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Glen Campbell

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Real name
Glen Travis Campbell
Born
April 22, 1936
Died
August 8, 2017
Country
United States
IPI
00004959576 12 works
Affiliation
BMI
Comments
Singer, bassist, guitarist and actor. Born in Arkansas, he moved to Los Angeles in 1960 to work as a session man. He soon became part of the so-called Wrecking Crew (an informal ensemble of session musicians from the Los Angeles area). In 1964-65 Campbell went on tour with The Beach Boys, as a temporary replacement for Brian Wilson. In his solo career, started in 1962, he has sold more than 45 million records and scored a string of pop and country hits in the 1960s and 1970s. He was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 2005.
Member of
The Trophies
The Champs (1959-1959)
Family
Ashley Campbell [US] Daughter
Debby Campbell Daughter
Related
The Beach Boys Touring member (1964-1965)
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Originals

Title Performer Release date Covered by
September 1961 (44 artists)
October 15, 1962 Rick Nelson
 REL November 12, 1962 Originally by Dub Taylor BRD
September 1963 Iva Zanicchi - Augusto Martelli e la sua orchestra
Heartaches Can Be Fun Glen Campbell 1964 Unverified
June 1965 (10 artists)
November 27, 1967 (8 artists)
November 27, 1967 (2 artists)
November 27, 1967 Wild & Blue
February 1968 (32 artists)
April 1968 (2 artists)
October 1968 The Burrito Brothers
October 1968 (2 artists)
October 1968 (304 artists)
 REL November 1968 Living Marimbas Plus Strings
Originally by Mel Tillis REC
April 1969 Bill Anderson [US1]
July 1969 (20 artists)
October 1969 (59 artists)
January 1970 (2 artists)
January 1970 (2 artists)
June 1970 (9 artists)
June 1970 (5 artists)
June 1970 (2 artists)
August 1970 Jerry Reed
i June 21, 1971 Roger Williams [US1]
 REC June 1971 Originally by Jerry Reed REL
November 1971 Connie Eaton
November 1971 (2 artists)
March 1972 (9 artists)
November 1972 (4 artists)
November 1972 David Clayton-Thomas
April 1973 (6 artists)
January 1974 NewFound Road
January 1974 Lee Towers
January 1974 (2 artists)
January 1974 (6 artists)
October 1974 Vollmar w/ Amy O.
June 1975 Tom Middleton
June 1975 (7 artists)
June 1975 (4 artists)
June 1975 Jefferson Lee
1975 Diana Ross
April 1976 Grace Anne Rivera
April 1976 Lee Towers
April 1976 (2 artists)
April 1976 (5 artists)
April 1976 Johnny Mathis
February 1977 Michael Smotherman
February 1977 Michael Smotherman
February 1977 (12 artists)
February 1977 Curt & Roland
November 1977 Lee Dorsey
May 12, 1978 Paul Williams [US1]
April 1980 Gary Portnoy
June 9, 1980 Rhett Sanborn
 REL June 9, 1980 (14 artists)
Originally by Jennifer Warnes REC,BRD
January 1981 Springbok
January 1981 (2 artists)
July 1981 (2 artists)
June 18, 1984 (3 artists)
June 18, 1984 (6 artists)
October 1985 (7 artists)
May 1987 Lee Towers
May 1987 (4 artists)
August 10, 1987 (4 artists)
August 10, 1987 John Brack
August 1988 (13 artists)
August 1988 (2 artists)
January 7, 1991 Dominic Kirwan
1992 Michael Feinstein
Rock-A-Doodle Glen Campbell 1992 Unverified
1992 Rissi Palmer
August 30, 2011 (2 artists)
Sampled by Glen Campbell [sampled] with Dolly Parton
August 30, 2011 Glen Campbell [sampled] with Carole King
Sampled by Glen Campbell [sampled] with Carole King
February 17, 2015 Glen Campbell [sampled] with Hope Sandoval
Sampled by Glen Campbell [sampled] with Hope Sandoval
I'm not gonna miss you Glen Campbell 2015 Unverified

Covers by Glen Campbell

Title Performer Release date Originally by
June 1962 Al Dexter and His Troopers
  October 15, 1962 Wynn Stewart REC, Vern Stovall REL
October 29, 1962 Merle Travis
October 29, 1962 Terry Fell and The Fellers
November 12, 1962 Delmore Brothers
November 12, 1962 Delmore Brothers
  November 12, 1962 Wynn Stewart REC, Vern Stovall REL
November 12, 1962 Merle Travis
November 12, 1962 Fiddlin' John Carson, The Journeymen
November 12, 1962 Delmore Brothers
November 12, 1962 Crocker and Cannon (Leonard Rutherford, John D. Foster)
November 12, 1962 Delmore Brothers
March 1963 Gene Autry
March 1963 Gene Autry
March 1963 Eddy Arnold and His Tennessee Plowboys
March 1963 Ernest Tubb
March 1963 Ernest Tubb
March 1963 Ernest Tubb
November 1963 Wynn Stewart
Divorce Me C.O.D. The Green River Boys featuring Glen Campbell 1963 Unverified
i April 1964 Fiddlin' John Carson, The Journeymen
i   April 1964 Bob Dylan REC, The Chad Mitchell Trio REL
i April 1964 The New Christy Minstrels - Under the direction of Randy Sparks
i April 1964 El Jarocho
i April 1964 Peter, Paul and Mary
i April 1964 Woody Guthrie
i   April 1964 Jackie De Shannon REL, Bob Dylan REC
i April 1964 Solomon Linda's Original Evening Birds
i September 1965 Tom Jones
i September 1965 Roger Miller [US-OK]
i   September 1965 Bob Dylan REC, The Brothers Four REL
i September 1965 The John Barry Seven and Orchestra
September 1965 The Highwaymen [US1]
i September 1965 The Beatles
i September 1965 Johnny Smith
December 1965 (unknown)
Covered by (37 artists)
December 1965 Hank Cochran
i All I Really Want to Do Mr. 12 String Guitar (Glen Campbell) 1965 Unverified
i Catch the Wind Mr. 12 String Guitar (Glen Campbell) 1965 Unverified
i Colours Mr. 12 String Guitar (Glen Campbell) 1965 Unverified
i Eve of Destruction Mr. 12 String Guitar (Glen Campbell) 1965 Unverified
i I Don't Believe You Mr. 12 String Guitar (Glen Campbell) 1965 Unverified
i It Ain't Me Babe Mr. 12 String Guitar (Glen Campbell) 1965 Unverified
i Like a Rolling Stone Mr. 12 String Guitar (Glen Campbell) 1965 Unverified
i Mr. Tambourine Man Mr. 12 String Guitar (Glen Campbell) 1965 Unverified
i Subterranean Homesick Blues Mr. 12 String Guitar (Glen Campbell) 1965 Unverified
i You've Got Your Troubles (I Got Mine) Mr. 12 String Guitar (Glen Campbell) 1965 Unverified
May 1966 Red Hays
November 1966 The Home Towners [US1]
November 1966 Roy Orbison with Bob Moore's Orch. & Chorus
March 1967 Waylon Jennings
March 1967 Buck Owens
March 1967 Leon Payne
June 1967 John Hartford
August 28, 1967 The Everly Brothers
August 28, 1967 Donovan
August 28, 1967 Roy Orbison with Bob Moore's Orch. & Chorus
August 28, 1967 Jimmie Rodgers [US2]
August 28, 1967 (unknown)
August 28, 1967 Al Martino
August 28, 1967 Jimmie Rodgers [US2]
August 28, 1967 Nilsson
August 28, 1967 Umberto Bindi, Cilla Black - Accompaniment directed by Johnny Pearson
October 1967 Johnny Rivers
November 27, 1967 Jan Howard
November 27, 1967 Dorsey Burnette
  November 27, 1967 Chad and Jeremy REC, Simon & Garfunkel REL
November 27, 1967 Bob Wills and His Texas Playboys
November 27, 1967 The Louvin Brothers
November 27, 1967 Jerry Reed
  February 1968 Johnny Darrell REC, George Hamilton IV REL
February 1968 Bob Lind
February 1968 Bob Dylan
February 1968 Roy Orbison
February 1968 Little Anthony and The Imperials
February 1968 Ray Price
February 1968 Richard Kiley
February 1968 Jimmy Payne
April 1968 Stevie Wonder
April 1968 Keith Allison
  April 1968 Perry Como REL, Tex Ritter and His Texans REC
April 1968 Harlan Howard
April 1968 Rex Griffin
April 1968 Merle Haggard and The Strangers
April 1968 (unknown), Johnny Mathis with Ray Conniff and His Orchestra
June 1968 Chris Gantry
September 1968 John Hartford
September 1968 Bob Wills with Tommy Duncan and The Texas Playboys
September 1968 (unknown), Glen Campbell
September 1968 Gilbert Bécaud, Jill Corey with Jimmy Carroll
September 1968 Roger Miller [US-OK]
September 1968 Bobbie Gentry
September 1968 Curly Putman
September 1968 (unknown), Gordon Heath and Lee Payant, Simon and Garfunkel
September 1968 Spanky and Our Gang
Sampled by The Madd Rapper feat. Eminem
September 1968 Dick Curless & Kay Adams
October 1968 Doye O'Dell
October 1968 Judy Garland with Georgie Stoll and His Orchestra
October 1968 Bing Crosby
October 1968 Vic Dana
October 1968 Roger Miller [US-OK]
October 1968 Roy Orbison
  October 1968 Nat "King" Cole [Trio] REC, The King Cole Trio with String Choir REL
October 1968 John Yorke Atlee
Covered by Nancy Sinatra
November 1968 Billy Ed Wheeler
November 1968 Jacques Brel avec François Rauber et son orchestre, Rod McKuen
November 1968 Tim Hardin
November 1968 Otis Redding
November 1968 Sonny Curtis
  November 1968 The Bee Gees REL, Georgie Fame BRD
November 1968 Cher
February 1969 Don Ho
April 1969 Jerry Reed
April 1969 Buffy Sainte-Marie
April 1969 Pozo Seco Singers
April 1969 The New Christy Minstrels - Under the direction of Randy Sparks
April 1969 Buffy Sainte-Marie
April 1969 Michael Whalen [US1]
Sampled by Dickie Goodman
i July 1969 A.Z. Idelsohn
October 1969 James Darren
  October 1969 Connie Haines REC, Jean DuShon REL
October 1969 Riz Ortolani e Nino Oliviero, Steve Lawrence
  October 1969 Reri Grist & Ensemble REC,REL, Larry Kert, Reri Grist & Carol Lawrence PRF
October 1969 (unknown), John Charles Thomas
i October 1969 Cannon's Jug Stompers
November 21, 1969 The Everly Brothers - Orchestra conducted by Archie Bleyer
November 21, 1969 The Everly Brothers
January 1970 Frank Sinatra with Orchestra conducted by Nelson Riddle
  January 1970 Judy Collins REL, Joni Mitchell REC
January 1970 Ben Peters
  January 1970 Dorsey Burnette REC, Chuck Jackson [US] REL
January 1970 Johnny Cash
May 1970 Johnny Cash
May 1970 Al Hibbler with Orchestra directed by Jack Pleis
May 1970 Rev. F. W. McGee
  May 1970 Jane Froman with Chorus and Orchestra conducted by Sid Feller REC, Jane Froman BRD
May 1970 Edwin Hawkins' Singers
May 1970 The Impressions
  May 1970 Christine Johnson with Carousel Chorus and Orchestra under direction of Joseph Littau PRF,REL
August 1970 Simon and Garfunkel
August 1970 Jerry Reed
August 1970 Conway Twitty
August 1970 Richard Harris [IE]
August 1970 Claude François, Frank Sinatra
August 1970 Jerry Reed
March 13, 1971 Roy Orbison with Bob Moore's Orch. & Chorus
June 1971 Kelly Gordon
  June 1971 Kris Kristofferson REC, Percy Sledge REL
June 1971 Ray Charles
June 1971 Gordon Lightfoot
June 1971 Billy Joe Royal
June 1971 Gordon Lightfoot
June 1971 Francis Lai & His Orchestra, Andy Williams
June 1971 Jerry Reed
November 1971 Anne Murray
November 1971 Hugo Winterhalter and His Orchestra
November 1971 Jackie DeShannon
November 1971 The Brothers [US2]
November 1971 Dionne Warwick, Johnny Rivers
November 1971 Brotherhood of Man
November 1971 Arlene Harden
1971 Joseph Mohr, Franz Gruber, Haydn Quartet
March 1972 Vaughan's Texas Quartet
  November 1972 Frank Sinatra BRD,REC,REL
November 1972 Connie Smith
November 1972 Leon Russell
November 1972 Roy Orbison with Bob Moore's Orch. & Chorus
November 1972 George Jones
November 1972 Johnny Paycheck
November 1972 Ewan MacColl & A.L. Lloyd, Tom Paxton
Love Is Blue Glen Campbell 1972 Unverified
March 1973 The Blackwood Brothers
Sampled by Dickie Goodman
April 1973 (unknown), (unknown), The Original Sacred Harp Choir
April 1973 Bob Dylan
April 1973 Charlie Rich
April 1973 Lefty Frizzell
April 1973 Kinky Friedman
April 1973 Ian and Sylvia
April 1973 Bob Morrison
September 1973 Gordon Lightfoot
October 1973 Hank Williams with His Drifting Cowboys
  October 1973 Ken Marvin REC, Curley Williams and The Georgia Peach Pickers REL
October 1973 Hank Williams with His Drifting Cowboys
October 1973 Hank Williams with His Drifting Cowboys
October 1973 Hank Williams with His Drifting Cowboys
October 1973 Hank Williams with His Drifting Cowboys
October 1973 Hank Williams with His Drifting Cowboys
October 1973 Bill Carlisle
October 1973 Hank Williams with His Drifting Cowboys
October 1973 Hank Williams with His Drifting Cowboys
January 1974 (unknown), Pee Wee King and His Golden West Cowboys
January 1974 Elsie Clark
January 1974 Wayne Carson
January 1974 Charles Aznavour - Accompagné par Paul Mauriat et son orchestre, Charles Aznavour
October 1974 Jim Webb
October 1974 Joe Cocker
October 1974 Jimmy Webb
October 1974 Jimmy Webb
October 1974 Little Feat
October 1974 Joe Cocker
May 15, 1975 Bill Nash
May 15, 1975 Dottie West
May 15, 1975 Don Gibson
May 15, 1975 Jimmie Davis
May 15, 1975 Eddy Arnold, The Tennessee Plowboy and His Guitar
May 15, 1975 Waylon Jennings
May 15, 1975 Kris Kristofferson
May 15, 1975 Harlan Howard
May 15, 1975 Ferlin Husky
May 15, 1975 Thelma La Vizzo
May 1975 Larry Weiss
Sampled by Dickie Goodman
June 1975 Randy Newman
June 1975 The Temptations [US1]
June 1975 B.J. Thomas
1975 John Denver
1975 Mac Davis
I'll Paint You a Song Glen Campbell 1975 Unverified
1975 Jerry Orbach PRF,REL, Barbra Streisand
April 1976 Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds, Don Cherry - Orchestra conducted by Milton DeLugg
April 1976 Richard Mainegra
April 1976 Shayne
April 1976 Larry Weiss
April 1976 Ben Peters
January 1977 Allen Toussaint
Sampled by Dickie Goodman
i   January 1977 The Home Guards Band REL, Orchestre de la Société des concerts du Conservatoire PRF
February 1977 The Beach Boys
February 1977 Brian Cadd
November 14, 1977 Chuck Berry, The Beach Boys, Beach Boys
November 14, 1977 Elvis Presley with The Jordanaires
November 14, 1977 Ralph McTell
October 1978 Tracy Nelson
October 8, 1979 Jimmy Webb
October 8, 1979 Lenny Le Blanc
  October 8, 1979 Orchester Georges Boulanger, Joe Loss and His Band (Vocalist: Chick Henderson) REL, Ambrose and His Orchestra REC
April 1980 Tom Jones
June 9, 1980 Ian Gomm
June 9, 1980 Tom Jones
June 9, 1980 David Gates
June 9, 1980 Donna Fargo
June 9, 1980 Neil Diamond
December 1980 Jud Strunk
1980 Bobby Darin
January 1981 Lynn Anderson
November 1981 Tanya Tucker
November 1981 B.W. Stevenson
September 27, 1982 Ronnie McDowell
September 27, 1982 George Beaver (Irving Kaufman)
September 27, 1982 The Paris Sisters
September 27, 1982 Wings
September 27, 1982 David Pomeranz
September 27, 1982 The Corbin Hanner Band
June 18, 1984 Stevie Nicks
June 18, 1984 (unknown), (unknown), Geo J. Gaskin REC,REL, Bryant's Minstrels PRF, Bob Gibson [US], Mickey Newbury
June 18, 1984 Linda Ronstadt
June 18, 1984 The Kendalls
  1984 Bing Crosby & Marjorie Reynolds [dubbed by Martha Mears] BRD, Bing Crosby with Ken Darby Singers and John Scott Trotter and His Orchestra REC,REL
August 14, 1985 Thelma Houston
August 14, 1985 Dave Loggins
August 14, 1985 Morris Chapman
October 1985 Elton Britt and The Skytoppers
October 1985 Johnny Rivers
October 1985 Marty Robbins
October 1985 Brook Benton
Rag Doll Glen Campbell 1985 Unverified
May 1987 Johnny Horton
  August 10, 1987 Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Bob Eberly REC, Dorothy Lamour, Bob Eberly, Helen O'Connell and Chorus with Jimmy Dorsey and His Orchestra BRD
August 10, 1987 Patti Cohenour, Ron Richardson and Daniel H. Jenkins
August 1988 Lynn Anderson
August 1988 Steve Wariner
August 1988 Jimmy Webb
September 1989 Lefty Frizzell
1989 J. H. Howell's Carolina Hillbillies
1989 Mrs. Wm. Asher - Homer Rodeheaver
1989 Miss Hinkle and Mr. MacDonough
1989 Gogi Grant with Buddy Bregman and His Orchestra and Chorus
1989 Emile Berliner
1989 (unknown), Mrs. A. Stewart Holt
1989 Dorsey Burnette
1989 J.J. Fisher
April 17, 1990 Barbara Fairchild
April 17, 1990 Jeff Barry
April 17, 1990 Allen Toussaint
January 7, 1991 Willie Nelson
January 7, 1991 Dolly Parton
January 7, 1991 David Houston [US1]
January 7, 1991 Connie Smith
January 7, 1991 Schuyler, Knobloch & Overstreet
1992 (unknown)
February 1, 1993 Billy Burnette
February 1, 1993 Jim Ed Brown / Helen Cornelius
February 1, 1993 Steven Curtis Chapman
February 1, 1993 Barbara Fairchild
February 1, 1993 Lynn Anderson
February 1, 1993 Ricky Van Shelton
June 28, 1994 Point of Grace
December 2, 1994 Alan Jackson
December 2, 1994 Merle Travis
December 2, 1994 Gilbert Bécaud, Jill Corey with Jimmy Carroll
May 25, 1995 Johnny Cash and Tennessee Two
August 3, 1995 Joe South and The Believers
August 3, 1995 Sonny Land Trio
  August 3, 1995 The Crickets [US] REL, Sonny West REC
September 19, 1995 Harry Simeone Chorale
September 19, 1995 Gene Autry and The Cass County Boys
September 19, 1995 Meister Glee Singers
September 19, 1995 Gene Autry
September 19, 1995 (unknown)
September 19, 1995 Bobby Helms
September 19, 1995 Vaughn Monroe and His Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Vaughn Monroe and The Norton Sisters
September 19, 1995 Harry Reser and His Orchestra
September 19, 1995 Boston Pops Orchestra, The Andrews Sisters
September 19, 1995 Richard Himber and His Ritz-Carlton Orchestra - Vocal Refrain by Joey Nash
October 10, 1995 Arthur Smith Trio
October 10, 1995 Joe Valino - Gene Kutch Orchestra
October 10, 1995 Leon Payne
October 7, 1997 Glen Campbell - Conducted by Al De Lory
1999 Don McLean
1999 Robert Maxwell, Vic Damone - With Orchestra conducted by Richard Hayman
1999 Line Renaud, Morris Albert
1999 Fritz Kreisler - Piano Accompaniment Carl Lamson, Tommy Edwards
1999 Jerry Butler
1999 Gene Pitney
1999 Buddy Johnson and His Orchestra - Vocal Chorus by Ella Johnson
1999 Jim Croce
1999 Louis Armstrong
1999 Badfinger
1999 Pino Donaggio - Orchestra dir. da P. Reverberi, Dusty Springfield
1999 The Righteous Brothers
November 18, 2002 Larry Weiss
September 30, 2003 The Louvin Brothers
November 25, 2003 John Hartford
December 16, 2003 (unknown)
December 16, 2003 (unknown)
December 16, 2003 Cindy Morgan
December 16, 2003 Henry Burr
December 16, 2003 Haydn Quartet
December 16, 2003 (unknown)
December 16, 2003 Bill Withers
December 16, 2003 Utopia
December 16, 2003 Anna Case
December 16, 2003 Michael English
December 16, 2003 B.J. Thomas
December 16, 2003 (unknown)
December 16, 2003 Steve Porter
December 16, 2003 (unknown)
December 16, 2003 James Taylor
December 16, 2003 Mrs. William Asher - Homer Rodeheaver
December 16, 2003 (unknown)
December 16, 2003 Jack Nitzsche, Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes
December 16, 2003 Harmoneers Quartet with Piano Accompaniment
2004 Barbara Fairchild
  November 8, 2005 Bob Atcher REL, Wesley Tuttle REC
  October 16, 2007 International Novelty Orchestra (Nathaniel Shilkret) REC, Jack Tenney and the Majestic Orchestra PRF
August 19, 2008 U2
August 19, 2008 Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers
August 19, 2008 Green Day
August 19, 2008 John Lennon
August 19, 2008 The Velvet Underground
August 19, 2008 The Replacements
August 19, 2008 Travis
August 19, 2008 Nico [DE]
August 19, 2008 Foo Fighters
August 19, 2008 Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers
May 8, 2009 Glen Campbell
June 29, 2010 Johnny Rivers
October 26, 2010 Jack Nitzsche, Joe Cocker and Jennifer Warnes
October 26, 2010 Badfinger
August 30, 2011 Paul Westerberg
August 30, 2011 Guided by Voices
Sampled by Glen Campbell [sampled] with Eric Church
August 30, 2011 Teddy Thompson
August 30, 2011 Jakob Dylan
Sampled by Glen Campbell [sampled] with Eric Clapton
March 31, 2015 Danny O'Keefe
June 9, 2017 Linda Ronstadt
June 9, 2017 Jerry Reed
June 9, 2017 (unknown), Bob Dylan
June 9, 2017 Fred Neil
June 9, 2017 Billy Walker
June 9, 2017 Joe Cocker
June 9, 2017 John Denver

Web Covers by Glen Campbell

Title Performer Upload date Originally by
If Glen Campbell September 1, 2015 Bread

Sampled songs

Releases

Albums

Title Performer Release date Label
Adiós Glen Campbell June 9, 2017 UMe - Universal Music Enterprises
A New Place in the Sun Glen Campbell - Produced, arranged and conducted by Al De Lory April 1968 Capitol Records
Anne Murray - Glen Campbell Anne Murray & Glen Campbell November 1971 Capitol Records
Basic Glen Campbell October 1978 Capitol Records
Big Bluegrass Special The Green River Boys & Glen Campbell November 12, 1962 Capitol Records
Bloodline Glen Campbell April 1976 Capitol Records
Bobbie Gentry & Glen Campbell Bobbie Gentry & Glen Campbell September 1968 Capitol Records
Burning Bridges Glen Campbell March 1967 Capitol Records
By the Time I Get to Phoenix Glen Campbell November 27, 1967 Capitol Records
Christmas with Glen Campbell Glen Campbell September 19, 1995 LaserLight Digital
Christmas with Glen Campbell and The Hollywood Pops Orchestra with The Voices of Christmas Glen Campbell and The Hollywood Pops Orchestra with The Voices of Christmas 1971 Creative Products
Ernie Sings & Glen Picks Ernie Ford & Glen Campbell May 15, 1975 Capitol Records
Favorite Hymns Glen Campbell 1989 The New Canaan Records
Galveston Glen Campbell April 1969 Capitol Records
Gentle on My Mind Glen Campbell August 28, 1967 Capitol Records
Ghost on the Canvas Glen Campbell August 30, 2011 Surfdog
Glen Campbell Live Glen Campbell November 1981 RCA
Glen Campbell Live! His Greatest Hits Glen Campbell December 2, 1994 LaserLight Digital
Glen Campbell Live in Japan Glen Campbell 1975 Capitol Records [JP]
Glen Travis Campbell Glen Campbell November 1972 Capitol Records
Hey Little One Glen Campbell - Arranged and conducted by Al De Lory February 1968 Capitol Records
Highwayman Glen Campbell October 8, 1979 Capitol Records
Houston (I'm Comin' to See You) Glen Campbell January 1974 Capitol Records
I Knew Jesus (Before He Was a Star) Glen Campbell April 1973 Capitol Records
I'll Be Me - Soundtrack Glen Campbell February 17, 2015 Big Machine Records
I Remember Hank Williams Glen Campbell October 1973 Capitol Records
It's Just a Matter of Time Glen Campbell October 1985 Atlantic America
It's the World Gone Crazy Glen Campbell January 1981 Capitol Records
Letter to Home Glen Campbell June 18, 1984 Atlantic
Light Years Glen Campbell August 1988 MCA Records
Live Glen Campbell October 1969 Capitol Records
Live at the Royal Festival Hall Glen Campbell November 14, 1977 Capitol Records
Love Is the Answer - 24 Songs of Faith, Hope and Love Glen Campbell December 16, 2003 Universal Records South
Meet Glen Campbell Glen Campbell August 19, 2008 Capitol Records
My Hits and Love Songs Glen Campbell 1999 EMI
No More Night Glen Campbell August 14, 1985 Word
Oh Happy Day Glen Campbell May 1970 Capitol Records
Old Home Town Glen Campbell September 27, 1982 Atlantic America
Reunion Glen Campbell October 1974 Capitol Records
Rhinestone Cowboy Glen Campbell June 1975 Capitol Records
Rhinestone Cowboy [40th Anniversary Edition] Glen Campbell March 31, 2015 Capitol Records Nashville
Somebody Like That Glen Campbell February 1, 1993 Liberty
Somethin' 'Bout You Baby I Like Glen Campbell June 9, 1980 Capitol Records
Southern Nights Glen Campbell February 1977 Capitol Records
Still Within the Sound of My Voice Glen Campbell August 10, 1987 MCA Records
That Christmas Feeling Glen Campbell October 1968 Capitol Records
The Astounding 12-String Guitar of Glen Cambell Glen Campbell April 1964 Capitol Records
The Big Bad Rock Guitar of Glen Campbell Glen Campbell September 1965 Capitol Records
The Boy in Me Glen Campbell June 28, 1994 New Haven Records
The Essential Glen Campbell Volume One - The Capitol Years 1962 - 1979 Glen Campbell May 25, 1995 Liberty
The Essential Glen Campbell Volume Three - The Capitol Years 1962 - 1978 Glen Campbell October 10, 1995 Capitol Records
The Essential Glen Campbell Volume Two - The Capitol Years 1962 - 1978 Glen Campbell August 3, 1995 Capitol Records Nashville
The Glen Campbell Goodtime Album Glen Campbell August 1970 Capitol Records
The Last Time I Saw Her Glen Campbell June 1971 Capitol Records
The Night Before Christmas Glen Campbell 1984 Capitol Special Markets
Too Late to Worry - Too Blue to Cry Glen Campbell March 1963 Capitol Records
Try a Little Kindness Glen Campbell January 1970 Capitol Records
Unconditional Love Glen Campbell January 7, 1991 Capitol Records Nashville
Walkin' in the Sun Glen Campbell April 17, 1990 Capitol Records
Wichita Lineman Glen Campbell November 1968 Capitol Records
Wings of Victory Glen Campbell 1992 New Haven Records

Singles

Title Performer Release date Label
All I Have to Do Is Dream Bobbie Gentry and Glen Campbell November 21, 1969 Capitol Records
Another Fine Mess Glen Campbell May 12, 1978 Capitol Records
Burning Bridges Glen Campbell November 1966 Capitol Records
By the Time I Get to Phoenix Glen Campbell October 1967 Capitol Records
Coming Home Glen Campbell 1975 Capitol Records [JP]
Dream Baby (How Long Must I Dream) Glen Campbell March 13, 1971 Capitol Records
Dream Lover Tanya Tucker and Glen Campbell August 1980 MCA Records
Dreams of the Everyday Housewife Glen Campbell June 1968 Capitol Records
Galveston Glen Campbell February 1969 Capitol Records
Gentle on My Mind Glen Campbell June 1967 Capitol Records
God Must Have Blessed America Glen Campbell November 1977 Capitol Records
Guess I'm Dumb Glen Campbell June 1965 Capitol Records
Honey Come Back Glen Campbell January 1970 Capitol Records
I Don't Want to Know Your Name Glen Campbell December 1980 Capitol Records
I Have You Glen Campbell May 1987 MCA Records
I Knew Jesus (Before He Was a Star) Glen Campbell March 1973 Capitol Records
I Love My Truck Glen Campbell July 1981 Mirage [US]
It's Only Make Believe Glen Campbell August 25, 1970 Capitol Records
I Wanna Live Glen Campbell - Produced, arranged and conducted by Al De Lory March 1968 Capitol Records
Kentucky Means Paradise The Green River Boys featuring Glen Campbell October 29, 1962 Capitol Records
Less of Me Bobbie Gentry & Glen Campbell October 1968 Capitol Records
Let It Be Me Bobbie Gentry and Glen Campbell January 1969 Capitol Records
Long Black Limousine Glen Campbell October 15, 1962 Capitol Records
Manhattan Kansas Glen Campbell March 1972 Capitol Records
Private John Q Glen Campbell December 1965 Capitol Records
Rhinestone Cowboy Glen Campbell May 1975 Capitol Records
Rhinestone Cowboy (Giddy Up Giddy Up) Rikki & Daz featuring Glen Campbell November 18, 2002 Serious Records
Same Old Places Glen Campbell September 1963 Capitol Records
Satisfied Mind Glen Campbell May 1966 Capitol Records
See You on Sunday Glen Campbell June 1976 Capitol Records
She's Gone, Gone, Gone Glen Campbell September 1989 Universal Records [US2]
Somethin' 'Bout You Baby I Like Glen Campbell & Rita Coolidge April 1980 Capitol Records
Southern Nights Glen Campbell January 1977 Capitol Records
Spanish Shades Glen Campbell September 1965 Capitol Records
The Hand That Rocks the Cradle Glen Campbell (With Special Guest Steve Wariner) May 1987 MCA Records
The Last Time I Saw Her Glen Campbell June 21, 1971 Capitol Records
Too Late to Worry - Too Blue to Cry Glen Campbell June 1962 Capitol Records
True Grit Glen Campbell July 1969 Capitol Records
Try a Little Kindness Glen Campbell October 1969 Capitol Records
Turn Around, Look at Me Glen Campbell September 1961 Crest Records [US1]
Wherefore and Why Glen Campbell September 1973 Capitol Records
Wichita Lineman Glen Campbell October 1968 Capitol Records

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