Dalbello discography

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The discography of Canadian singer Lisa Dal Bello (a.k.a. Dalbello) consists of one EP, six studio albums, one live album, multiple singles, as well as collaborations with other artists and various other solo songs. Although never commercially released, her first releases appear on broadcast recordings by CBC Radio. Her debut album Lisa Dal Bello, produced by David Foster and featuring musicians of the band Toto, was released in 1977 by MCA Records. Her second album, Pretty Girls, was released independently by Talisman Records. Capitol Records released three albums of hers, Drastic Measures (1981), whomanfoursays (1984) and She (1987), the latter two are released under the name Dalbello. Whore, her most recent album, was released in 1996 by EMI Electrola. A live album, Live At Rockpalast, recorded in 1985, was released by Repertoire Records in 2015.

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Albums

Studio albums

Live albums


EPs

Lisa Dal Bello was released when Lisa Dal Bello was 14 years old, and was her recording debut. The record was made for CBC Radio, Canada's national broadcaster, and was produced by Jack Budgell. It had catalogue number LM-230. It was not commercially available, and airplay was legally restricted to the CBC only.

Tracks, all written by Dalbello, are:

Singles


Music videos


Other songs


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References

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