Billy Bob Thornton discography | |
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Studio albums | 8 |
EPs | 1 |
Singles | 2 |
Promotional singles | 1 |
Other songs | 3 |
Year | Album |
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2001 | Private Radio
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2003 | The Edge of the World
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2005 | Hobo
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2007 | Beautiful Door
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Year | Album |
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2008 | The Boxmasters with The Boxmasters
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Christmas Cheer (holiday album) with The Boxmasters
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2009 | Modbilly with The Boxmasters
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2015 | Somewhere Down the Road with The Boxmasters
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2015 | Providence with The Boxmasters
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2016 | Boys And Girls... And The World with The Boxmasters
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Tea Surfing with The Boxmasters
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2018 | In Stereo! with The Boxmasters
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2019 | Speck with The Boxmasters
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2020 | Light Rays with The Boxmasters
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2021 | Christmas in California with The Boxmasters
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2022 | Help...I'm Alive with The Boxmasters
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Year | Album | Notes |
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2006 | NapsterLive – August 18, 2005
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Year | Song | Album |
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2007 | "Hearts Like Mine" | Beautiful Door |
2009 | "The Poor House" with The Boxmasters | The Boxmasters |
Year | Song | Album |
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2001 | "Angelina" | Private Radio |
Year | Song | Notes |
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2001 | "Ring of Fire" (featuring Earl Scruggs) |
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2004 | "The Wind" |
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2007 | Road To Kaintuck" (featuring The Peasall Sisters) |
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2010 | "Sylvia's Mother" (with The Boxmasters) |
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2015 | "Raisin' Cain" |
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2023 | "The River Only Flows One Way (song)" |
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