Taylor in 2008This is the discography of British drummer Roger Taylor.
Roger Taylor
Albums
Compilations
- The Lot (2013)
- Roger Taylor: Best (2014)
Live albums
- The Outsider Tour Live (2022) - No. 46 UK[1]
Singles
- 1977: "I Wanna Testify" (B-side: "Turn on the TV")
- 1981: "Future Management" – No. 49 UK[1]
- 1981: "My Country"
- 1981: "Let's Get Crazy" (Australia, Japan, New Zealand, USA)
- 1984: "Man on Fire" – No. 66 UK,[1] No. 11 South Africa [2]
- 1984: "Strange Frontier" – No. 98 UK[1]
- 1984: "Beautiful Dreams" (Portugal)
- 1994: "Nazis 1994" – No. 22 UK[1]
- 1994: "Foreign Sand" - with Yoshiki – No. 26 UK[1]
- 1994: "Happiness" – No. 32 UK[1]
- 1998: "Pressure On" – No. 45 UK[1]
- 1999: "Surrender" – No. 38 UK[1]
- 2009: "The Unblinking Eye (Everything Is Broken)"
- 2011: "Dear Mr. Murdoch 2011"
- 2013: "Sunny Day" (promo)
- 2017: "Journey's End"
- 2018: "Christmas In Love" (With ZoaK)
- 2019: "That's Football" (With Petr Cech)
- 2019: "Gangsters Are Running This World"
- 2020: "Isolation"
- 2021: "We're All Just Trying to Get By" (With KT Tunstall)
Video
- 1998: Live at the Cyberbarn
The Cross
Albums
Compilations
Singles
- 1987: "Cowboys and Indians" - UK #74
- 1988: "Shove It" - UK #83
- 1988: "Heaven for Everyone" - UK #84
- 1988: "Manipulator"
- 1990: "Power to Love" - UK #83
- 1990: "Liar"
- 1990: "Final Destination"
- 1991: "New Dark Ages"
- 1991: "Life Changes" (Germany only, withdrawn)
Other
The Reaction
Smile
Larry Lurex
Both songs are also part of the box set Freddie Mercury - The Solo Collection (2000) and the compilation album Lover of Life, Singer of Songs - The Very Best of Freddie Mercury Solo (2006).
Collaborations and guest appearances
References
- ^ a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o "Roger Taylor | full Official Chart History". Official Charts Company. Retrieved 4 October 2022.
- ^ Brian Currin. "South African Rock Lists Website - SA Charts 1969 - 1989 Acts (T)". Rock.co.za. Retrieved 23 May 2014.
External links
- Roger Taylor discography at Discogs
