MusicBrainz lists 74 distinct song titles by The Blasters on official albums, singles and EPs (retrieved 2026-10-09); this page lists all of them, A to Z.
The Blasters Songs Starting With #
- “21 Days in Jail” – first released 1997 on American Music
- “4-11-44” – first released 2005 on 4-11-44
The Blasters Songs Starting With A
- “American Music” – first released 1980 on American Music
- “Ashamed of Myself” – first released 1997 on American Music
The Blasters Songs Starting With B
- “Barefoot Rock” – first released 1980 on American Music
- “Barn Burning” – first released 1980 on American Music
- “Boneyard (Dick Tracy Theme)” – first released 2005 on 4-11-44
- “Boomtown” – first released 1983 on Non Fiction
- “Border Radio” – first released 1981 on The Blasters
- “Breath of My Love” – first released 2012 on Fun on Saturday Night
- “Bus Station” – first released 1983 on Barefoot Rock (single)
- “Buzz Buzz Buzz” – first released 1980 on American Music
The Blasters Songs Starting With C
- “Colored Lights” – first released 1985 on Hard Line
- “Common Man” – first released 1985 on Hard Line
- “Crazy Baby” – first released 1980 on American Music
The Blasters Songs Starting With D
- “Daddy Rollin’ Stone” – first released 2005 on 4-11-44
- “Dark Night” – first released 1985 on Hard Line
- “Dry River” – first released 2005 on 4-11-44
The Blasters Songs Starting With F
- “Fire of Love” – first released 2005 on 4-11-44
- “Flat Top Joint” – first released 1980 on American Music
- “Fool’s Paradise” – first released 1983 on Non Fiction
- “Fun on Saturday Night” – first released 2012 on Fun on Saturday Night
The Blasters Songs Starting With H
- “Help You Dream” – first released 1985 on Hard Line
- “Hey, Girl” – first released 1985 on Hard Line
- “Highway 61” – first released 1981 on The Blasters
- “Hollywood Bed” – first released 1981 on The Blasters
The Blasters Songs Starting With I
- “I Don’t Want Cha” – first released 2012 on Fun on Saturday Night
- “I Don’t Want To” – first released 1980 on American Music
- “I Fell in Love” – first released 1997 on American Music
- “I Love You So” – first released 1981 on The Blasters
- “I Wish You Would” – first released 1980 on American Music
- “I’m Shakin’” – first released 1981 on The Blasters
- “It Must Be Love” – first released 1983 on Non Fiction
- “It’s All Your Fault” – first released 2005 on 4-11-44
The Blasters Songs Starting With J
- “Jackson” – first released 2012 on Fun on Saturday Night
- “Jubilee Train” – first released 1983 on Non Fiction
- “Julie” – first released 2005 on 4-11-44
- “Just Another Sunday” – first released 1985 on Hard Line
- “Just to Be With You” – first released 2005 on 4-11-44
The Blasters Songs Starting With L
- “Leaving” – first released 1983 on Red Rose (single)
- “Little Honey” – first released 1985 on Hard Line
- “Lone Wolf” – first released 1997 on American Music
- “Long White Cadillac” – first released 1983 on Non Fiction
- “Love 24 Hours a Day” – first released 1997 on American Music
- “Love Is My Business” – first released 2005 on 4-11-44
- “Love Me With a Feeling” – first released 2012 on Fun on Saturday Night
The Blasters Songs Starting With M
- “Maria Maria” – first released 2012 on Fun on Saturday Night
- “Marie Marie” – first released 1980 on American Music
The Blasters Songs Starting With N
- “Never No More Blues” – first released 1980 on American Music
- “No More Nights by Myself” – first released 2012 on Fun on Saturday Night
- “No Other Girl” – first released 1981 on The Blasters
The Blasters Songs Starting With O
- “One More Dance” – first released 1983 on Non Fiction
The Blasters Songs Starting With P
- “Penny” – first released 2012 on Fun on Saturday Night
- “Please Please Please” – first released 2012 on Fun on Saturday Night
- “Precious Memories (The Only Hell My Mama Ever Raised)” – first released 2005 on 4-11-44
The Blasters Songs Starting With R
- “Real Rock Drive” – first released 1980 on American Music
- “Rebound” – first released 2005 on 4-11-44
- “Red Rose” – first released 1983 on Red Rose (single)
- “Rock and Roll Will Stand” – first released 1985 on Hard Line
- “Rock My Blues Away” – first released 2012 on Fun on Saturday Night
The Blasters Songs Starting With S
- “Samson and Delilah” – first released 1985 on Hard Line
- “She Ain’t Got the Beat” – first released 1980 on American Music
- “She’s Gone Away” – first released 1980 on American Music
- “Slip of the Tongue” – first released 2005 on 4-11-44
- “So Glad” – first released 1997 on American Music
- “So Long Baby Goodbye” – first released 1981 on The Blasters
- “Stop the Clock” – first released 1981 on The Blasters
The Blasters Songs Starting With T
- “Tag Along” – first released 1983 on Non Fiction
- “This Is It” – first released 1981 on The Blasters
- “Trouble Bound” – first released 1985 on Trouble Bound (remix) / Trouble Bound (extended version) (single)
- “The Yodeling Mountaineer” – first released 2012 on Fun on Saturday Night
The Blasters Songs Starting With W
- “Well Oh Well” – first released 2012 on Fun on Saturday Night
- “Window Up Above” – first released 2005 on 4-11-44
The Blasters Songs Starting With Y
- “Your Kind of Love” – first released 2005 on 4-11-44
Studio Albums
- American Music (1980)
- The Blasters (1981)
- Non Fiction (1983)
- Hard Line (1985)
- 4-11-44 (2005)
- Fun on Saturday Night (2012)
How This List Was Compiled
This list is compiled using data from MusicBrainz and the Wikipedia article titled The Blasters, with information retrieved on 2026-10-09. It reflects the distinct song titles officially released by The Blasters on albums, singles, and EPs as documented in the MusicBrainz database. Only officially released versions are included; live, remix, demo, or compilation-only versions have been excluded. Duplicate song titles appearing on multiple releases have been merged to ensure each unique title appears once with its earliest known release year and album or single.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many songs did The Blasters officially release?
According to MusicBrainz, The Blasters have 74 distinct song titles officially released on albums, singles, and EPs.
What is the earliest release year of The Blasters songs listed here?
The earliest release year for songs by The Blasters in this list is 1980, with multiple tracks first released on the album American Music.
Which letter has the most song titles by The Blasters?
The letter B contains the most song titles, with eight distinct songs listed under it.
Are there any songs by The Blasters released only as singles?
Yes, for example, “Bus Station” and “Red Rose” were first released as singles, as noted in the list.
Final Thoughts
This comprehensive list provides a clear overview of The Blasters’ officially released songs as documented by MusicBrainz. It serves as a reliable reference for anyone interested in the band’s recorded output organized alphabetically with release details.
For additional information on live performances or rarities, MusicBrainz does not list those here, so consulting other sources may be necessary.
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