MusicBrainz lists 51 distinct song titles by The Housemartins on official albums, singles and EPs (retrieved 2026-10-09); this page lists all of them, A to Z.
The Housemartins Songs Starting With A
- “Anxious” – first released 1986 on London 0 Hull 4
The Housemartins Songs Starting With B
- “Bow Down” – first released 1987 on The People Who Grinned Themselves to Death
- “Build” – first released 1987 on The People Who Grinned Themselves to Death
The Housemartins Songs Starting With C
- “Caravan of Love” – first released 1986 on Caravan of Love
- “Change the World” – first released 2003 on Change the World
- “Coal Train to Hatfield Main” – first released 1985 on Flag Day
The Housemartins Songs Starting With D
- “Drop Down Dead” – first released 1986 on Think for a Minute (new version)
The Housemartins Songs Starting With F
- “Five Get Over Excited” – first released 1987 on The People Who Grinned Themselves to Death
- “Flag Day” – first released 1985 on Flag Day
- “Forwards and Backwards” – first released 1987 on Build
- “Freedom” – first released 1986 on London 0 Hull 4
The Housemartins Songs Starting With G
- “Get Up Off Our Knees” – first released 1986 on London 0 Hull 4
The Housemartins Songs Starting With H
- “Happy Hour” – first released 1986 on London 0 Hull 4
- “He Ain’t Heavy, He’s My Brother” – first released 1986 on Happy Hour
- “He Will Find You Out” – first released 1987 on Me and the Farmer
- “Heaven Help Us All” – first released 1986 on Caravan of Love
- “Hopelessly Devoted to Them” – first released 1987 on Five Get Over Excited
The Housemartins Songs Starting With I
- “I Bit My Lip” – first released 1987 on Me and the Farmer
- “I Can’t Put My Finger on It” – first released 1987 on The People Who Grinned Themselves to Death
- “I Smell Winter” – first released 1986 on Think for a Minute (new version)
- “I’ll Be Your Shelter (Just Like a Shelter)” – first released 1986 on Think for a Minute (new version)
The Housemartins Songs Starting With J
- “Johannesburg” – first released 1987 on The People Who Grinned Themselves to Death
- “Joy Joy Joy” – first released 1986 on Think for a Minute (new version)
The Housemartins Songs Starting With L
- “Lean on Me” – first released 1986 on London 0 Hull 4
The Housemartins Songs Starting With M
- “Me and the Farmer” – first released 1987 on The People Who Grinned Themselves to Death
The Housemartins Songs Starting With O
- “Over There” – first released 1986 on London 0 Hull 4
The Housemartins Songs Starting With P
- “Paris in Flares” – first released 1987 on Build
- “People Get Ready” – first released 1986 on London 0 Hull 4
- “Pirate Aggro” – first released 1987 on The People Who Grinned Themselves to Death
The Housemartins Songs Starting With R
- “Rap Around the Clock” – first released 1986 on Think for a Minute (new version)
- “Rebel Without the Airplay” – first released 1987 on Five Get Over Excited
- “Reverends Revenge” – first released 1986 on London 0 Hull 4
The Housemartins Songs Starting With S
- “Sheep” – first released 1986 on London 0 Hull 4
- “Sitting on a Fence” – first released 1986 on London 0 Hull 4
- “So Glad” – first released 1987 on Five Get Over Excited
- “So Much in Love” – first released 1986 on Caravan of Love
- “Stand at Ease” – first released 1985 on Flag Day
- “Step Outside” – first released 1987 on Me and the Farmer
The Housemartins Songs Starting With T
- “The Light Is Always Green” – first released 1987 on The People Who Grinned Themselves to Death
- “The Mighty Ship” – first released 1986 on Happy Hour
- “The People Who Grinned Themselves to Death” – first released 1987 on The People Who Grinned Themselves to Death
- “There Is Always Something There to Remind Me” – first released 1987 on There Is Always Something There to Remind Me
- “Think for a Minute” – first released 1986 on London 0 Hull 4
- “The World’s on Fire” – first released 1987 on The People Who Grinned Themselves to Death
The Housemartins Songs Starting With W
- “We Shall Not Be Moved” – first released 1986 on Caravan of Love
- “We’re Not Deep” – first released 1986 on London 0 Hull 4
- “We’re Not Going Back” – first released 1987 on The People Who Grinned Themselves to Death
- “When I First Met Jesus” – first released 1986 on Caravan of Love
- “Who Needs the Limelight” – first released 1986 on Think for a Minute (new version)
The Housemartins Songs Starting With Y
- “You” – first released 1985 on Flag Day
- “You Better Be Doubtful” – first released 1987 on The People Who Grinned Themselves to Death
Studio Albums
- London 0 Hull 4 (1986)
- The People Who Grinned Themselves to Death (1987)
How This List Was Compiled
This list was compiled using data from MusicBrainz, specifically from the page for The Housemartins at https://musicbrainz.org/artist/e7516564-6f1e-4adc-a245-e481d56c2d9b, and the Wikipedia article titled The Housemartins, retrieved on 2026-10-09. The list reflects the distinct song titles appearing on official albums, singles, and EPs as catalogued in MusicBrainz. It excludes live versions, remixes, demos, and compilation-only tracks. Duplicate titles appearing on multiple releases have been merged and listed once with their earliest release year and source.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many distinct songs by The Housemartins are listed?
According to MusicBrainz, there are 51 distinct song titles by The Housemartins on official albums, singles, and EPs.
What is the earliest release year for The Housemartins songs in this list?
The earliest release year listed among these songs is 1985.
Which letter has the most song titles by The Housemartins?
The letter S has the most song titles, with six distinct songs listed under it.
Are all songs from studio albums?
No, this list includes songs from studio albums as well as singles and EPs, as documented in MusicBrainz.
Final Thoughts
This comprehensive alphabetical list provides a clear overview of The Housemartins’ officially released songs as documented by MusicBrainz. It serves as a useful reference for those interested in exploring the band’s recorded output in detail.
By focusing strictly on verified data, this list avoids speculation and ensures accuracy for fans and researchers alike.
Readers looking for live, demo, or compilation-only versions should note that such tracks are not included here, consistent with the source database’s scope.
For further exploration, the official MusicBrainz page and Wikipedia article remain valuable resources for related information.
This list highlights the band’s releases mainly from the mid-1980s, reflecting their recorded legacy as preserved in authoritative music databases.
Anyone seeking additional details beyond official releases may consult the linked sources, as no unofficial or unverified material is included.
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