Andrew Lloyd Webber Discography - Singles

Singles

• "Down Thru’ Summer" / "I’ll Give All My Love To Southend" - Ross Hannaman (1967) - the melody of "Down Thru' Summer" was later as part of "Buenos Aires" in Evita
• "1969" / "Probably On Thursday" - Ross Hannaman (1967)
• "Believe Me I Will" - Sacha Distel (1968)
• "Try It And See" - Rita Pavone (1969) - the melody was later used for "King Herod's Song" in Jesus Christ Superstar
• "Come Back Richard Your Country Needs You" - Tim Rice and the Webber Group (1969)
• "Goodbye Seattle" - Paul Raven (1970) - the melody was later used for "A Lotta Locomotion" in Starlight Express
• "What A Line To Go Out On" - Yvonne Elliman (1972) - the melody was later used for "The Hallo Song" in Jeeves and subsequently By Jeeves
• "Disillusion Me" - Gary Bond (1973)
• "Christmas Dream" - Maynard Williams (1974)
• "Don't Cry for Me Argentina" - Julie Covington (1977)
• "Another Suitcase in Another Hall" - Barbara Dickson (1977)
• "It's Easy For You" - Elvis Presley (1977)
• "Magdalena" - Tony Christie (1977) - the melody was later used for "It's a Pig" in the musical By Jeeves
• "I Could Have Given You More" - Petula Clark - the melody was later used for "Gus: the Theatre Cat" in Cats
• "Take That Look Off Your Face" - Marti Webb (1980) - taken from the album Tell Me on a Sunday
• "Your Ears Should Be Burning Now" - Marti Webb (1980)
• "I've Been In Love Too Long" - Marti Webb (1980)
• "Memory" - Elaine Paige (1981) - taken from the musical Cats
• "The Phantom of the Opera" - Steve Harley and Sarah Brighman (1986)
• "The Music of the Night" - Michael Crawford (1986)
• "Love Changes Everything" - Michael Ball (1989)
• "Any Dream Will Do" - Jason Donovan (1991) - taken from the 1991 London Palladium revival of Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
• "Next Time You Fall in Love" - Reva Rice and Greg Ellis (1993) - taken from the 1993 album The New Starlight Express
• "As If We Never Said Goodbye" - Elaine Paige (1995) - released to coincide with Paige joining the London production of Sunset Boulevard from which it's taken
• "Memory" - Elaine Paige (1998) - taken from the video release of Cats
• "Our Kind of Love" - Hannah (2000) - taken from the musical The Beautiful Game, the melody had previously been used for "The Heart is Slow to Learn" recorded by Kiri Te Kanawa and has subsequently been used for the title song of Love Never Dies
• "It's My Time" - Jade Ewen (2009) - United Kingdom's Eurovision Song Contest Entry 2009