/On The Way To The Orient (Trip)/Nostalgia Of The Father/The Great March Of Kublai/The Holy Sepulchre/The Mongols/Marco’s Theme (Dialogue)/The Dreams/Adolescence
A2L 8400 series
A2L 8401 — One For The Road — Kinks [1980] Opening/Hardway/Catch Me Now I’m Falling/Where Have All The Good Times Gone/Intro: Lola/Lola/Pressure//All Day And All Of The Night/20th Century Man/Misfits/Prince Of The Punks/Stop Your Sobbing//Low Budget/Attitude/Superman/National Health//’Till The End Of The Day/Celluloid Heroes/You Really Got Me/Victoria/David Watts
A2L 8402 — Rock And Roll Diary 1967–1980 — Lou Reed [unissued] Moved to A2L 8603 shortly before its release. Some copies have this number printed into the deadwax. Waiting For The Man/White Light White Heat/I Heard Her Call My Name/Pale Blue Eyes/Beginning To See The Light//Sweet Jane/Rock And Roll/Heroin/Femme Fatale/Walk On The Wild Side//Berlin/Men Of Good Fortune/The Kids/Coney Island Baby/Temporary Thing//All Through The Night/So Alone/How Do You Speak To An Angel/Keep Away/Street Hassle
AL 8500 series
Also intended to be used for live double album sets, perpetually, but it does seem as though it wasn’t long for the world, only yielding three albums between 1977 and 1978 but it came back from the dead to issue a compilation double-album in 1982.
AL 8500 — Live! — Barry Manilow [1977] Act I: Riders To The Stars/Why Don’t We Live Together/Looks Like We Made It/New York City Rhythm/A Very Strange Medley (V.S.M.): Kentucky Fried Chicken-State Farm Insurance-Stridex-Band-Aids-Bowlene-Dr. Pepper-Pepsi-McDonald’s/Jump Shout Boogie Medley: Jump Shout Boogie-Avenue C-Jumpin’ At The Woodside-Cloudburst-Bandstand Boogie/This One’s For You Act II: Beautiful Music (Part 1)/Daybreak/Lay Me Down/Studio Musician//Beautiful Music (Part 2)/Could It Be Magic-Mandy/It’s A Miracle/It’s Just Another New Years Eve/I Write The Songs/Beautiful Music (Part 3)
AL 8501 — Beatlemania (Original Cast Album Recorded Live At The Winter Garden Theatre) — Beatlemania [1978] I Want To Hold Your Hand/She Loves You/Help!/Can’t Buy Me Love/Day Tripper/Yesterday//Eleanor Rigby/Nowhere Man/Strawberry Fields Forever/Penny Lane/Magical Mystery Tour//Lady Madonna/Fool On The Hill/Got To Get You Into My Life/Michelle/Get Back//All You Need Is Love/Revolution/Hey Jude/I Am The Walrus/The Long And Winding Road/Let It Be
AL 8502 — Lou Reed Live: Take No Prisoners — Lou Reed [1978] Sweet Jane/I Wanna Be Black/Satellite Of Love//Pale Blue Eyes/Berlin/I’m Waiting For My Man//Coney Island Baby/Street Hassle//Walk On The Wild Side/Leave Me Alone
A2L 8503 — The Beat Of The Beach — Various Artists [1982] Let Love Come Between Us — James & Bobby Purify/Action — Showmen/She Shot a Hole in My Soul — Clifford Curry/Working in the Coal Mine — Lee Dorsey/Where is My Baby — Aaron Neville/Right Here in the Palm of My Hand — Garnet Mimms//39–21–40-Hey Baby — Showmen/Soul Deep — Box Tops/I Need Your Loving — Dee Dee Ford and Don Gardner/Don’t Drop It — Wilbert Harrison/Double Shot — Clifford Curry/There Goes My First Love — Drifters//Only Love Can Mend a Broken Heart — General Johnson/Kissing in the Back Row of the Movies — Drifters/I’m Your Puppet — James & Bobby Purify/Mixed Up, Shook Up Girl — Patti & Emblems/Look What You’ve Done to My Heart — Shirelles/Sea of Love-Dock of the Bay — Nino Tempo & April Stevens//I Dig Your Act — O’Jays/Hold Back the Night — Trammps/You’re Shakin’ Me Up — Van Dykes/Letter Full of Tears — Gladys Knight & Pips/La La Means I Love You — Delfonics/What Would It Take — Showmen
A2L 8600 series (original incarnation)
Arista originally used the 8600 series as a vehicle for double-album sets; it later was called upon as the continuation of the main series when the cataloging sequence reached 8600 in 1989. Ironically, two of the numbers in this series would be recycled for albums Arista issued in its main series in 1989.
A2L 8601 — Greatest Hits — Barry Manilow [1978] This album uses the 1976 black label with the blue A logo. Mandy/New York City Rhythm/Ready To Take A Chance Again/Looks Like We Made It/Daybreak//Can’t Smile Without You/It’s A Miracle/Even Now/Bandstand Boogie//Tryin’ To Get The Feeling Again/Could It Be Magic/Somewhere In The Night/Jump Shout Boogie/Weekend In New England/All The Time//This One’s For You/Copacabana (Disco)/Beautiful Music/I Write The Songs
A2L 8602 — Alto Saxophone Improvisations 1979 — Anthony Braxton [1979] This album uses the 1979 blue to almond label, atop which are cascading As with a gold metallic A in the center and ARISTA to the top right of the A. Comp. 77 A/Comp. 77 C/Red Top//Comp. 77 D/Comp. 77 E/Comp. 26 F/Comp. 77 F//Comp. 26 B.Along Came Betty/Comp. 77 G//Comp. 26 E/Giant Steps/Comp. 77 H
A2L 8603 — Rock And Roll Diary 1967–1980 — Lou Reed [1980] This album uses the 1979 blue to almond label, atop which are cascading As with a gold metallic A in the center and ARISTA to the top right of the A. Waiting For The Man/White Light White Heat/I Heard Her Call My Name/Pale Blue Eyes/Beginning To See The Light//Sweet Jane/Rock And Roll/Heroin/Femme Fatale/Walk On The Wild Side//Berlin/Men Of Good Fortune/The Kids/Coney Island Baby/Temporary Thing//All Through The Night/So Alone/How Do You Speak To An Angel/Keep Away/Street Hassle
A2L 8604 — Reckoning — Grateful Dead [1981] This album uses the 1979 blue to almond label, atop which are cascading As with a gold metallic A in the center and ARISTA to the top right of the A. Dire Wolf/The Race Is On/Oh Babe It Ain’t No Lie/It Must Have Been The Roses//Dark Hollow/China Doll/Been All Around This World/Monkey And The Engineer/Jack-A-Roe//Deep Elem Blues/Cassidy/To Lay Me Down//Rosalie McFall/On The Road Again/Bird Song/Ripple
A2L 8605 — Hot! Live And Otherwise — Dionne Warwick [1981] What You Won’t Do For Love-In The Stone/Don’t Make Me Over/Alfie/One In A Million You//Hit Record Medley: Walk On By-Anyone Who Had A Heart-You’ll Never Get To Heaven-A House Is Not A Home-Message To Michael-Trains And Boats And Planes-The Look Of Love-Close To You-Do You Know The Way To San Jose-Valley Of The Dolls-There’s Always Something There To Remind Me-Make It Easy On Yourself-Promises, Promises-What The World Needs Now-Then Came You//Deja Vu/Easy Love/No Night So Long/We Never Said Goodbye/I’ll Never Love This Way Again//There’s A Long Road Ahead Of Us/Dedicate This Heart/Some Changes Are For Good/Even A Fool Would Let Go/Now We’re Starting Over Again
A2L 8606 — Dead Set — Grateful Dead [1981] Samson And Delilah/Friend Of The Devil/New Minglewood Blues/Deal//Candy Man/Little Red Rooster/Loser//Passenger/Feel Like A Stranger/Franklin’s Tower/Rhythm Devils//Space/Fire On The Mountain/Greatest Story Ever Told/Brokedown Palace
A2L 8607 — Live/Indian Summer — Al Stewart [1981] Record one features a studio recording; record two features a live recording. Here In Angola/Pandora/Indian Summer/Delia’s Gone/Princess Olivia//Running Man/Time Passages/Merlin’s Time/If It Doesn’t Come Naturally, Leave It//Roads To Moscow/Nostradamus: Part One-World Goes To Riyadh-Nostradamus: Part Two//Road (Needless To Say)/On The Border/Valentina Way/Clarence Frogman Henry/Year Of The Cat
A2L 8608 — Bring ’Em Back Alive — Outlaws [1981] Reissue of AL 8300. Introduction/Stick Around For Rock And Roll/Lover Boy/There Goes Another Love Song//Freeborn Man/Prisoner/I Hope You Don’t Mind//Song For You/Cold And Lonesome/Holiday/Hurry Sundown//Green Grass And High Tides
A2L 8609 — One For The Road — Kinks [1982] Reissue of Arista A2L 8401. Opening/Hardway/Catch Me Now I’m Falling/Where Have All The Good Times Gone/Intro: Lola/Lola/Pressure//All Day And All Of The Night/20th Century Man/Misfits/Prince Of The Punks/Stop Your Sobbing//Low Budget/Attitude/Superman/National Health//’Till The End Of The Day/Celluloid Heroes/You Really Got Me/Victoria/David Watts
AL 9000 series
This was a continuation of Bell’s 9000 double-album series, which was the only Bell-era numbering sequence to be continued upon Arista’s absorption of that label. All but one of the albums here are two-record sets. All of the albums in this series used a light blue label with the A and Arista name in white.
AL 9003 — The Magic Show — Original Cast [1974] Reissue of Bell 9003. Performers include Anita Morris, Annie McGreevey, Cheryl Barnes, Dale Soules, David Ogden Stiers, Doug Henning, Loyd Sannes, Robert LuPone, Ronald Stafford, Sam Schacht. Up To His Old Tricks/Solid Silver Platform Shoes/Lion Tamer/Style/Two’s Company//Charmain’s Lament/The Goldfarb Variations/West End Avenue/Sweet, Sweet, Sweet/Before Your Very Eyes/Finale
AL/AQ 9004 — Funny Lady (Soundtrack) — Barbra Streisand and James Caan [1975] How Lucky Can You Get/So Long Honey Lamb/I Found A Million Dollar Baby/Isn’t This Better/Me And My Shadow/If I Love Again/I Got A Code In My Doze/It’s Gonna Be A Great Day//Blind Date/Am I Blue/It’s Only A Paper Moon-I Like Him/It’s Only A Paper Moon-I Like Her/More Than You Know/Clap Hands, Here Comes Charley/Let’s Hear It For Me
AL 9005 — Chicago: A Musical Vaudeville — Original Cast [1975] Starring Barney Martin, Mary McCarty and M. O’Haughey. Overture/All That Jazz/Funny Honey/Cell Block Tango/When You’re Good To Mama/All I Care About/A Little Bit Of Good/We Both Reached For The Gun//Roxie/I Can’t Do It Alone/My Own Best Friend/Me And My Baby/Mr. Cellophane/When Velma Takes The Stand/Razzle Dazzle/Class/Nowadays/All That Jazz Reprise
AL 9006 — The World Of Tony Orlando & Dawn — Tony Orlando & Dawn [1976] Knock Three Times/I Play And Sing/Gimme A Good Old Mammy Song/Ukulele Man/Who’s In The Strawberry Patch With Sally//Candida/Little Heads In Bunkbeds/Summer Sand/Skybird/Steppin’ Out Gonna Boogie Tonight//Personality/Rainy Day Man/Daydream/Raindrops/Love The One You’re With//Look In My Eyes Pretty Woman/Jolie/Up On The Roof/Easy Evil/Freedom For The Stallion
07822–10600 series
This series, done in conjunction with the BMG Heritage label, was used for reissues of a few of the most notable artists Arista ever recorded, many from the earlier days of the label.
07822–10600–2 — Ultimate Manilow — Barry Manilow [2002] Mandy/It’s A Miracle/Could It Be Magic/I Write The Songs/Bandstand Boogie/Tryin’ To Get The Feeling Again/This One’s For You/Weekend In New England/Looks Like We Made It/Daybreak/Can’t Smile Without You/Even Now/Copacabana (At The Copa)/Somewhere In The Night/Ready To Take A Chance Again/Ships/I Made It Through The Rain/The Old Songs/When October Goes/Somewhere Down The Road
07822–10601
07822–10602–2 — Don’t Cry Out Loud — Melissa Manchester [2002] Reissue of AB 4186. Shine Like You Should/Caravan/Don’t Cry Out Loud/Almost Everything/Bad Weather//Through The Eyes Of Grace/To Make You Smile Again/Such A Morning/Knowin’ My Love’s Alive/Singin From My Soul/We Had This Time
07822–10603
07822–10604–2 — Hits+ — Kylie Minogue [2000] Confide In Me/Put Yourself In My Place/Where Is The Feeling? (BIR Dolphin Mix)/Some Kind Of Bliss/Did It Again/Breathe/If You Don’t Love Me/Tears/Gotta Move On/Difficult By Design/Stay This Way/Automatic Love (Acoustic Version)/Where Has The Love Gone? (Roach Motel Remix)/Take Me With You
07822–10605–2 — Something About You — Angela Bofill [2002] Reissue of AL 9576. Something About You/Break It To Me Gently/On And On/Tropical Love/You Should Know By Now/Only Love/Holdin’ Out For Love/Stop Look Listen/I Do Love You/Three Blind Mice/Time To Say Goodbye/Never Wanna Be Without Your Love/Stop Look Listen/Love Light/Holdin’ Out For Love
07822–10606–2 — You Know How To Love Me — Phyllis Hyman [2002] Reissue of AL 9509. You Know How To Love Me/Some Way/Under Your Spell/This Feeling Must Be Love//But I Love You/Heavenly/Hold On/Give A Little More/Complete Me/You’re The One
07822–10607–2 — Greatest Hits — Run-DMC [2002] King Of Rock/It’s Tricky/Beats To The Rhyme/Can You Rock It Like This/Walk This Way/Run’s House/Rock Box/Peter Piper/Mary, Mary/Hard Times/You Be Illin’/It’s Like That/My Adidas/Sucker M.C.’s (Krush-Groove 1)/You Talk Too Much/Jam-Master Jay/Down With The King/Christmas In Hollis
07822–10608
07822–10609–2 — Lou Reed Live: Take No Prisoners — Lou Reed [1978] Reissue of AL 8502. Sweet Jane/I Wanna Be Black/Satellite Of Love/Pale Blue Eyes/Berlin/I’m Waiting For My Man//Coney Island Baby/Street Hassle/Walk On The Wild Side/Leave Me Alone
07822–10610
07822–10611–2 — The Best Of DJ Quik: Da Finale — DJ Quik [2002] Quik Is The Name/Sweet Black Pussy/Tonite/Born And Raised In Compton/Loked Out Hood/Safe + Sound/Dollaz + Sense/Summer Breeze/Quik’s Groove VII/Jus Lyke Compton/So Many Wayz/Hand In Hand/Down, Down, Down/You’z A Ganxta/Speed/Pitch In Ona Party/Do I Love Her?/Streets Iz Callin’/Trouble
07822–10612–2 — The Best Of DJ Quik: Da Finale — DJ Quik [2002] Clean version. Quik Is The Name/Sweet Black Pussy/Tonite/Born And Raised In Compton/Loked Out Hood/Safe + Sound/Dollaz + Sense/Summer Breeze/Quik’s Groove VII/Jus Lyke Compton/So Many Wayz/Hand In Hand/Down, Down, Down/You’z A Ganxta/Speed/Pitch In Ona Party/Do I Love Her?/Streets Iz Callin’/Trouble
07822–10613
07822–10614
07822–10615
07822–10616–2 — Biography (The Greatest Hits) — Lisa Stansfield [2003] Change/Someday (I’m Coming Back)/This Is The Right Time/The Real Thing/People Hold On/In All The Right Places/So Natural/Time To Make You Mine/Live Together/You Can’t Deny It/Never Gonna Fall/Let’s Just Call It Love/Never, Never Gonna Give You Up/These Are The Days Of Our Lives [Featuring George Michael And Queen]/Down In The Depths/All Woman/All Around The World
07822–10800 series
This apparently was intended to be used for EPs. Only one album came out if it, however, and it eventually ended up being reissued in the main series as 07822–18873–1.
07822–10800–1/2/4 — Live From Roberts — BR-549 [1996] Boot Plug (Dialog)/Hillbilly Thang/18 Wheels And A Crowbar/Me & Opie (Down By The Buck Pond)//Tip Plug (Dialog)/Knoxville Girl/Ole Slewfoot
07822–16400 series
This was used for hip-hop titles on Arista that were inherited from its purchase of Profile Records in 1998. Many of these albums feature a customized Arista 2001 logo with the slogan “Always a Step Ahead.”
07822–16400–2 — Crown Royal — Run-DMC [2001] It’s Over/Queens Day/Crown Royal/Them Girls/The School Of Old/Take The Money And Run/Rock Show/Here We Go 2001/Ahhh/Let’s Stay Together (Together Forever)/Ay Papi/Simmons Incorporated
07822–16401–2 — Classic 220–2nd II None [1999] Stragglaz/Up ‘N Da Club/Don’t U Hide It/Whateva U Want/Make ’Em Understand/Pawdy/Back Up Off The Wall/Y?/If U Ain’t F#!@in’/Don’t Do Dat/Princess/Love U/Got A Nu Woman
07822–16402
07822–16403–2 — Profile (The Singles) — Various Artists [1999] 5-CD set.
07822–16404
07822–16405
07822–16406–2 — Run-D.M.C. — Run-D.M.C. [1999] Reissue of PRO-1202. Hard Times/Rock Box/Jam-Master Jay/Hollis Crew (Krush-Groove 2)/Sucker M.C.’s (Krush-Groove 1)/It’s Like That/Wake Up/30 Days/Jay’s Game
07822–16407–2 — King Of Rock — Run-D.M.C. [1999] Reissue of PRO-1205. Rock The House/King Of Rock/You Talk Too Much/Jam-Master Jammin’/Roots, Rap, Reggae/Can You Rock It Like This/You’re Blind/It’s Not Funny/Darryl And Joe (Krush-Groove 3)
07822–16408–2 — Raising Hell — Run-D.M.C. [1999] Reissue of PRO-1217. Peter Piper/It’s Tricky/My Adidas/Walk This Way/Is It Live/Perfection/Hit It Run/Raising Hell/You Be Illin’/Dumb Girl/Son Of Byford/Proud To Be Black
07822–16409–2 — Tougher Than Leather — Run-D.M.C. [1999] Reissue of PRO-1265. Run’s House/Mary, Mary/They Call Us Run-D.M.C./Beats To The Rhyme/Radio Station/Papa Crazy/Tougher Than Leather/I’m Not Going Out Like That/How’d Ya Do It Dee/Miss Elaine/Soul To Rock And Roll/Ragtime
07822–16410–2 — Back From Hell — Run-D.M.C. [1999] Reissue of PRO-1401. Sucker D.J.’s/The Ave./What’s It All About/Bob Your Head/Faces/Kick The Frama Lama Lama/Pause/Word Is Born/Back From Hell/Don’t Stop/Groove To The Sound/P Upon A Tree/Naughty/Livin’ In The City/Not Just Another Groove [Featuring Johnny McDowell]/Party Time
07822–16411
07822–16412–2 — Down With The King — Run-D.M.C. [1999] Reissue of PRO-1440. Down With The King [Featuring Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth]/Come On Everybody/Can I Get It, Yo/Hit ’Em Hard/To The Maker/3 In The Head/Ooh, Whatcha Gonna Do/Big Willie/Three Little Indians/In The House/Can I Get A Witness/Get Open/What’s Next/Wreck Shop/For 10 Years
07822–16413– Uptown Saturday Night — Camp LO [1999] Reissue of PRO-1470–2, Krystal Karrington/Luchini AKA This Is It/Park Joint/B-Side To Hollywood/Killin’ Em Softly/Sparkle/Black Connection/Swing/Rockin’ It AKA Spanish Harlem/Say Word/Negro League/Nicky Barnes AKA It’s Alright/Black Nostaljack AKA Come On/Coolie High/Sparkle (Mr. Midnight Mix)
07822–16414–2–2nd II None — 2nd II None [1999] Reissue of PRO-1416. Intro/More Than A Player/If You Want It/Be True To Yourself/Let The Rhythm Take You/Comin’ Like This/Underground Terror/Just Ain’t Me/The Life Of A Player/Ain’t Nothin’ Wrong/What Goes Up/Mystic/Punk Mutha Fuckaz/Niggaz Trippin’
07822–16415–2 — Classic 220–2nd II None [1999] Clean version. Stragglaz/Up ‘N Da Club/Don’t U Hide It/Whateva U Want/Make ’Em Understand/Pawdy/Back Up Off The Wall/Y?/If U Ain’t F#!@in’/Don’t Do Dat/Princess/Love U/Got A Nu Woman
07822–16416–2 — Crown Royal — Run-DMC [2001] Clean version. It’s Over/Queens Day/Crown Royal/Them Girls/The School Of Old/Take The Money And Run/Rock Show/Here We Go 2001/Ahhh/Let’s Stay Together (Together Forever)/Ay Papi/Simmons Incorporated
07822–16417–2 — Crown Royal — Run-DMC [2001] Alternate catalog number of 07822–16400–2. It’s Over/Queens Day/Crown Royal/Them Girls/The School Of Old/Take The Money And Run/Rock Show/Here We Go 2001/Ahhh/Let’s Stay Together (Together Forever)/Ay Papi/Simmons Incorporated
07822–16418
07822–16419–2 — Balance & Options — DJ Quik [2000] Change Da Game/Did Y’All Feel Dat?/We Came 2 Play/Pitch In On A Party/I Don’t Wanna Party Wit U/Motek Records 1 (Interlude)/Sexuality/How Come?/U Ain’t Fresh!/Roger’s Groove/Motek Records II (Interlude)/Quikker Said Than Dunn/Straight From The Streets (Interlude)/Speak On It/Do Whutcha Want/Well/Quik’s Groove V/Do I Love Her?/Tha Divorce Song/Balance & Options (Outro)
07822–16420–2 — Balance & Options — DJ Quik [2000] Clean version. Change Da Game/Did Y’All Feel Dat?/We Came 2 Play/Pitch In On A Party/I Don’t Wanna Party Wit U/Motek Records 1 (Interlude)/Sexuality/How Come?/U Ain’t Fresh!/Roger’s Groove/Motek Records II (Interlude)/Quikker Said Than Dunn/Straight From The Streets (Interlude)/Speak On It/Do Whutcha Want/Well/Quik’s Groove V/Do I Love Her?/Tha Divorce Song/Balance & Options (Outro)
07822–16421
07822–16422
07822–16423
07822–16424
07822–16425
07822–16426–9 — Together Forever — Greatest Hits 1983–2000 — Run-DMC [2000] DVD.
07822–16427–2 — Crown Royal — Run-DMC [2001] Limited edition. It’s Over/Queens Day/Crown Royal/Them Girls/The School Of Old/Take The Money And Run/Rock Show/Here We Go 2001/Ahhh/Let’s Stay Together (Together Forever)/Ay Papi/Simmons Incorporated
Random Numbers:
AL85/AC85/ARCD85–90126 — Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe — Anderson Bruford Wakeman Howe [1989] Jon Anderson was the frontman for this spinoff of the band Yes that he formed in 1988 after becoming dissatisfied with that group having gone commercial with its music. For legal reasons, the group could not call itself Yes, so it just used the last names of its members: lead singer Anderson, drummer Bill Bruford, keyboardist Rick Wakeman and guitarist Steve Howe. The number used for this release was chosen as a numerologically sequential reference to the 1985 Yes album 90125. However, Canadian CDs of this album still used a number in the regular Arista sequence, which was 8590. Of further note is that this album uses a unique font for the “Arista” text that the label never used again. Themes: Sound-Second Attention-Soul Warrior/Fist of Fire/Brother of Mine: The Big Dream”-Nothing Can Come Between Us-Long Lost Brother of Mine/Birthright/The Meeting/Quartet: I Wanna Learn-She Gives Me Love-Who Was The First-I’m Alive/Teakbois/Order Of The Universe: Order Theme-Rock Gives Courage-It’s So Hard To Grow-The Universe/Let’s Pretend
07822–16600–2 — Afterglow — Dot Alisson [1999] This album was produced by Heavenly Records. Colour Me/Tomorrow Never Comes/Close Your Eyes/Message Personnel/I Wanna Feel The Chill/Morning Sun/Did I Imagine You?/Mo’ Pop/Alpha Female/In Winter Still/Message Personnel (Arab Strap Remix)
Other Arista-distributed labels
MORNING SKY
Morning Sky was a very short-lived label, only being active in 1976. It was founded by Dan Fogelberg and its only artist was his backing band, Fools Gold, which incidentally yielded its only album. That album was distributed by Arista and appeared on Arista outside of the U.S. The album peaked at #145 on the Billboard Hot 100. In 1977, Fogelberg and the group moved to Columbia, where they cut an equally unsuccessful album (Mr. Lucky). In 2000, Fogelberg decided to reactivate Morning Sky as a vehicle for himself.
The Morning Sky label had a brown band with an interior drawing depicting a sailboat merrily going westward as the sun rises. The words MORNING SKY were seen atop the label; the text in the ring was “Manufactured and distributed by Arista Records, Inc., N.Y., N.Y.” At the top of the bottom half of the gold ring was a small black Arista A logo. Promotional copies had the same graphics, but in black and white.
ML 5500 — Fools Gold — Fools Gold [1976] Coming Out Of Hiding/Rain, Oh, Rain/Choices/Rollin’ Fields And Meadows/Sailing To Monterey//I Will Run/Old Tennessee/One By One/The Way Love Grows/Love Me Through And Through
NEIGHBORHOOD
Neighborhood was a label owned by Melanie Safka, which she co-founded with manager-husband Peter Schekeryk after she quit Buddah in 1971. It was distributed by Famous Music, Paramount Pictures’ recording division, until the studio sold it to ABC in 1974, at which point, Safka signed a new deal with Bell. The Neighborhood distribution contract was transferred to Arista upon that label’s formation. The distribution contract Neighborhood had with Arista yielded only one album, and that album was one of Melanie’s. It was released in 1975, and, like a lot of her releases after the single “Brand New Key”, the public greeted it indifferently. After this album, Melanie shut down the Neighborhood label and went on to release several one-off albums with various other record companies. In 1983, Melanie briefly resurrected the Neighborhood label for her album “Seventh Wave”, which was released only in Europe.
The Neighborhood label design was a multi-colored one featuring an enclosure of several buildings. Text on it was black, as was the (barely legible) text, which read “℗&© 1975 Distributed by ARISTA RECORDS, INC., 1776 Broadway, New York, New York 10019”.
NL 3001 — Sunset and Other Beginnings — Melanie [1975] Perceive It/I’ve Got My Mo-Jo Working/Loving My Children/Almost Like Being In Love/What Do I Keep/Afraid Of The Dark//Where’s The Band/You Can’t Hurry Love-Mama Said/Sandman/People Are Just Getting Ready/Dream Seller (Meet Me On The Corner)/The Sun And The Moon
I SPY
I Spy was a label run by a mod revival group called Secret Affair. It released only three albums — a matter of fact, those happened to be the only three released by the group during its period of activity (1978–82). It was distributed by Arista’s British arm.
These albums used a black label with a stylized box at the top reading “I-SPY RECORDS” and text at the bottom of the box reading “MARKETED & DISTRIBUTED BY ARISTA RECORDS”. A copyright warning encircled the top half of the label.
I-SPY 1 — Glory Boys — Secret Affair [11–23–79] Glory Boys/Shake And Shout/Going To A Go-Go/Time For Action/New Dance//Days Of Change/Don’t Look Down/One Way World/Let Your Heart Dance/I’m Not Free (But I’m Cheap)
I-SPY 2 — Behind Closed Door — Secret Affair [09–12–80] What Did You Expect?/I’m A Bullet/Only Madmen Laugh/When The Show’s Over/My World//Sound Of Confusion/Life’s A Movie Too/Through My Eyes/Live For Today/Streetlife Parade
I-SPY 3 — Business As Usual — Secret Affair [01–29–82] Lost In The Night/Follow The Leader/Do You Know?/Hide And Seek/I Could Be You/Somewhere In The City//She’s On Fire/Three Wise Monkeys/One Voice In The Darkness/Dancemaster/The Big Beat/One Day (In Your Life)
STIFF
Stiff Records was a British label founded in 1976. It is known for recording material in the punk rock and new wave categories. Elvis Costello, Madness, Ian Dury, Tracey Ullman, and the Damned were among the artists known to have recorded for it. Island Records attempted to buy a partial stake in the label at the end of 1983; Island, a cash-strapped label then, ordered co-founder Dave Robinson to lend a £1 million payment to fund the share purchase. The deal, in the end, failed, in a manner so costly it led to the label being acquired by ZTT in 1987. It would be revived in 2007. American distribution of the label’s back catalog is currently handled by Razor and Tie via the Concord Music Group.
In 1978, it attempted an American division, which was distributed by Arista. This amounted to only two albums and one single, all of which lived up to the label’s name . . . in that they were stiffs (none of Stiff’s releases under Arista distribution here charted, not even Ian Dury’s album, which at least went to #5 in England). In 1979, the label switched its American distribution home to CBS, which released its material alternatively through either Epic or Columbia. Under any incarnation, American releases on Stiff proved spordiac from there, going up until at least 1983 on the vinyl front.
Most of the notable acts on Stiff ended up having their successful singles on that label issued on others in the U.S. (examples of this are Madness’ “Our House”, the group’s biggest hit here, which was released on Geffen in North America, Tracey Ullman, the comedienne who released her successful material on MCA in the States, and Graham Parker & the Rumour, whose material ended up being released on Arista proper in the U.S.).
The label design for Stiff under its brief American distribution deal with Arista was black with handwritten text reading “STIFF RECORDS”, “Electrically Recorded” and “The world’s most flexible label”, and a text ring reading “Manufactured and distributed by Arista Records, Inc., 6 West 57th St., New York, N.Y. 10019. A Subsidiary of Columbia Pictures Industries, Inc. All Rights Reserved.”
STF/ASC/AS8 0001 — Stiffs Live — Various Artists [1978] I Knew The Bride — Nick Lowe’s Last Chicken in the Shop/Let’s Eat — Nick Lowe’s Last Chicken in the Shop/Semaphore Signals — Wreckless Eric and New Rockets/Reconnez Cherie — Wreckless Eric and New Rockets/Police Car — Larry Wallis’ Psychedelic Rowdies//I Just Don’t Know What To Do With Myself — Elvis Costello and Attractions/Miracle Man — Elvis Costello and Attractions/Wake Up And Make Love With Me — Ian Dury and Blockheads/Billericay Dickie — Ian Dury and Blackheads/Sex Drugs and Rock and Roll — Entire Crew
STF/ASC/AS8 0002 — New Boots And Panties!! — Ian Dury [1978] Wake Up And Make Love With Me/Sweet Gene Vincent/I’m Partial To Your Abracadabra/My Old Man/Billericay Dickie//Clevor Trever/If I Was With A Woman/Blockheads/Plaistow Patricia/Blackmail Man
Sampler Records:
SP 29 — Artists And Interviews: A College Radio Sampler [1978] Intro — Synergy/PSA-Angel Dust — Gil Scott-Heron/Interview-MAsques — Brand X/Interview-Morning Flight — Nova/Interview-Service With A Smile — Happy The Man//Interview-All Night Long — Baby Grand/Interview — Sound of Love — David Sancious And Tone/Interview-East River (La-Di-Da) — Brecker Bros./Outro — Synergy
SP 35 — Grateful Dead Sampler — Grateful Dead [1978] Bombs Away — Bob Weir/Shakedown Street — Grateful Dead/Estimated Prophet — Grateful Dead/Rubin & Cherisse — Jerry Garcia Band/I Need A Miracle — Grateful Dead//Good Lovin’ — Grateful Dead/Passenger — Grateful Dead/Easy To Slip — Bob Weir/France — Grateful Dead/Cats Under The Stars — Jerry Garcia Band
SP 50 — The Arista Power Sampler — Various Artists [1979] You Can’t Change That — Raydio/Work It Out — Breakwater/Groovin’ You — Harvey Mason/Give It Up — Bobby Womack/This Time I’ll Be Sweeter — Angela Bofill/Thanks For The Sweet Memories — Fiesta//Everybody Up — Ohio Players/Insurance Man For The Funk — Bernie Worrell/Having A Love Attack — Mandrill/Kiss You All Over — Phyllis Hyman/Disco Nights (Rock Freak) — GQ/Hot, Wet & Sticky — Galaxy
SP 60 — Heavy Hitters — Various Artists [1979] Tune 88 — Jeff Lorber Fusion/Tod’s Place — Jeff Lorber Fusion/Music For A Flowered Pig — Urban Ensemble/Stephanie — Urban Ensemble//Throwdown — Tom Browne/Brother, Brother — Tom Browne/Blue Montreux — Blue Montreux
SP 119 — Al Stewart Sampler — Al Stewart [1981] Highlight LP promoting A2L 8607, a live album from Al Stewart. Year Of The Cat/Time Passages/Valentina Way/On The Border//Roads To Moscow/Nostradamus Part One-World Goes To Riyadh-Nostradamus Part Two
SP 120 — Santa’s Got A Brand New Bag — Various Artists [1981] Shake — GQ/Sad Girl — GQ/You Sure Look Good To Me — Phyllis Hyman/She’s Gone — Norman Connors/Something About You — Angela Bofill/Break It To Me Gently — Angela Bofill//Fungi Mama Bebopafunkadiscolypso — Tom Browne/Charisma — Tom Browne/It’s My Turn — Aretha Franklin/Make It Easy On Yourself — Michael Henderson/”B” Movie — Gil Scott-Heron
ARISTA 1 — From The Big A: Arista Is Quality — Various Artists [1977] Issued in Australia and New Zealand only. Right Time Of The Night — Jennifer Warnes/Looks Like We Made It — Barry Manilow/All The Kids On The Street — Hollywood Stars/Sleepwalker — Kinks/Sunrise — Eric Carmen//I Believe In Love — Lou Reed/Sweet Virginia — Dickey Betts and Great Southern/So Afraid — Outlaws/Ask The Angels — Patti Smith/I Robot — Alan Parsons Project
Miscellaneous:
74321–16531–2/4 — God Shuffled His Feet — Crash Test Dummies [1993] God Shuffled His Feet/Afternoons & Coffespoons/Mmm Mmm Mmm Mmm/In The Days Of The Caveman/Swimming In Your Ocean/Here I Stand Before Me/I Think I’ll Disappear Now/How Does A Duck Know?/When I Go Out With Artists/The Psychic/Two Knights And Maidens/Untitled
74321–35440–2/4 — Donde Hay Música — Eros Ramazzotti [1996] Donde Hay Música/Estrella Gemella/La Cosa Más Bella/L’Aurora/Carta Al Futuro/Yo Amaré/Este Inmenso Show/Quasi Amore/Yo Sin Ti/Pero Ella/Huracan Meri/Buena Vida
74321–35441–2/4 — Dove C’è Musica — Eros Ramazzotti [1996] Dove C’è Musica/Stella Gemella/Più Bella Cosa/L’Aurora/Lettera Al Futuro/Io Amerò/Questo Immenso Show/Quasi Amore/Yo Sin Ti/Lei Però/L’uragano Meri/Buona Vita
