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A Larry Norman Discography Version 7.0 Robert Termorshuizen July 1998 This version: July 2020 Introduction This updated discography runs from Larry Norman’s early days with People until November 2003 when I was about to give up on Larry Norman’s out of control discography. In March 2004 version 6.0 of this discography was released, after which I quit working on it for some 10 years. In 2014 I was drawn back to Larry Norman’s discography, mainly because of the listing of some of his albums (and a few singles) on Discogs. As a result I decided to revive my own discography and to make it available through some newly created webpages (see www.recordconnexion.nl/norman/norman.htm). I have spent so many hours on this project that it felt to be a waste if I left it all behind. This was when version 6.4 became available. In the years that followed I worked on the discography on and off and slowly it became better and more complete. I didn't feel like including all releases from 2004 onwards though. Instead I focused on the re- releases of albums that were in the discography already, and I added previously unknown items, like the acetates that were sold on eBay and other earlier recordings (from before 2004) which were released later on. Though this discography was and is the most important part of my work, I didn't ignore all post- 2003 releases and I listed them on the Larry Norman webpages mentioned. These webpages were initially meant to offer the discography as a download, but then I decided to make it a little more useful and added information for all post-2003 albums (and more). I didn't offer any updates since 2014 and now the time is finally right for a major update (v. 7.0). I didn't make notes of all additions and corrections, but there are many; previously unknown releases, additional information, corrections, references to the webpages, etc., etc. There are many links in this document, both intern (within the document) and extern (to picture pages and to my Larry Norman webpages). All links are underlined and provide a load of additional information. Be aware that there are still many things which can be improved and I haven't checked all post-2003 albums to integrate relevant information in this discography. I tried hard but Larry Norman's discography has gone over the top completely, so I may have missed more than just a few details… Part I of this discography lists the first two People albums and the People singles plus all of Larry Norman's solo albums and singles. Part II gives a listing of all "mystery" albums and projects, which have been mentioned in newsletters, innersleeves, etc. but most were never released. Excluded are most various artists compilation albums (some are listed in part I, mainly because of a Larry Norman contribution that was first or only released on that compilation), videos (although some are mentioned in part II) and the albums of artists where Larry Norman contributed to in one way or another. I did quite some research and made use of album notes, articles and discographies by others as well as Claude Crain's book "The Gospel Rox", various price guides and Brian Moore's discography (which has disappeared from the internet since long). For various reasons I would like to thank the following persons: Erik Bakelaar, Terry Bolton, Jim Böthel, Callum Beck, Jon Brotherton, Michael DeLooper, Pieter Geneugelijk, Chris Gibson, Kerry Hopkins, Gunnar Lorens Lien, Shelley Lipski, Tom Meier, Brent Pacheco, Mattias Petersson, Lonnie Riley, Derek A. Robertson, Mike Rohlinger, Paul Shaw and Frode Stallemo. Jim Böthel’s website also disappeared, but there’s a new one: www.thesongsoflarrynorman.com (by Derek A. Robertson), which has been helpful in the now updated discography you're looking at, especially for the post-2003 releases. I sure hope you'll enjoy all information, but maybe you should listen to the music instead! Robert Termorshuizen The Netherlands E-mail: [email protected] Webpages: www.recordconnexion.nl (and click on "the Larry Norman discography") 2 Part I The People & Larry Norman 45's, LP's, CD's, tapes & more 1. People: I Love You ................................................................................................................................ 4 2. People: Both Sides Of People .................................................................................................................. 7 3. Upon This Rock ..................................................................................................................................... 8 4. Street Level ........................................................................................................................................ 12 5. Bootleg .............................................................................................................................................. 14 6. Only Visiting This Planet ....................................................................................................................... 17 7. So Long Ago The Garden ...................................................................................................................... 21 8. In Another Land .................................................................................................................................. 25 9. Streams Of White Light Into Darkened Corners ....................................................................................... 30 10. Larry Norman ..................................................................................................................................... 32 11. The Israel Tapes ................................................................................................................................. 34 12. Roll Away The Stone (And Listen To The Rock) ....................................................................................... 35 13. Something New Under The Son ............................................................................................................. 36 14. Larry Norman And His Friends On Tour .................................................................................................. 40 15. Barking At The Ants............................................................................................................................. 41 16. Letter Of The Law................................................................................................................................ 42 17. Labor Of Love ..................................................................................................................................... 43 18. The Story Of The Tune ......................................................................................................................... 44 19. Come As A Child ................................................................................................................................. 46 20. Quiet Night ......................................................................................................................................... 47 21. Barchaeology ...................................................................................................................................... 48 22. Stop This Flight ................................................................................................................................... 49 23. Back To America ................................................................................................................................. 51 24. Down Under (But Not Out) ................................................................................................................... 52 25. Rehearsal For Reality ........................................................................................................................... 55 26. The Best Of The Second Trilogy ............................................................................................................ 56 27. White Blossoms From Black Roots ......................................................................................................... 57 28. Home At Last ...................................................................................................................................... 59 29. Live At Flevo....................................................................................................................................... 61 30. The Best Of Larry Norman .................................................................................................................... 62 31. Barking At The Oops! Rough Mix 3 ........................................................................................................ 63 32. Stranded In Babylon ............................................................................................................................ 65 33. Children Of Sorrow .............................................................................................................................. 66 34. Totally Unplugged ............................................................................................................................... 67 35. A Moment In Time ............................................................................................................................... 68 36. Footprints In The Sand ........................................................................................................................ 69 37. Omega Europa ...................................................................................................................................
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