List of Morrissey personnel

Morrissey and band performing in 2011

Morrissey is an English singer and songwriter who, since the break-up of The Smiths, has worked with several musicians throughout his career as a solo artist. His current touring band consists of guitarist Jesse Tobias (since 2005), drummer Matt Walker, bassist Solomon Walker (both of whom first joined in 2007), keyboardist Camila Grey and guitarist Carmen Vandenberg (both since 2023)

History

Several months after The Smith broke up in 1988, Morrissey enlisted Smiths producer Stephen Street to help begin his solo career. His debut album Viva Hate (1988) featured Street on bass and guitar, Vini Reilly on guitar and keyboards and Andrew Paresi on drums. ^[1] His first solo performance happened on 22 December of the same year, at which he was backed by former Smiths bandmates, Craig Gannon (guitar), Andy Rourke (bass) and Mike Joyce (drums). ^{[2] [3]} The three continued to play on Morrissey's singles until 1989 and 1990.

Morrissey hired a new band from 1991's Kill Uncle , consisting of Mark E. Nevin (guitar), Mark Bedford (bass), Andrew Paresi (drums, percussion), Seamus Beaghen and Steven Heart (keyboards), Nawazish Ali Khan (violin) and Linder Sterling (backing vocals). For live performances in the same year he was joined by guitarists Boz Boorer and Alain Whyte, bassist Gary Day and drummer Spencer Cobrin. ^[4] Day and Cobrin were replaced by Jonny Bridgwood (who Day had originally replaced) and Woodie Taylor in 1993. ^[5] Spencer Cobrin returned in 1995. ^[6]

In 1999, Day returned alongside new drummer Spike T. Smith. ^[6] Dean Butterworth replaced Smith in 2003, joining alongside keyboardist Roger Joseph Manning Jr. Manning was replaced by Michael Farrell in 2004. ^[7] Jesse Tobias also joined in 2005. ^[8] Matt Chamberlain replaced Butterworth in 2005. ^[8] Day was also replaced by Solomon Walker in 2007, ^[9] who brought in his brother, Matt Walker on drums. ^[9]

Manning returned in 2008 ^[10] and Whyte left in 2009. Gustavo Manzur replaced Manning in 2014, ^[11] as well as Mando Lopez replacing Solomon Walker on bass. ^[12] Walker returned in 2021, alongside the returning Whyte and new drummer Brendan Buckley, replacing Boorer and Matt Walker respectively. ^[13] Juan Galeano replaced Walker in 2022. ^[14] Camila Grey replaced Manzur in 2023, ^[15] as well as Carmen Vandenberg replacing Whyte. ^[16] The Walker brothers both returned in 2024. ^[17]

Members

Current members

Image	Name	Years active	Instruments	Release contributions
	Morrissey	1988–present	lead vocals	All Morrissey releases
	Jesse Tobias	2005–present	guitar	All Morrissey releases from Live at Earls Court (2005) to present
	Matt Walker	2007–2020 2024–present	drums	All Morrissey releases from Years of Refusal (2009) to I Am Not a Dog on a Chain (2020)
	Solomon Walker	2007–2014 2021 2024–present	bass	Years of Refusal (2009) World Peace Is None of Your Business (2014)
	Camila Grey	2023–present	keyboards	none to date
	Carmen Vandenberg		guitar

Former members

Image	Name	Years active	Instruments	Release contributions
	Stephen Street	1988, 1989–1990	bass guitar keyboards	Viva Hate (1988) "The Last of the Famous International Playboys" & "Interesting Drug" (1989) He also composed the single "Ouija Board, Ouija Board" but isn't credited for performing on it.
	Andrew Paresi		drums	Viva Hate (1988) "Ouija Board, Ouija Board" (1989) "November Spawned a Monster" & "Piccadilly Palare" (1990) Kill Uncle (1991)
	Vini Reilly	1988	guitar keyboards	Viva Hate (1988)
	Andy Rourke	1988–1990	bass	"The Last of the Famous International Playboys" & "Interesting Drug" (1989) "November Spawned a Monster" & "Piccadilly Palare" (1990)
	Mike Joyce	1988–1989	drums	"The Last of the Famous International Playboys" & "Interesting Drug" (1989)
	Craig Gannon		guitar
	Neil Taylor	1989
	Matthew Seligman		bass	"Ouija Board, Ouija Board" (1989)
	Kevin Armstong	1989–1990	guitar	"Ouija Board, Ouija Board" (1989) "November Spawned a Monster" & "Piccadilly Palare" (1990)
	Mark E. Nevin	1990–1991		Kill Uncle & "Sing Your Life" (1991)
	Mark Bedford		bass	Kill Uncle (1991)
	Boz Boorer	1991–2020	guitar	All Morrissey releases from "Sing Your Life" (1991) to I Am Not a Dog on a Chain (2020)
	Alain Whyte	1991–2009 2021–2023	guitar backing vocals	All Morrissey releases from Your Arsenal (1992) to Ringleader of the Tormentors (2006). He co-wrote a plurality of tracks on Years of Refusal (2009) but did not perform on that album.
	Spencer Cobrin	1991–1993 1994–1997	drums	Your Arsenal (1992) Beethoven Was Deaf (1993) Southpaw Grammar (1995) Maladjusted (1997)
	Jonny Bridgwood	1991 1993–1997	bass	"Pregnant for the Last Time" (1991) Vauxhall and I (1994) Southpaw Grammar (1995) Maladjusted (1997)
	Gary Day	1991–1993 1999–2006		Your Arsenal (1992) Beethoven Was Deaf (1993) You Are the Quarry (2004) Live at Earls Court (2005) Ringleader of the Tormentors (2006)
	Woodie Taylor	1993–1994	drums	Vauxhall and I (1994) "Boxers" & "Sunny" (1995)
	Spike T. Smith	1999–2002		none
	Dean Butterworth	2003–2005		all releases from You Are the Quarry (2004) to Live at Earls Court (2005)
	Roger Joseph Manning Jr.	2003–2004 2008–2014	keyboards	You Are the Quarry (2004) Years of Refusal (2009)
	Michael Farrell	2004–2008	keyboards backing vocals	all releases from Live at Earls Court (2005) to Years of Refusal (2009)
	Barrie Cadogan	2004	guitar	none - substitute for Alain Whyte [18]
	Matt Chamberlain	2005–2007	drums	Ringleader of the Tormentors (2006)
	Gustavo Manzur	2008–2023	keyboards backing vocals guitar	all releases from World Peace Is None of Your Business (2014) to I Am Not a Dog on a Chain (2020)
	Mando Lopez	2014–2020	bass	all releases from Low in High School (2017) to I Am Not a Dog on a Chain (2020)
	Brendan Buckley	2021–2024	drums	Without Music The World Dies (TBC)
	Juan Galeano	2022–2024	bass

Timeline

Recording timeline

Role	Album
	Viva Hate (1988)	Kill Uncle (1991)	Your Arsenal (1992)	Vauxhall and I (1994)	Southpaw Grammar (1995)	Mal- adjusted (1997)	You Are the Quarry (2004)	Ringleader of the Tormentors (2006)	Years of Refusal (2009)	World Peace (2014)	Low in High School (2017)	I Am Not a Dog on a Chain (2020)
Guitars	Vini Reilly, Stephen Street	Mark E. Nevin	Alain Whyte, Boz Boorer					Alain Whyte, Boz Boorer, Jesse Tobias	Boz Boorer, Jesse Tobias
Bass	Stephen Street	Mark Bedford	Gary Day	Jonny Bridgwood			Gary Day		Solomon Walker		Mando Lopez
Drums	Andrew Paresi		Spencer Cobrin	Woodie Taylor	Spencer Cobrin		Dean Butterworth	Matt Chamberlain	Matt Walker
Key- boards	Vini Reilly	Seamus Beaghen, Steven Heart	None				Roger Manning	Michael Farrell	Roger Manning, Michael Farrell	Gustavo Manzur

Line-ups

Period	Members	Releases
October – December 1988 (session)	Morrissey  – vocals Stephen Street  – bass, guitar Vini Reilly  – guitars, keyboards Andrew Paresi  – drums Richard Koster – violin Fenella Barton – violin Rachel Maguire – cello Mark Davies – cello Robert Woolhard – cello John Metcalf – viola	Viva Hate (1988)
December 1988	Morrissey – vocals Craig Gannon – guitar Andy Rourke – bass Mike Joyce – drums
January 1989	Morrissey – vocals Craig Gannon – guitar Andy Rourke – bass Mike Joyce – drums Stephen Street – keyboards	"The Last of the Famous International Playboys" (1989)
April 1989	Morrissey – vocals Craig Gannon – guitar Andy Rourke – bass Mike Joyce – drums Stephen Street – keyboards Neil Taylor – guitar Kirsty MacColl – backing vocals	"Interesting Drug" (1989)
November 1989	Morrissey – vocals Andrew Paresi – drums Kirsty MacColl – backing vocals Kevin Armstrong – guitar Matthew Seligman – bass Steve Hopkins – piano	"Ouija Board, Ouija Board" (1989)
April 1990	Morrissey – vocals Andrew Paresi – drums Kevin Armstrong – guitar Andy Rourke – bass guitar Mary Margaret O'Hara – vocals	"November Spawned a Monster" (1990)
October 1990	Morrissey – vocals Andrew Paresi – drums Kevin Armstrong – guitar Andy Rourke – bass guitar	"Piccadilly Palare" (1990)
1990 – 1991	Morrissey – vocals Andrew Paresi – drums, percussion Mark E. Nevin – guitar Mark Bedford – bass guitar Seamus Beaghen – keyboards Steven Heart – keyboards Nawazish Ali Khan – violin Linder Sterling – backing vocals	Kill Uncle (1991)
1991	Morrissey – vocals Mark E. Nevin – guitar Andrew Paresi – drums Boz Boorer – guitar Jonny Bridgwood – bass
1991 – 1993	Morrissey – vocals Boz Boorer – guitar Alain Whyte – guitar Gary Day – bass Spencer Cobrin – drums
1993 – 1994	Morrissey – vocals Boz Boorer – guitar Alain Whyte – guitar Jonny Bridgwood – bass Woodie Taylor – drums
1994 – 1998	Morrissey – vocals Boz Boorer – guitar Alain Whyte – guitar Jonny Bridgwood – bass Spencer Cobrin – drums
1999 – 2002	Morrissey – vocals Boz Boorer – guitar Alain Whyte – guitar Gary Day – bass Spike T. Smith – drums
2003 – 2004	Morrissey – vocals Boz Boorer – guitar Alain Whyte – guitar Gary Day – bass Dean Butterworth – drums Roger Joseph Manning Jr. – keyboards
2004 – 2005	Morrissey – vocals Boz Boorer – guitar Alain Whyte – guitar Gary Day – bass Dean Butterworth – drums Michael Farrell – keyboards
2005	Morrissey – vocals Boz Boorer – guitar Alain Whyte – guitar Gary Day – bass Dean Butterworth – drums Michael Farrell – keyboards Jesse Tobias – guitar
2005 – 2007	Morrissey – vocals Boz Boorer – guitar Alain Whyte – guitar Gary Day – bass Michael Farrell – keyboards Jesse Tobias – guitar Matt Chamberlain – drums
2007	Morrissey – vocals Boz Boorer – guitar Alain Whyte – guitar Michael Farrell – keyboards Jesse Tobias – guitar Matt Chamberlain – drums Solomon Walker – bass
2007 – 2008	Morrissey – vocals Boz Boorer – guitar Alain Whyte – guitar Michael Farrell – keyboards Jesse Tobias – guitar Solomon Walker – bass Matt Walker – drums
2008 – 2009	Morrissey – vocals Boz Boorer – guitar Alain Whyte – guitar Jesse Tobias – guitar Solomon Walker – bass Matt Walker – drums Roger Joseph Manning Jr. – keyboards
2009 – 2014	Morrissey – vocals Boz Boorer – guitar Jesse Tobias – guitar Solomon Walker – bass Matt Walker – drums Roger Joseph Manning Jr. – keyboards
2014	Morrissey – vocals Boz Boorer – guitar Jesse Tobias – guitar Solomon Walker – bass Matt Walker – drums Gustavo Manzur – keyboards
2014 – 2021	Morrissey – vocals Boz Boorer – guitar Jesse Tobias – guitar Matt Walker – drums Gustavo Manzur – keyboards Mando Lopez – bass
May 2021 – late 2021	Morrissey – vocals Jesse Tobias – guitar Gustavo Manzur – keyboards Alain Whyte – guitar Solomon Walker – bass Brendan Buckley – drums
May 2022 – March 2023	Morrissey – vocals Jesse Tobias – guitar Gustavo Manzur – keyboards Alain Whyte – guitar Brendan Buckley – drums Juan Galeano – bass
July 2023 – February 2024	Morrissey – vocals Jesse Tobias – guitar Brendan Buckley – drums Juan Galeano – bass Camila Grey – keyboards Carmen Vandenberg – guitar
June 2024 – present	Morrissey – vocals Jesse Tobias – guitar Camila Grey – keyboards Carmen Vandenberg – guitar Solomon Walker – bass Matt Walker – drums

Other musicians

• From Viva Hate
  • Richard Koster, Fenella Barton — violins
  • Rachel Maguire, Mark Davies, Robert Woolhard — cellos
  • John Metcalf - viola
• From Bona Drag
  • Kirsty Maccoll - backing vocals on "Interesting Drug"
  • Mary Margaret O'Hara - backing vocals on "November Spawned a Monster"
  • Stephen Hopkins - piano on "Ouija Board, Ouija Board"
• From Kill Uncle
  • Seamus Beaghen and Steven Heart – keyboards
  • Nawazish Ali Khan – violin
• From Ringleader of the Tormentors
  • Ennio Morricone - string arrangement on "Dear God Please Help Me"
  • Laura Adriani, Gaia e Andrea Baroni, Niccolo Centioni, Julia D'Andrea, Alice e Ester Diodovich, Marco Lorecchio, Charlotte Patrignani - Children's choir on "The Youngest Was the Most Loved", "The Father Who Must Be Killed" and "At Last I Am Born"
• From Years of Refusal
  • Roger Joseph Manning Jr. – keyboards
  • Mark Isham – trumpet on "I'm Throwing My Arms Around Paris", "When Last I Spoke to Carol" and "One Day Goodbye Will Be Farewell"
  • Jeff Beck – guitar on "Black Cloud"
  • Michael Farrell – keyboards, accordion, cowbell on "That's How People Grow Up"
  • Kristopher Pooley – backing vocals (tracks "Mama Lay Softly on the Riverbed", "When Last I Spoke to Carol", and "One Day Goodbye Will Be Farewell"
  • Kristeen Young – additional vocals on "That's How People Grow Up"
  • Chrissie Hynde – backing vocals on "Shame Is the Name"

Studio personnel

• Stephen Street, producer, 1988 ( Viva Hate )
• Clive Langer, Alan Winstanley, producer, 1991 ( Kill Uncle )
• Mick Ronson, producer, 1992 ( Your Arsenal )
• Steve Lillywhite, producer, 1994-1997 ( Vauxhall and I , Southpaw Grammar , and Maladjusted )
• Jerry Finn, producer, 2004, 2009 ( You Are the Quarry , Years of Refusal )
• Tony Visconti, producer, 2006 ( Ringleader of the Tormentors )
• Joe Chiccarelli, producer, 2013-2020 ( World Peace Is None of Your Business , Low in High School , I Am Not a Dog on a Chain )

Solo Writing Credits

with Alain Whyte:-

• "Glamorous Glue", "We'll Let You Know", "The National Front Disco", "Certain People I Know", "We Hate It When Our Friends Become Successful", "You're the One for Me, Fatty", "Seasick, Yet Still Docked" and "Tomorrow" from Your Arsenal
• "Billy Budd", "Hold On to Your Friends", "Why Don't You Find Out for Yourself?", "I Am Hated for Loving", "Used to Be a Sweet Boy" and "The Lazy Sunbathers" from Vauxhall and I
• "The Boy Racer", "The Operation", "Dagenham Dave", "Do Your Best and Don't Worry", "Best Friend on the Payroll" and "Southpaw" from Southpaw Grammar – "Fantastic Bird" and "Nobody Loves Us" (only on remastered version).
• "Alma Matters", "Ambitious Outsiders", "Trouble Loves Me", "Papa Jack", "Roy's Keen" and "He Cried" from Maladjusted - "Heir Apparent", "The Edges Are No Longer Parallel", "This Is Not Your Country" and "Sorrow Will Come in the End" (only on 2009 re-release).
• "America Is Not the World", "Irish Blood, English Heart", "I Have Forgiven Jesus", "How Can Anybody Possibly Know How I Feel?", "First of the Gang to Die", "Let Me Kiss You", "All the Lazy Dykes" and "You Know I Couldn't Last" from You Are the Quarry
• "I Will See You in Far-Off Places", "Dear God Please Help Me", "The Father Who Must Be Killed", "Life Is a Pigsty", "I'll Never Be Anybody's Hero Now" and "To Me You Are a Work of Art" from Ringleader of the Tormentors
• "Something Is Squeezing My Skull", "Mama Lay Softly on the Riverbed", "When Last I Spoke to Carol", "It's Not Your Birthday Anymore" and "You Were Good in Your Time" from Years of Refusal
• "Boulevard", "Notre-Dame", "Happy New Tears" and "The Monsters of Pig Alley" from Without Music the World Dies
• "Good Looking Man About Town", "Don't Make Fun of Daddy's Voice", "Ganglord", "My Dearest Love", "The Never-Played Symphonies", "Shame Is the Name", "Munich Air Disaster 1958", "It's Hard to Walk Tall When You're Small", "Teenage Dad on His Estate", "Friday Mourning", "My Life Is a Succession of People Saying Goodbye" and "Because of My Poor Education" from Swords
• "Let the Right One Slip In", "There Speaks a True Friend", "Pashernate Love", "Black-Eyed Susan", "A Swallow on My Neck", "Whatever Happens, I Love You", "Have-a-Go Merchant, "You Must Please Remember" and "I Am Two People" are tracks that appeared on B-sides of Morrissey singles.
• "Boxers" and "Sunny" are non-album singles.
• "Action Man", "Teresa, Teresa", "When I Was Young", "I Was Bully, Do Not Forget Me", "I'm Looking Forward to Going Back" and "Home Is a Question Mark" are unreleased tracks.

with Boz Boorer:-

• "Now My Heart Is Full", "Spring-Heeled Jim", "The More You Ignore Me, the Closer I Get", "Lifeguard Sleeping, Girl Drowning" and "Speedway" from Vauxhall and I
• "The Teachers Are Afraid of the Pupils" and "Reader Meet Author" from Southpaw Grammar – "Honey, You Know Where to Find Me" and "You Should Have Been Nice to Me" (only on remastered version)
• "Maladjusted", "Ammunition" and "Satan Rejected My Soul" from Maladjusted
• "Come Back to Camden", "I'm Not Sorry", "The World Is Full of Crashing Bores" and "I Like You" from You Are the Quarry
• "I'm Throwing My Arms Around Paris", "That's How People Grow Up", "Black Cloud" and "One Day Goodbye Will Be Farewell" from Years of Refusal
• "World Peace Is None of Your Business", "Istanbul", "Staircase at the University", "Mountjoy" and "Oboe Concerto" from World Peace Is None of Your Business – "Drag the River", "Scandinavia", "Julie in the Weeds" and "Art-Hounds" (only on deluxe version)
• "I Wish You Lonely", "Jacky's Only Happy When She's Up on the Stage", "All the Young People Must Fall in Love" and "Who Will Protect Us from the Police?" from Low in High School – "Lover-To-Be" and "This Song Doesn't End When It's Over" (only on deluxe version)
• "Rebels Without Applause" and "Diana Dors" from Bonfire of Teenagers
• "Jack the Ripper", "You've Had Her", "I'd Love To", "Mexico", "I Can Have Both", "Christian Dior", "Noise Is the Best Revenge", "The Public Image", "The Slum Mums", "Action Is My Middle Name", "The Kid's a Looker" and "Brow of My Beloved" are tracks that appeared on B-sides of Morrissey singles.
• "Kit", "I Know Who I Love", "I'm Playing Easy to Get", "Blue Dreamers Eyes" and "I Couldn't Understand Why People Laughed" are unreleased tracks.

with Jesse Tobias:-

• "You Have Killed Me", "The Youngest Was the Most Loved", "In The Future When All's Well", "On the Streets I Ran" and "I Just Want to See the Boy Happy" from Ringleader of the Tormentors
• "All You Need Is Me", "Sorry Doesn't Help" and "I'm OK by Myself" from Years of Refusal
• "I'm Not a Man", "The Bullfighter Dies", "Kiss Me a Lot", "Smiler with Knife" and "Kick the Bride Down the Aisle" from World Peace Is None of Your Business – "Forgive Someone" (only on deluxe version)
• "I Bury The Living" and "When You Open Your Legs" from Low in High School
• "Jim Jim Falls", "I Am Not a Dog On a Chain", "What Kind of People Live in These Houses?", "Knockabout World", "Once I Saw the River Clean" and "My Hurling Days Are Done" from I Am Not a Dog on a Chain
• "Kerouac's Crack", "I Live in Oblivion" and "I Ex-Love You" from Bonfire of Teenagers
• "The Night Pop Dropped" and "Zoom Zoom The Little Boy" from Without Music the World Dies
• "I Knew I Was Next", "If You Don't Like Me, Don't Look at Me", Children in Pieces", "People Are the Same Everywhere" and "I Thought You Were Dead" are tracks that appeared on B-sides of Morrissey singles.
• "By The Time I Get To Wherever I'm Going", "Once Upon a Woman's Body" and "You Don't Need Their Approval" are unreleased tracks.

with Stephen Street:-

• "Alsatian Cousin", "Little Man, What Now?", "Everyday Is Like Sunday", "Bengali In Platforms", "Angel, Angel Down We Go Together", "Late Night, Maudlin Street", "Suedehead", "Break Up The Family", "The Ordinary Boys", "I Don't Mind If You Forget Me", "Dial-a-Cliché" and "Margaret On The Guillotine" from Viva Hate – "Treat Me Like a Human Being" (only on remastered version).
• "Interesting Drug", "Will Never Marry", "Such a Little Thing Makes Such a Big Difference", "The Last of the Famous International Playboys", "Ouija Board, Ouija Board", "Hairdresser on Fire", "Lucky Lisp" and "Disappointed" from Bona Drag – "Happy Lovers At Last United", "Lifeguard On Duty", "Please Help the Cause Against Loneliness" and "The Bed Took Fire" (only on 2010 re-release).
• "I Know Very Well How I Got My Name", "Oh Well, I'll Never Learn", "Sister, I'm A Poet", "Michael's Bones", "Journalists Who Lie" and "Safe, Warm Lancashire Home" are tracks that appeared on B-sides of Morrissey singles.
• "I Don't Want Us To Finish" is an unreleased track.

with Mark E. Nevin:-

• "Our Frank", "Asian Rut", "Sing Your Life", "King Leer", "Driving Your Girlfriend Home", "The Harsh Truth of the Camera Eye", "(I'm) The End of the Family Line" and "There's a Place in Hell for Me and My Friends" from Kill Uncle
• "You're Gonna Need Someone on Your Side" and "I Know It's Gonna Happen Someday" from Your Arsenal
• "Tony The Pony", "The Loop" and "I've Changed My Plea To Guilty" are tracks that appeared on B-sides of Morrissey singles.
• "Pregnant for the Last Time" and "My Love Life" are non-album singles.
• "Kill Uncle" and "Born to Hang" are unreleased tracks.

with Gustavo Manzur:-

• "Earth Is the Loneliest Planet" and "Neal Cassady Drops Dead" from World Peace Is None of Your Business – "One Of Our Own" (only on deluxe version).
• "Spent the Day in Bed", "In Your Lap", "The Girl from Tel-Aviv Who Wouldn't Kneel" and "Israel" from Low in High School
• "Love Is on Its Way Out", "Bobby, Don't You Think They Know?" and "The Truth About Ruth" from I Am Not a Dog on a Chain
• "Sure Enough, the Telephone Rings" from Bonfire of Teenagers
• "Headache", "Without Music the World Dies" and "Many Icebergs Ago" from Without Music the World Dies

with Mando Lopez:-

• "My Love, I'd Do Anything for You" and "Home Is a Question Mark" from Low in High School – "Never Again Will I Be a Twin" (only on deluxe version).
• "Darling, I Hug a Pillow" and "The Secret of Music" from I Am Not a Dog on a Chain
• "Ha Ha Harlem" and "Bonfire of Teenagers" from Bonfire of Teenagers
• "If Saturday Ever Comes" is an unreleased track.

with Gary Day:-

• "You Know I Couldn't Last" from You Are the Quarry
• "Pashernate Love", "Mexico", "Let the Right One Slip In", "The Slum Mums", and "Noise is the Best Revenge" are tracks that appeared on B-sides of Morrissey singles.

with Clive Langer:-

• "November Spawned a Monster" from Bona Drag
• "Mute Witness" and "Found, Found, Found" from Kill Uncle
• "Striptease With A Difference" is an unreleased track.

with Spencer Cobrin:-

• "Wide To Receive" from Maladjusted - "Lost" and "Now I Am A Was" (only on 2009 re-release).
• "It's Hard to Walk Tall When You're Small" is an unreleased track.

with Andy Rourke:-

• "Yes, I Am Blind" from Bona Drag
• "Girl Least Likely To" and "Get Off The Stage" are tracks that appeared on B-sides of Morrissey singles.

with Kevin Armstrong:-

• "Piccadilly Palare" and "He Knows I'd Love To See Him" from Bona Drag - "Oh Phoney" (only on 2010 re-release).

with Andrew Watt:-

• "I Am Veronica", "My Funeral" and "Saint In A Stained Glass Window" from Bonfire of Teenagers

with Michael Farrell:-

• "At Last I am Born" from Ringleader of the Tormentors
• "Sweetie-Pie" from Swords

Not Credited To Morrissey (ie Cover Versions):-

• "Subway Train" (live) from Live at Earls Court

• "Morning Starship", "Don't Interrupt The Sorrow", "Only A Pawn In Their Game", "Suffer The Little Children", "Days Of Decision", It's Over, Wedding Bell Blues, "Loneliness Remembers What Happiness Forgets", "Lady Willpower", "When You Close Your Eyes", "Lenny's tune" and "Some Say I Got Devil" from California Son

• "Suspicious Minds" from Without Music the World Dies

• "A Song From Under The Floorboards", "Human Being", "It Happens Every Time", "Moon River", "No One Can Hold A Candle To You", "East West", "Skin Storm", "Drive-In Saturday" (live), "That's Entertainment", "Trash" (live), "You Say You Don't Love Me" (live), "To Give (The Reason I Live)" (live), "Are You Sure Hank Done It This Way?" (live), "I Didn't Know What To Do" (live), "Judy Is A Punk" (live), "Rose Garden" (live) and "You'll Be Gone" (live) are tracks that appeared on B-sides of Morrissey singles.

• Redondo Beach" (live), "Interlude" (with Siouxsie Sioux), "Satellite Of Love" (live), "Back On The Chain Gang" and "Cosmic Dancer" (live with David Bowie) are non-album singles.

• "Rainbow Valley" is an unreleased track.

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