Willy DeVille discography

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Willy DeVille discography
Mink DeVille.jpg
Willy DeVille (right) performing with his band Mink DeVille at the El Mocambo in 1977.
Studio albums14
Live albums3
Compilation albums15
Video albums7
EPs1
Singles30
Other albums11

The discography of American singer and songwriter Willy DeVille includes, as well as his solo recordings, recordings released by his band Mink DeVille in the period from 1977 to 1985. It consists of fourteen studio albums, three live albums, fifteen compilation albums, twenty-two singles, and one extended play (EP).

Contents

Albums

Studio albums

YearTitlePeak chart positionsArtist
USA [1] AUS
[2] :88,202
AUT [3] CHE [4] [5] FRA [6] GER [7] [8] NLD [9] NOR [10] NZL [11] [12] SWE [13] [14]
1977 Cabretta (Europe) Mink DeVille (U.S./Australia)1868615 Mink DeVille
1978 Return to Magenta 12676
1980 Le Chat Bleu 1633230
1981 Coup de Grâce 161100163222
1983 Where Angels Fear to Tread 23 [15] 1515
1985 Sportin' Life 721424 [16] 2217
1987 Miracle 73262421 Willy DeVille
1990 Victory Mixture 53
1992 Backstreets of Desire 6518
1995 Big Easy Fantasy
Loup Garou 46365055
1999 Horse of a Different Color 297059
2004 Crow Jane Alley 72571634642
2008 Pistola 78189253759
"—" denotes releases that did not chart.

Live albums

YearTitlePeak chart positionsArtist
CHE
[5]
GER [7] [8] NLD
[9]
1993 Willy DeVille Live 346540Willy DeVille
2002 Acoustic Trio Live in Berlin 86
2011Come a Little Bit Closer: The Best of Willy DeVille Live
Willy DeVille – Unplugged in Berlin
2012Willy DeVille – Live at the Metropol • Berlin
"—" denotes releases that did not chart.

Compilation albums

YearTitlePeak chart positionsLabelArtist
GER [7]
1981Savoir faire Capitol Mink DeVille
1993Spanish Stroll 1977-1987Disky, Raven Mink DeVille
1995Les inoubliables de Willy DeVille Wagram Willy DeVille
1996Love & Emotion: The Atlantic Years54 Atlantic Mink DeVille [C 1]
Mink/Willy DeVille Greatest Hits EMI Mink DeVille
Spanish StrollDiskyMink DeVille
Best of Willy DeVilleArcadeWilly DeVille
1997His Greatest HitsArcadeMink DeVille
Premium Gold CollectionEMIMink DeVille
The Best of Mink DeVilleEMIMink DeVille
1999Collection légendeWagramWilly DeVille
2001Cadillac Walk: The Mink DeVille CollectionCapitolMink DeVille
2003Greatest HitsEMIMink DeVille
2005Mink DeVilleDiskyMink DeVille
2009Introducing Willy DeVille Edel Willy DeVille
2015Collected (1976-2009) Universal Music Willy DeVille & Mink DeVille
"—" denotes releases that did not chart.

Notes

  1. Although released as a Willy DeVille compilation, all material is drawn from the albums released under the Mink DeVille band name.

Extended plays

YearTitleLabelArtist
1983Each Song Is a Beat of My HeartAtlanticMink DeVille

Singles

YearTitlePeak chart positionsAlbumArtist
USA [17] UK [18] FRA [19] GER [20] NLD [21] [22] NZL [23]
1977"Spanish Stroll"20425 Cabretta Mink DeVille
"Little Girl"
"Cadillac Walk"
1978"Just Your Friends"47 Return to Magenta
"Guardian Angel"
1979"Soul Twist"
1980"Mazurka"43 Le Chat Bleu
"This Must Be the Night"
"Lipstick Traces"
"Bad Boy"
"Heat of the Moment" Cruising soundtrackWilly DeVille
1981"Love & Emotion" Coup de Grâce Mink DeVille
"You Better Move On"
"Maybe Tomorrow"
1982"Stand By Me"Non album single
1983"Each Word's a Beat of My Heart"8931 [24] 48 Where Angels Fear to Tread
"Demasiado Corazon (Too Much Heart)"14
1985"Italian Shoes" Sportin' Life
"I Must Be Dreaming"
1987"Storybook Love (Theme from The Princess Bride)"77 [25] The Princess Bride soundtrack
Miracle
Mark Knopfler & Willy DeVille
"Miracle"60MiracleWilly DeVille
"Assassin of Love"
"Angel Eyes"
"Southern Politician"
1990"Hello My Lover" Victory Mixture
"Beating Like a Tom-Tom"
1992"Hey Joe"1420 Backstreets of Desire
"I Call Your Name"
1993"Even While I Sleep"
"Demasiado Corazon"/"Spanish Stroll" Willy DeVille Live
1994"Empty Heart"Backstreets of Desire
1995"Still (I Love You Still)"70 Loup Garou
1996"The Moonlight Let Me Down"Non album single
1999"Gypsy Deck of Hearts" Horse of a Different Color
2004"Come a Little Bit Closer" Crow Jane Alley
"Slave to Love"
"—" denotes releases that did not chart.

Video albums

Other album appearances

Soundtracks

Various artist compilation albums

Guest appearances

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