MusicBrainz lists 30 distinct song titles by Sugarloaf on official albums, singles and EPs (retrieved 2026-10-09); this page lists all of them, A to Z.
Sugarloaf Songs Starting With B
- “Boogie Man” – first released 1992 on Don’t Call Us — We’ll Call You
Sugarloaf Songs Starting With C
- “Colorado Jones” – first released 1973 on I Got a Song
- “Country Dawg” – first released 1971 on Spaceship Earth
Sugarloaf Songs Starting With D
- “Don’t Call Us, We’ll Call You” – first released 1975 on Don’t Call Us — We’ll Call You
Sugarloaf Songs Starting With E
- “Easy Evil” – first released 1973 on I Got a Song
Sugarloaf Songs Starting With G
- “Gold and the Blues” – first released 1970 on Sugarloaf
- “Green‐Eyed Lady” – first released 1970 on Sugarloaf
Sugarloaf Songs Starting With H
- “Hot Water” – first released 1971 on Spaceship Earth
Sugarloaf Songs Starting With I
- “I Don’t Need You Baby” – first released 1971 on Spaceship Earth
- “I Got a Song” – first released 1973 on I Got a Song
Sugarloaf Songs Starting With L
- “Last Dance” – first released 1992 on Don’t Call Us — We’ll Call You
- “Lay Me Down” – first released 1973 on I Got a Song
- “Lookin’ for Some Fun” – first released 1973 on I Got a Song
Sugarloaf Songs Starting With M
- “Medley: Bach Doors Man / Chest Fever” – first released 1970 on Sugarloaf
- “Mother Nature’s Wine” – first released 1971 on Spaceship Earth
- “Music Box” – first released 1971 on Spaceship Earth
- “Myra, Myra” – first released 1973 on I Got a Song
Sugarloaf Songs Starting With R
- “Rollin’ Hills” – first released 1971 on Spaceship Earth
- “Round and Round” – first released 1973 on I Got a Song
- “Rusty Cloud” – first released 1971 on Spaceship Earth
Sugarloaf Songs Starting With S
- “Spaceship Earth” – first released 1971 on Spaceship Earth
- “Stars in Her Eyes” – first released 1992 on Don’t Call Us — We’ll Call You
Sugarloaf Songs Starting With T
- “Texas Two Lane” – first released 1992 on Don’t Call Us — We’ll Call You
- “Things Gonna Change Some” – first released 1970 on Sugarloaf
- “Tongue in Cheek” – first released 1971 on Spaceship Earth
- “The Train Kept A‐Rollin’ (Stroll On)” – first released 1970 on Sugarloaf
Sugarloaf Songs Starting With W
- “We Could Fly So High” – first released 1973 on I Got a Song
- “West of Tomorrow” – first released 1970 on Sugarloaf
- “Wild Child” – first released 1973 on I Got a Song
- “Woman” – first released 1971 on Spaceship Earth
Studio Albums
- Sugarloaf (1970)
- Spaceship Earth (1971)
- I Got a Song (1973)
- Don’t Call Us — We’ll Call You (1975)
How This List Was Compiled
This list was compiled using the MusicBrainz database for Sugarloaf, retrieved on 2026-10-09. It reflects 30 distinct song titles that appear on official albums, singles, and EPs. Live versions, remixes, demos, and compilation-only tracks are excluded. Duplicate song titles released on multiple records or formats have been merged to avoid repetition. The song titles, years, and album names are reproduced exactly as listed in the source without any additions or modifications.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many distinct Sugarloaf songs are listed?
MusicBrainz lists 30 distinct song titles by Sugarloaf on official releases as of the retrieval date.
What is the earliest release year among these songs?
The earliest release year recorded in the list is 1970, with songs such as “Gold and the Blues” and “Green‐Eyed Lady” first appearing on the 1970 album Sugarloaf.
Which letter contains the most Sugarloaf song titles?
The letter M contains the most song titles, with four songs: “Medley: Bach Doors Man / Chest Fever,” “Mother Nature’s Wine,” “Music Box,” and “Myra, Myra.”
Are all Sugarloaf songs from the 1970s?
No. While most songs come from the 1970s, several songs first appeared on the 1992 album Don’t Call Us — We’ll Call You, including “Boogie Man,” “Last Dance,” “Stars in Her Eyes,” and “Texas Two Lane.”
Final Thoughts
This list provides a definitive reference to Sugarloaf’s officially released songs according to MusicBrainz as of 2026. It offers a clear overview for anyone interested in the band’s recorded output without extraneous information.
For more detailed information about individual tracks or releases, consulting the original MusicBrainz page or Wikipedia article is recommended. This ensures accuracy and completeness based on verified sources.
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