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Thekdcnreddy Album Discoqraphy * ThEkdcNREddy AlbuM discoqRAphy HELEN REDDY ST-7 62 S PONT KNOW HOW TO LOVE HIM# Helen Reddy # /Released May 1971 i DON’T KNOW HOW TO LOVE H!M LOVE* Van Morrison * Warner Bros. Music/Van-fan Music/ASCAP 3:16 A SONG FOR YOU* Leon Russell * Skyhill Publishing Co., Inc./BMI 3:03 LA- BREAKDOWN | CRAZY * Ltd./BMI 2:50 DON'T MAKE PROMISES* Tim Hardin * Faithful Virtue Music Co., Inc./BMI 3:02 HOW CAN I BE SURE® F. Cavaliere-E. Brigati Slacsar Music Co * *. Music/BMI 2:58 I BELIEVE IN MUSIC* Mac Davis Songpainter Music, Inc./BMI 3:14 i OUR HOUSE a Graham Nash Giving Room * BEST FRIEND* H. Reddy-R. Burton * Buggerlugs Music/Inner Sense Music, ijl AM WOMAN* H. Reddy-R. Burton Buggerlugs Music/ Inner Sense Music, Inc./BMI 2:15 Inc./BMI 2:17 ")• |L. A. BREAKDOWN* Larry Marks * La Brea Music/ASCAP 3:38 I DON'T KNOW HOW TO LOVE HIM (from the Rock Opera "lesus Christ, Superstar A. L. Webber-T. Rice * Leeds Music Corporation/ASCAP 3:15 1 Side 2 PRODUCED BY: LARRY MARKS | Side HELEN REDDY - No Sad Song How? Time HELEN REDDY# Helen Reddy # 57 857 /Released November 1971 TIME* Paul Parrish * Kiltyhawk Music/ASCAP 3:37 NO SAD SONG* C. King-T. Stern * Screen Cems-Columbia Music, Inc./BMI 3:09 * HOW* lohn Lennon Maclen Music, Inc./BMI 3:30 I THINK IT'S GOING TO RAIN TODAY* Randy Newman * lanuary Music Corp./ COME ON JOHN® David Blue * Good Friends Music/BMI/ASCAP 4:20 BMI 2:16 SUMMER OF '71 • H. Reddy-I. Conrad * Irving Music Inc. /Buggerlugs Music Co./ TULSA TURNAROUND* A. Harvey-L. Collins * Unart Music Corporation/BMI 3:32 BMI 2:28 MORE THAN YOU COULD TAKE* Helen Reddy * Buggerlugs Music Co./BMI 2:40 * * I DON'T REMEMBER MY CHILDHOOD* Leon Russell Skyhill Publishing Co., Inc./ NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTION* Donovan Leitch Donovan Music Ltd. /BMI 3:37 BMI 3:30 Side 1 Side 2 PRODUCED BY: LARRY MARKS I Am Woman 57-/ 1068 /Released November 1972 HELEN REDDY I AM WOMAN# Helen Reddy # * PEACEFUL* Kenny Rankin * Four Score Music Corp./BMI 2:50 AND I LOVE YOU SO* Don McLean Mayday Music Inc./Yahweh Tunes, * Inc./BMI 4:00 I AM WOMAN* H. Reddy-R. Burton Buggerlugs Music Co./BMI 3:24 THIS MASQUERADE* Leon Russell * Skyhill Publishing Co., Inc./BMI 3:35 WHAT WOULD THEY SAY* Paul Williams * Almo Music Corp./Ampco Music, * 2:45 I DIDN'T MEAN TO LOVE YOU* A. Butler-K. Philipp Hands Together Music/ Inc./ASCAP BMI 4:00 WHERE IS THE LOVE* R. MacDonald-W. Salter * Antisia Music Inc./BMI 3:01 WHERE IS MY FRIEND* B. Scott-D. Meehan * Church Lane Music Inc./ASCAP 3:10 HIT THE ROAD, JACK* P. Mayfield * Tangerine Music Corp./BMI 2:18 THE LAST BLUES SONG* B. Mann-C. Weil * Screen Cems-Columbia Music, Inc./ SummerhiU Songs, Inc./BMI 2:41 Side 1 Side 2 PRODUCED BY: TOM CATALANO Long Hard Climb ® LONG HARD CLIMB# Helen Reddy XSMAS-1 1 21 3 /Released August 1973* HELEN REDDY LEAVE ME ALONE (Ruby Red Dress) • Linda Laurie * Anne-Rachel Music THE WEST WIND CIRCUS* Adam Miller * Every Little Tune Inc./ASCAP 4:25 Corporation/ASCAP 3:2 6 Corporation/ASCAP 3:26 IF WE COULD STILL BE FRIENDS* Paul Williams * Almo Music Corp./ LOVIN' YOU* lohn Sebastian * The Hudson Bay Music Co./BMI 2:49 ASCAP 2:17 A BIT O.K. • C. Sager-P. Allen * Valando Music, Inc. /Sunbeam Music, Inc./ LONG HARD CLIMB* Ron Davies * Irving Music, Inc./BMI 2:59 ASCAP/BMI 2:07 UNTIL IT'S TIME FOR YOU TO GO* Buffy Sainte-Marie * Cypsy Boy Music, DON'T MESS WITH A WOMAN • P Moan-R. Curtis-M. Curtis * Catpatch Inc./ASCAP 2:17 Music/ASCAP 3:04 THE OLD FASHIONED WAY* C. Carvarentz-A. Kasha-1. Hirschhorn * Chappell & Co., DELTA DAWN* A. Harvey-L. Collins * United Artists Music Co. Inc./ Inc./ASCAP 2:56 Big Ax Music/ASCAP 3:08 Side 1 Side 2 PRODUCED BY: TOM CATALANO Love Song For Jeffrey LOVE SONG FOR JEFFREY# Helen Reddy 50-7 1284 /Released March 1974 * HELEN REDDY # THAT OLD AMERICAN DREAM* M. Hazelwood-A. Hammond * April Music, YOU AND ME AGAINST THE WORLD* P. Williams-P. Ascher * Almo Music Inc./Landers-Roberts Music Inc./ASCAP 2:27 Corp./ASCAP 3:08 * YOU'RE MY HOME* Billy loel Blackwood Music, Inc. /Tinker Street Tunes AH, MY SISTER* C. B. Sager-P. Allen * The Music Of The Times PublishingCorp. (Valando Co./BMI 2:59 Music Divisionl/ASCAP 3:2 6 SONGS* B. Mann-C. Weil * Screen Gems-Columbia Music, Inc. /SummerhiU Songs, PRETTY, PRETTY* P. Allen-H. Hackady * The Music Of The Times Publishing Corp. Inc./BMI 3:55 (Valando Music Division)/ASCAP 3:26 * I GOT A NAMEo N. Gimbel-C. Fox Fox Fanfare Music, Inc./BMI 3:32 LOVE SONG FOR JEFFREY* H. Reddy-P. Allen * Irving Music, Inc. /Buggerlugs Music KEEP ON SINGING* D. lanssen-B. Hart * Pocket Full Of Tunes, Inc./BMI 3:03 Co./Woolnough Music/BMI 2:40 STELLA BY STARLIGHT* N. Washington-V. Young * Famous Music Corp./ASCAP 3:50 I Side 1 Side 2 PRODUCED BY: TOM CATALANO Free and Easy FREE AND EASY# Helen Reddy # 57-7 / 348 /Released October 1974 * HELEN REDDY ANGIE BABY* Alan O'Day * WB Music Corp./ASCAP 3:29 EMOTION* Lyrics by Dahlstrom Music by V. Sanson * WB Music Corp./ASCAP 4:104 RAISED ON ROCK* Mark lames * Screen Cems-Columbia Music, Inc. /Sweet Glory FREE AND EASY* Tom Ians * Almo Music Corp./ASCAP 2:46 Music, Inc./BMI 3:12 LONELINESS* P. Williams-K. Ascher * Twentieth Century Music Corp./Hobbitron I'VE BEEN WANTING YOU SO LONG • P Alien-/. Barry * Irving Music, Inc./Woolnough Enterprises/Ashken Music Co. /ASCAP 3:30 Music/Broadside Music, Inc./BMI 3:40 THINK I'LL WRITE A SONG* Lyrics by H. Reddy - Music by P. Allen/Irving Music, YOU HAVE LIVED c Don McLean * Unart Music 2:22 \ Corporation/Yahweh Tunes, Inc./ Inc. /Buggerlugs Music Co./Woolnough Music/BMI BMI 3:48 SHOWBIZ* Dennis Tracy * Almo Music Corp./ASCAP 3:04 I'LL BE YOUR AUDIENCE • B. Hobbs-L. Anderson * Fairfield Music Corporation /Bad | Boy Music/Harmony And Grits Music/BMI 3:19 I Side 1 Side 2 PRODUCED BY: |OE WISSERT HELEN REDDY NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY# Helen Reddy # 57-7 74 78 /Released june 1975 No Way ToTreat A Lady AIN'T NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY* Words and Music by Harriet Schock * Colgems TEN TO EIGHT* David Castle * Unart Music Corporation/BMI 3:39 Music Corporation/ASCAP 3:26 BIRTHDAY SONG* Don McLean * Yahweh Tunes, Inc./BMI 3:1 6 BLUEBIRD* Leon Russell * Skyhill Publishing Co., Inc./BMI 2:4 6 YOU KNOW ME* Paul Williams-Kenny Ascher * Almo Music Corp./ASCAP 2:44 DON'T LET IT MESS YOUR MIND* Neil Sedaka-Phil Cody * Don Kirshner Music, NOTHING GOOD COMES EASY* Music by Barry Mann-Words: Cynthia Weil * Screen Inc./Kirshner Songs, Inc./BMI /ASCAP 2:42 Gems-Columbia Music, Inc. /SummerhiU Songs Inc./BMI 3:15 SOMEWHERE IN THE NIGHT* Richard Kert-Will lennings * Irving Music, Inc./ BMI/Rondor Music (London) Ltd. (Controlled in the United States <& Canada by Almo (AH administrative rights for the entire world controlled by Music Corp. - ASCAP) 3:31 Screen Cems-Columbia Music, Inc.) YOU DON'T NEED A REASON* Alex Harvey * United Artists Music Co., Inc. /Big Ax LONG TIME LOOKING* Peter Allen-Carole Bayer Sager *lrving Music, Inc./Woolnough Music/ASCAP 2:59 Music/The New York Times Music Corporation/BMI 2:4 6 Side 1 Side 2 PRODUCED BY: |OE WISSERT * asterisk indicates RIAA Certified Gold Records.
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