Cilla Black discography

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This discography is a list of singles and albums released by Cilla Black in her career.

Contents

Singles

A-side and B-side configurations refer to UK releases (unless otherwise indicated). A-sides and B-sides may differ in other territories.

YearSingle (A-side, B-side)
Both sides from same album except where indicated
Peak chart positionsAlbum
All UK releases except where indicated
Notes
UK [1] IRE [2] AUS [3] NZ [4] CAN [5] US [6]
1963"Love of the Loved"
b/w "Shy of Love" (Non-album track)
3572The Best of Cilla BlackWritten by Lennon–McCartney. Did not chart in Australia until 1965, after
"You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'"
1964"Anyone Who Had a Heart"
b/w "Just for You" (Non-album track)
11341
"You're My World"
b/w "Suffer Now I Must" (Non-album track)
12121226
"It's for You"
b/w "He Won't Ask Me" (Non-album track)
71724 [7] 79Written by Lennon–McCartney
1965"You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'"
b/w "Is It Love?" (Non-album track)
215
"Is It Love?"
b/w "One Little Voice" (from Cilla)
Is It Love? (US)North American release only
"I've Been Wrong Before"
b/w "I Don't Want to Know"
1781Non-album tracks
1966"Love's Just a Broken Heart"
b/w "Yesterday"
5102715Cilla Sings a Rainbow
"Alfie"
b/w "Night Time Is Here" (Non-album track)
9222096 [8] 95The Best of Cilla Black
"Don't Answer Me"
b/w "The Right One Is Left" (Non-album track)
622You're My World
"A Fool Am I"
b/w "For No One"
13Non-album tracks
1967"What Good Am I?"
b/w "Over My Head" (Non-album track)
2466The Best of Cilla Black
"I Only Live to Love You"
b/w "From Now On" (Non-album track)
2614
1968"Step Inside Love"
b/w "I Couldn't Take My Eyes Off You"
815861297 [9] Sher-oo!Written by Lennon–McCartney; Initial 1968 Australian release peaked at No. 95
This chart peak is from 1969 re-release as an EP
"Where Is Tomorrow"
b/w "Work Is a Four Letter Word" (Non-album track)
39The Best of Cilla Black
1969"Only Forever Will Do" /
"Follow Me" (Non-album track)
(Double A-side)
95Surround Yourself with CillaAustralian release only
"Surround Yourself with Sorrow"
b/w "London Bridge" (Non-album track)
35245
"Conversations"
b/w "Liverpool Lullaby" (from Surround Yourself with Cilla)
75362You're My World
"If I Thought You'd Ever Change Your Mind"
b/w "It Feels So Good" (Non-album track)
2019537
1970"Child of Mine"
b/w "That's Why I Love You"
Non-album tracks
"Across the Universe"
b/w "Words"
14Sweet InspirationNew Zealand release only
1971"Faded Images"
b/w "Sad Sad Song"
15ImagesNew Zealand release only
"Something Tells Me (Something's Gonna Happen Tonight)"
b/w "La La La Lu"
336113Non-album tracks
1972"The World I Wish for You"
b/w "Down in the City"
"You, You, You"
b/w "Silly, Wasn't I?"
1974"Baby We Can't Go Wrong"
b/w "Someone"
36In My Life
"I'll Have to Say I Love You in a Song"
b/w "Never Run Out (Of You)"
"He Was a Writer"
b/w "Anything You Might Say"
Non-album tracks
1975"Alfie Darling"
b/w "Little Bit of Understanding"
"I'll Take a Tango"
b/w "To Know Him Is to Love Him"
It Makes Me Feel Good
1976"Little Things Mean a Lot"
b/w "It's Now!"
Non-album tracks
"Easy in Your Company"
b/w "I Believe (When I Fall in Love It Will Be Forever)"
1977"Keep Your Mind on Love"
b/w "I Wanted to Call It Off" (Non-album track)1
Modern Priscilla
1978"Silly Boy"
b/w "I Couldn't Make My Mind Up"
"The Other Woman"
b/w "Opening Night"
1985"There's a Need in Me"
b/w "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling" (Re-recording)
Surprisingly Cilla
"Surprise, Surprise"
b/w "Put Your Love Where Your Heart Is"
1993"Through the Years"
b/w "Through the Years" (orchestral version, non-album track)
54Through the Years
"Heart and Soul" (with Dusty Springfield)
b/w "A Dream Come True"
[10]
75
"You'll Never Walk Alone" (with Barry Manilow)
b/w "You'll Never Walk Alone (Hope in your Heart mix)"
[11]
2003"Step Inside Love" (TS versus CB, re-recording)Non-album tracksWhite label 12". Peaked at No. 3 on UK Club Chart
2009"Something Tells Me" (2009 remix) Digital download only
"Step Inside Love" (Tommy Sandhu remixes, re-recording)

Solo albums

Compilation albums

Notes

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