BA Compilation CDs

What Does It Do To Your Heart	1999 Bside to When You're Gone. One of his best unreleased tracks and a gem of a Bside.
Low Life	1995 B side to Have You Ever Really Love a Woman. Written in Jamaica at the same time other songs were being put together for the 18 Til I Die album. Seeing that it was publically released one year prior to the album's release, this track was not clearly not what BA was wanting for the 18 album.
I Love Ya Too Much	1999 Bside to When You're Gone. As good as a few Bsides were in 1999 (What Does It Do To Your Heart), this one was not one of them.
Rock Steady (Demo version)	1996 Bside to Let's Make a Night to Remember. Written in late '94/early '95, BA wrote the song with a female singer in mind judging from the lyrics. This was probably what he gave to Bonnie Raitt before she decided to record it for her live album "Road Tested" in Oakland, California in July of 1995.
Where Do I Go From Here	2002 Bside to the Here I Am single from the Spirit soundtrack. This track was written with the movie in mind, but never made the final cut. Beautiful song that may not have fit in the movie, but would have added a nice touch to the released CD.
Prove It	1995 duet w/ South African singer Stevie Vann. Not released in North America. Great lyrics for a duet and a good song to boot.
Let's Talk About Love (Demo version)	1999 Bside to Cloud Number Nine. This is the demo that was sent to BA's friend and fellow Canadian Celine Dion which she subsequently recorded, released and named her smash 1997 album after. Likely written with Celine in mind as the style doesn't fit BA. Some of his better lyrics are on this track.
Open Road (Stripped)	2005 BSide to the Room Service single. BA performed this song acoustically many times on TV and radio shows while promoting the Room Service CD, but this one was recorded for an official release.
No One	This is a bit of a mystery track from 2004 that somehow leaked out via the Internet. This song was one of the tracks recorded for the Room Service sessions, but obviously not included on the final CD. Rumour has it that BA was not happy with the lyrics. It may be one of the songs from the 2001 sessions that BA put aside in 2002 to write more songs. Track is fully produced including some french horn. I've mixed two sources of this song to create one complete track. The quality changes about 35 seconds into the song to a lower (but still very audible) quality.
Snippets (Mix of C'mon C'mon C'mon / Inside Out & Where Angels Fear to Tread	1999 Bside to Cloud Number Nine. If youhave the On A Day Like Today CD, there's nothing special about this track outside of the fact that three songs are linked together over a 3 minute track.
Cloud Number Nine (Demo version)	1999 Bside. This version includes some lyrcis that were taken out for the final version that made the CD.
I'm Not the Man You Think I Am	Released on the International Anthology release in Autumn 2005, but not in Canada or the USA. A definitely different direction on this track for BA, but an interesting listen nonetheless.
Don't Give Up	After helping breathe some life into Cloud Number Nine, UK producer Chicane needed BA's lead vocal assistance at this dance track which was written and recorded by Chicane. Song reached #1 in the U.K. in spring 2000.
Reggae Christmas	First heard in 1984 on MTV (featuring a odd video including Pee Wee Herman) but released as a Bside to the Christmas Time single in late 1985. BA's first, but not last reggae song.

It Ain't Over Yet	2005 track written for the Soundtrack of the film "Racing Stripes".
Diana	1985 B side to Summer of '69. Probably his best known and most succesful Bsides as it was played many radio stations who were caught up in the momentum of the Reckless album.
Hey Little Girl	1996 B side to Let's Make a Night to Remember. Nice little song by BA and Gretchen Peters that I had stuck in my head for months after my daughter was born.
Fearless (Demo Version)	One of my favourite songs on the On A Day Like Today albums. Released as a Bside in 2000.
You Walked In	2004 Bside to the Flying single. Originally written in 1996 and released by a country band named Lonestar in 1997. BA recorded his own version for the song and released it in 2004.
Room Service (Stripped)	2005 Bside to the Room Service single. BA started closing his live shows with this version in the fall of 2004.
I Want It All	Ya Mon. Clearly, recording in Ocho Rios, Jamaica had a major impact on this track. Released in 1996 as a Bside to The Only Thing That Looks Good On me Is You, this is BA doing his reggae thing. Meant to be a fun song right from the start as it would never fit musically on any BA album.
Lie to Me	1998 Bonus track released only in Japan and Europe on the On A Day Like Today album.
Blessing in Disguise	2004 Bonus track to the UK and Japan Room Service CD. A great rockabilly track that sounds more like Brian Setzer than Bryan Adams. It's only a two and a half minute song, but it's worth every second.
If Ya Wanna Be Bad Ya Gotta Be Good (Demo version)	1996 B side to Let's Make a Night to Remember and a major part of the live show in the form of the "Blues Jam"from 1999 to 2002.
Never Let Go	2006 release on "The Guardian" Soundtrack. Great sounding track that fits with the theme of heroism in the film.
Hey Baby	1998 Bonus track on the On A Day Like Today CD released only in Japan. Background vocals and co-written by Gretchen Peters.
Don't Turn Me Away	1980-1981 song never released on an album or Bside. I don't even remember how I got such a high quality recording of this song. Vintage early Adams with heavy guitar riffs and that high-pitched voice working for him.
Adamix (Mix of Somebody / It's Only Love / Diana & Fits Ya Good)	1985 Bside to Summer of '69.

Hey Elvis	1996 B side to The Only Thing That Looks Good On me Is You. Played live frequently from March 1997 into early 1998 - often with an Elvis impersonator appearing in the audience.
You Can't Take Me	2002 alternate recording of the song that made it to the Spirit soundtrack. I actually prefer this version which features more guitar, less keyboards and less of a "produced sound.
Bin There Done That	1998 B side to On a Day Like Today. Some of your might get a kick of hearing BA's ex-girlfriend Cecile sing back-up and do a little Dutch vocal work.
How Do You Feel Tonight (Demo version)	1999 Bside to Best of Me single. Released fall of '99.
Little Red Rooster	Released in 1996 as a BSide to Let's Make a Night to Remember. This was recorded likely in 1994 at a soundcheck before a show.
On a Day Like Today (Acoustic)	1998 B side to On a Day Like Today. Same version as what is on the CD, but this track just has BA's vocal, acoustic guitar and some strings.
Friday Night in London	2004 BSide to the Open Road single released in September '04. Very upbeat track with a feel similar to What Does It Do To Your Heart.
She Believes in Me	1998 B side to On a Day Like Today. Released in 1999 by Joe Cocker.
Back to You (Demo version)	1998 Bside to I'm Ready. Written while on tour in Spring of 1997 and likely recorded as a demo around the same time. Released version was recorded at the MTV Unplugged show in September of '97.
I Finally Found Someone (duet with Barbara Striesand)	I'm sure when BA started releasing records in the early 80's, he didn't have a duet with Barbara Striesand in his career plan, but when Babs calls, who wouldn't jump at the opportunity to sing with her? This is a 1996 duet with Barbara from The Mirror Has Two Faces soundtrack.
Don't Drop That Bomb On Me (Acoustic Version)	Re-recorded with just BA and a guitar in 2003 and released on a "Peace Songs" CD. Although the mixing on this version is noticeably sloppy, the performance by Keith's guitar work is outstanding. The song form has been altered from the original 1991 version as the pre-choruses have been cut. While this is one of the weaker tracks on the Waking up the Neighbours album (in my opinion), I really like this simpler version of the song. No overproduction here.
Christmas Time	During the end of 1985, the Reckless buzz was slowing down, but this feel-good seasonal track was released by BA as a single.
Let Me Take You Dancing	1978 single release. BA's first single as a solo artist. Never released on CD. This is early BA before he had any creative control on his music. As a result, the record is sped up to the speed that makes BA sound like a (in his words...) a chipmunk.
That's Enough About You	1996 song. Never been released. As I recall, the lyrics were written by an English journalist who sent them to BA which quickly came up with the music and played it for the journalist via a telephone. The only known recorded version is from a telephone.

Track 1	The Only Thing That Looks Good On Me Is You	Wembley Stadium, London, July 27, 1996. 1997 Bside to the 18 Til I Die single.
Track 2	Can't Stop This Thing We Started	Wembley Stadium, London, July 27, 1996.
Track 3	Hey Elvis (unplugged)	1997 Bside to Back to You. Recorded at the Unplugged show in NYC, September 26, 1997.
Track 4	All For Love (w/ Luciano Pavaroti)	Recorded September 1994 in Modena, Italy for the Pavarotti & Friends concert.
Track 5	When the Night Comes	Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver, Canada, January 29, 1992
Track 6	Rock Steady	Johannesburg, South Africa, April 1999. Released only in Europe.
Track 7	House Arrest	Molson Park, Barrie (north of Toronto), Canada, August 22, 1992.
Track 8	It's Only Love (Duet w/ Tina Turner)	Recorded in Birmingham, England, April 1985. Taken from Tina Turner's live album called "Tina Live".
Track 9	Run Rudolph Run	Marquee Club, London, England, June 5, 1987. Released on the original "Very Special Christmas" CD benefiting Special Olympics.
Track 10	Everything I Do...	Wembley Stadium, London, July 27, 1996.
Track 11	Sad Songs Say So Much (Duet with Elton John)	Madison Square Gardens, New York City, October 2000. From Elton's live titled "One Night Only". BA was the opening act for Elton at this one night only concert in NYC. Great duet of a great song.
Track 12	Back to You	Johannesburg, South Africa, April 1999.
Track 13	Summer of '69	Cardiff, Wales, July 1992
Track 14	C'mon Everybody	Cardiff, Wales, July 1992
Track 15	Please Forgive Me	Modena, Italy '94. From Pavarotti & Friends concert.
Track 16	I Wanna Be Your Underwear	Unplugged concert, New York City, September 1997. Not a rehearsed version as it was played by request.

Track 1	Before the Night is Over	Johannesburg, South Africa, April 1999. Released only in Europe.
Track 2	It's Only Love Duet (w/ Melissa Ethridge)	Wembley Stadium, London, July 27, 1996
Track 3	There Will Never Be Another Tonight	Molson Park, Barrie (north of Toronto), Canada, August 22, 1992.
Track 4	Straight From the Heart	Cardiff, Wales, July 1992
Track 5	Can't Stop This Thing We Started & It Ain't a Party If Ya Can't Come 'Round (Unplugged)	Unplugged concert, New York City, September 26, 1997
Track 6	Touch The Hand	Wembley Stadium, London, July 27, 1996. Probably the best version of this song you'll ever hear. Keith at his guitar-slinger finest.
Track 7	Rock Steady (Duet w/ Bonnie Raitt)	Paramount Theatre, Oakland, California, July 1995. Taken from Bonnie Raitt's live CD called "Road Tested"
Track 8	All For Love	Wembley Stadium, London, July 27, 1996.
Track 9	Don't Give It Up	Slane Castle, Dublin, Ireland, August 26, 2000. This is the only time the song has been performed live. Special guest on keyboard: Chicane.
Track 10	Run to You	Wembley Stadium, London, July 27, 1996.
Track 11	Have You Ever Really Loved a Woman?	Johannesburg, South Africa, April 1999.
Track 12	When You're Gone (Acoustic duet w/ Mel C)	London, England, January 1997.
Track 13	Let's Make a Night to Remember	Wembley Stadium, London, July 27, 1996
Track 14	Behind Blue Eyes (with The Who)	London, England, November 2000. Released on DVD - Live at Royal Albert Hall..
Track 15	Empty Spaces (Duet w/ Roger Waters)	Berlin, Germany, July 20, 1990. From The Wall Concert
Track 16	Young Lust	Berlin, Germany, July 20, 1990. From The Wall Concert

Track 1	Don't Let Him Know	Kansas City, USA, 1982	BA never released this song on any album and did not perform it very often. This is the best known live recording of this song.
Track 2	One Good Reason	Milan, Italy, July 6, 1988	For the 1988 tour, it is a rare recording. The song's arrangment is more rockier than what you would hear on early 1980 recordings when he performed it frequently.
Track 3	Thought I'd Died and Gone to Heaven	Amsterdam, The Netherlands, November 11, 2001	Performed by the trio for only a handful of dates during the fall of 2001 into early 2002. This performance is one of the first times the band played it and it features the full band for the whole song - unlike the part unplugged/band arrangement that was heard at all shows between '92 and '95.
Track 4	Heat of the Night	Holmdel, New Jersey, USA, August 29, 1997	Performed as a request during the US tour in August of '97, this arrangement is a cross between the unplugged version on Live Rare Materials Disc #2 and a full band version that was commonly performed between 1987 & 1992..
Track 5	Me Voila	Chicoutimi, Canada, December 9, 2002	This is Here I Am - sung in French. Played only during the six Quebec dates in December of 2002 and probably not to be heard again on stage. The song was given French lyrics in support of the Spirit release in French in Fall 2002.
Track 6	The Best Was Yet to Come	Vancouver, Canada, November 7, 2003	Rarely performed since 1988, this sweet little gem was dusted off for the western Canadian dates late in 2003. The arrangement is very simple with acoustic guitar and vocals taking you through the first verse.
Track 7	I'm Ready	Bayreuth, Germany, April 25, 1997	Just five months before the song is completly re- arranged for the unplugged show, the band performs the song one last time in the rock format. This full-band rock arrangement was rarely heard at any BA concert after the Reckless tour ended in 1985.
Track 8	Bye Bye Johnny	Helsinki, Finland, June 27, 1988	BA was writing new songs in 1988 for a new album in 1989. Although those songs or album never saw the light of day, BA road tested a number of the songs while touring Europe in the summer of '88. This is the only known recording of Bye Bye Johnny.
Track 9	Hiding From Love	London, England, April 20, 1985	Although the song was a minor hit, BA did not perform it very often during the 1985 Reckless tour.
Track 10	Thrill Is Gone	Regensberg, Germany, June 27, 1988	This is the only known recorded version of this song which is assumed to be one of the "new" songs BA was working on with Jim Vallance for an album that was scrapped mid-stride in 1989 so that BA could write better material with Mutt Lange which resulted in the hugely-successful Waking up the Neighbours CD.
Track 11	Low Life	Toronto, Canada, May 20, 1995	This is the second time this song was performed live. It made it to some set lists duing the spring '97 18 Til I Die tour, but not since.
Track 12	Get Off Of My Back	Schwaebisch Gmuend, Germany, July 13, 2002	Performed only a handful of times during the summer of 2002 tour dates and likely not to be put in the set list with any type of frequency from now on.
Track 13	You're Still Beautiful to Me	Osaka, Japan, June 20, 2000	BA first played this song occasionally on stage in 1997 during the 18 Til I Die tour, but brought it back during the Best of Me tour with the trio. Performed frequently between January and June 2000. Not played after June 2000 when the band returned to playing larger venues in Europe.
Track 14	Rebel	Tokyo, Japan, February 10, 1988	Performed only once in concert. This is that time.
Track 15	Black Pearl	Osaka, Japan, March 11, 1997	Song was performed during the Spring of '97, but not since.
Track 16	Christmas Time	Prince George, Canada, December 2, 2000	This song is a little nugget that was released in December 1985 during the Reckless hype. Although many concerts around the Holiday season have taken place since then, BA introduced the song into his live show for the first time in December 2000 when touring the west part of Canada
Track 17	Do I Have to Say the Words?	Karlsruhe, Germany, March 17, 2003	This song made an ultra-rare post-1992 appearance in Karlsruhe, Germany. The arrangement, however, features a reggae groove rather than the rock feel that we know from the CD and previous live shows. This has to rank up with one of the biggest surprises of any song he's played live in a different arrangement.
Track 18	Let Me Down Easy	Tokyo, Japan, February 8, 1988	Although the recording is weak, it's still a treat to hear the 1988 band pull out a rarity such as this one. While performing five night in Tokyo in February of 1988 to support Into the Fire, BA plays his song that he wrote for Roger Daltrey in 1985. This is the only known recording of BA performing this song.

Track 1	Is Your Mama Gonna Miss Ya?	New York City, USA, August 10, 1992	Although the Waking Up the Neighbours tour lasted over 2 years, the lead track from the album was performed less than 10 times.
Track 2	Remember	Edmonton, Canada, January 24, 2000	Not performed consistently since the Reckless tour until 2000 when the trio brings it back for the Canadian tour and a few months beyond that.
Track 3	Jealousy	Dortmund, Germany, June 18, 1992	While peaking in popularity around the world behind the success of Waking Up the Neighbours, BA pulls out a gem from the past with an ultra-rare performance of Jealousy from his 1981 CD You Want It You Got It. I'm not aware of this song being performed live between 1987 or any time after with this one exception.
Track 4	Deux Freres Sous Le Soleil	Chicoutimi , Canada, December 9, 2002	At the same concert that featured Me Voila (French version of Here I Am), a bigger treat came later in the show when the band played a full-band version of Brothers Under the Sun. This song was only played during the Quebec shows in December '02 and the English version has been rarely (if ever) been performed live.
Track 5	Bouncing Of the Walls	Milan, Italy, July 6, 1988	Although the music is different, many of the lyrics from this rocker end up in the song House Arrest. Style of song may have been what BA's early written material was like for the Waking Up the Neighbours album.
Track 6	Don't Drop that Bomb on Me	Karlsruhe, Germany, March 17, 2003	At the same show that featured a reggae version of Do I Have to Say the Words (see Live Rare Materials Volume #1), BA pulls out song that had never been performed live before: Don't Drop that Bomb on Me. The arrangement is simple as it's Keith on Electric guitar and BA on vocals. Given the war tension at the time, the song is an appropriate choice, but nobody could have expected it.
Track 7	Heat of the NIght (acoustic)	London, England, May 6, 1994	An "unplugged" style performance of the only Into the Fire song that was included in the set during the 1991-1994 tour.
Track 8	Let Me Take You Dancing	Fukuoka, Japan, March 9, 1997	This had never been performed live when it was played on the B-stage for two nights only in Japan. This is the first of the two performances. Probably one of the most surprising songs BA's every played live.
Track 9	No Way Out	Helsinki, Finland, June 27, 1988	This is the only known recording of another song from the "lost album" of 1989 that BA scrapped to go work with Mutt Lange. This track has a rougher edge to it which reminds me of The Clash.
Track 10	We Don't Know What We're Doing	Lowell, Mass, USA, March 29, 2001	The origin of this song is not known, except for the fact that it was first heard in January 2001 at the World Sport Awards in London. Lyrically, this song is a dud, but it's a good rock groove and doesn't take up more than 2:30 of your time. Performed live during the early 2001 shows in Canada and the US, but not since.
Track 11	Ballad of Mary and Joe	Paris, France, June 4, 1997	A rock-style Christmas song performed only once live and never released. If the song remains unreleased, this is the only known version available.
Track 12	Baby Wears Black	Osaka, Japan, November 4, 1983	This is old-school BA at his best. A crazy rocker that never made a BA album, but that was performed often during the Cuts Like a Knife tour dates usually near the end of the show to get the audience riled up. Not his best song-writing showcase, but a great early-80's song for an audience.
Track 13	Victim of Love	Fukuoka, Japan, March 9, 1997	Believed to be played as a request from the audience, Victim of Love makes it's one and only post-1988 tour appearance during the Japan '97 tour.
Track 14	Remembrance Day	Calgary, Canada, November 12, 2003	This is one of the two songs from the Into the Fire album that was never performed live - until November of 2003 when BA played it twice to pay tribute to the soldiers who have died in WW I and II as well as in the war in Iraq. For you trivia buffs...the only other song from Into the Fire never to be performed live is......Home Again.
Track 15	When the Night Comes	Roskilde, Denmark, June 30, 1990	This is the only full-band recorded version of this song either on stage or in the studio. The song was a highlight to many during the 1991-1994 concerts when BA played it alone with a guitar, but to hear it with the full band is a treat. One wonders if BA wished he kept this gem for himself. I know I wish he did
Track 16	Rose Marie	London, England, November 6, 1991	While headlining at London's Wembley Arena the day after his 32nd Birthday, BA celebrates breaking the Guinness Book of World Records as holding the #1 spot for the longest time with Everything I Do\'85 by invitied the former record holder Slim Whitman to the stage to perform his 1950's hit Rose Marie. This track includes comments by Slim Whitman about how BA had contacted him about coming to London as well as a duet between Slim and BA performing the song.
Track 17	Diana	Mannheim, Germany, June 15, 1991	Song will probably never be played again live due to the Princess's passing in 1997.

Track 1	Lonely Nights	Wantagh, NY, USA, August 7, 2004
Track 2	When the Night Comes	Edmonton, Canada, January 19, 2000
Track 3	On A Day Like Today	Bremen, Germany, December 6, 1999
Track 4	Heat of the Night	London, England, May 6, 1994
Track 5	Kids Wanna Rock	London, England, April 11, 1997
Track 6	Fits Ya Good	Holmdel, NJ, USA, August 6, 2004
Track 7	Depend On Me	Wantagh, NY, USA, August 7, 2004
Track 8	Everything I Do...	Edmonton, Canada, January 19, 2000
Track 9	Please Forgive Me	Rotterdam, October 21, 1999
Track 10	Straight From the Heart	Calgary, Canada, November 12, 2003
Track 11	The Way You Make Me Feel	Stockholm, Sweden, February 8, 2002
Track 12	18 Til I Die	KLOS (Los Angeles) Radio Special. BA & Keith performing acoustic versions of songs. January 27, 1998.
Track 13	Have You Ever Loved a Woman	Same as above
Track 14	Hey Elvis	Same as above
Track 15	Summer of '69	Same as above
Track 16	Run to You	Same as above
Track 17	Flying	Antwerp, Belgium, September 21, 2004
Track 18	All For Love	Rotterdam, The Netherlands, September 22, 2004
Track 19	Room Service	Rotterdam, The Netherlands, March 28, 2005
Track 20	Why Do You Have to be so Hard to Love	Berlin, Germany, November 29, 2004
Track 21	Open Road	From Toronto's CHUM-FM Broadcast, October 7, 2004
Track 22	This Side of Paradise	From the San Antonio Living TV show - June 9, 2005.

LIVE ON RADIO AND TV	SONG	LOCATION & DATE OF RECORDING(All Recoridngs are A/A+ in recording quality)
Track 1	Hey Honey I'm Packin' You In	Waking Up the States Radio Special, March 12, 1992
Track 2	House Arrest	Same as above
Track 3	Everything I Do...	Academy Awards, March 30, 1992
Track 4	Please Forgive Me	Same as above
Track 5	Cuts Like A Knife	Same as above
Track 6	Hound Dog	Performed in Memphis at a Tribute to Elvis Presley concert. October 19, 1994
Track 7	What Would It Take	A BA song written and performed live with Anne Murray on her TV special which aired in Canada. Recorded in December of 1996 in Halifax, Canada
Track 8	Back to You	Tonight Show w/ Jay Leno, January 2, 1998
Track 9	On A Day Like Today	Howie Mandell Show, November 2, 1998
Track 10	Oh Canada	NHL All-Star Game in Vancouver, January 18, 1998
Track 11	It's Only Love & Without You	Another rockin' duet with Tina Turner at her 60th B-Day party in October '99
Track 12	When You're Gone	Duet with Celine Dion at her final performance in Montreal, December 31, 1999
Track 13	Raised On Robbery	Duet with Wynonna Judd at the Joni Mitchell tribute concert in New York City. April 6, 2000
Track 14	On Christmas Day	From the Christmas at the Vatican special, December 2000. Performed in front of The Pope.
Track 15	Christmas Time	Same as above
Track 16	We Don't Know What We're Doing	From the World Sport Awards in London, January 2001. With special guest John McEnroe on guitar.
Track 17	Everything I Do...	Party at the Park, London, June 5, 2002. An outdoor event to celebrate 50 years of Queen Elizabeth's monarch.
Track 18	Open Road (Acoustic)	Recorded January 13, 2005 for the Canadian benefit for the Tsunami disaster in Asia.
Track 19	Tears Are Not Enough	The long-lost only full band performance known to us BA fans. Recorded July 13, 1985 in Philadelphia's JFK Stadium for Live Aid.

Track 1	Cover Girl	Recorded by Prism (1981)
Track 2	Don't Let Him Know	Recorded by Prism (1981)
Track 3	You Walked Away Again	Recorded by Prism (1981) BA performed this song live on occasion
Track 4	Jump	Recorded by Loverboy (1982) BA performed this song live on occasion in 1983.
Track 5	Dangerous	Recorded by Loverboy (1982).
Track 6	No Way to Treat a Lady	Recorded by Bonnie Raitt (1983) then by three other female artists through the 1980's.
Track 7	Teacher Teacher	Recorded by .38 Special (1984) Written for the Teachers movie soundtrack.
Track 8	Back to Paradise	Recorded by .38 Special (1984)
Track 9	Edge of a Dream	Recorded by Joe Cocker (1984) Written for the Teachers movie soundtrack and one of three BA songs covered by Joe Cocker.
Track 10	Another Heartache	Recorded by Rod Stewart (1984)
Track 11	Can't Wait All Night	Recorded by Juice Newton (1984)
Track 12	All Sing Together	A unique Celtic song recorded by The Irish Rovers (1984)
Track 13	Tears Are Not Enough	Recorded by Northern Lights (1985). This is the African-Relief song for Canadian musicians that followed the success of Band Aid's "Do They Know It's Christmas". Recorded by a roster of Canadian talent including Neil Young, Anne Murray and Geddy Lee from Rush.
Track 14	Let Me Down Easy	Recorded by Roger Daltrey (1985)
Track 15	Rebel	Recorded by Roger Daltrey (1985) BA recorded this song himself for the 1987 Into the Fire album after adding a third verse that wasn't on the Daltrey version.

Track 1	It Should Have Been Me	Recorded by Carly Simon (1986) and produced by BA. BA has described the experience on working on this song in the studio as horrible.
Track 2	Back Where You Started	Recorded by Tina Turner (1987) This song features BA and band playing the instruments and BA on background vocals.
Track 3	When The Night Comes	Recorded by Joe Cocker (1988). This version is a live version. Also, one of BA's best song's live in the 90's was performed acoustically by himself on stage. Perhaps BA's best song that he let get away.
Track 4	Nature of the Beast	Recorded by The Law (1991) This is one of the leftover songs from the Into the Fire writing sessions in 1986 with Jim Vallance. Potentially written for Tina Turner around the same time as Back Where You Started
Track 5	Feels Like Forever	Recorded by Joe Cocker (1992) Written for the movie soundtrack The Cutting Edge.
Track 6	Why Must We Wait Until Tonight?	Recorded by Tina Turner (1993) Written for the movie soundtrack What's Love Got To Do With It?
Track 7	What Would It Take	Recorded by Anne Murray (1996)
Track 8	Glitter	Recorded by Motley Crue (1997). Co-written with members of the rock band for the comeback attempt album.
Track 9	You Walked In	Recorded by Lonestar (1997) Co-written with Mutt Lange for a country act.
Track 10	The Only Thing That Looks Good One Me Is You	Recorded by country artist Lorrie Morgan (1997)
Track 11	Another Year Has Gone By	Recorded by Celine Dion (1998)
Track 12	She Believes In Me	Recorded by Joe Cocker (1999)
Track 13	Follow Me	Recorded by Mel C on her debut solo CD (2000)
Track 14	The Way You Make Me Feel	Recorded by Ronan Keating (2000)
Track 15	Heaven (Candlelight Mix)	Recorded by DJ Sammy (2002)

Track 1	Cure For Love	Recorded by David Chavez (2003). Track almost sounds like a demo version, but was released by this former-Baywatch TV actor. BA sings a very up-front backup vocal.
Track 2	East Side Story	Recorded by Chicane (With BA on lead vocals.) (2003)
Track 3	Over My Head	Recorded by Robert Fleishcman (ex-Journey) (2001). Written by BA and Bill Pickell and released in 2002/3 on Fleischman's World In Your Eyes CD. . This song is a major throwback to mid-80's power ballads by bands such as Survivor. For the 21st century, I'm glad BA gave this one away.
Track 4	Drive	Recorded by Shannon Noll from Australia who was the Australian Idol winner in 2003. Song released as an Australian single in April 2004. This song has BA all over it and Shannon's vocal style matches the song very well. I'd love to hear BA's version of this song. Very strong track.
Track 5	Keep Talking	Recorded by Lulu (2003) The UK singer released this is as her lead-single in Spring 2004.
Track 6	Keep Talking	Recorded by Chris Norman (ex-Smokie member) in 2003. Not as strong as the Lulu rendition, but worth a listen.
Track 7	If You Believe	Recorded and co-written by Andrea Remanda for the 2004 film "Ella Enchated"

Track 1	The Wanderer	Vanouver, Canada, March 19, 1994
Track 2	I Hear You Knockin'	New York City, USA, January 10, 1992
Track 3	A Little Less Conversation	Montreal, Canada, December 6, 2002
Track 4	Rebel Rebel	Barcelona, Spain, November 11, 1993
Track 5	Get Back	Tokyo, Japan, March 15, 1997
Track 6	Land Of a Thousand Dances	Chemnitz, Germany, June 26, 1996
Track 7	Ready for Love	Memmingen, Germany, April 27, 1997
Track 8	Dizzy Miss Lizzy	Milan, Italy, May 9, 1997
Track 9	Wild Thing	Melbourne, Australia, February 12, 1997
Track 10	Seven Nights to Rock	Boston, USA, August 23, 1997
Track 11	Here Comes the Sun	Munich, Germany, April 26, 1997
Track 12	Rock Steady	Beilefeld, Germany, December 5, 1999
Track 13	The Twist	Glasgow, Scotland, March 12, 2002
Track 14	Louie Louie	Vancouver, Canada, March 20, 1994
Track 15	Hound Dog	Osaka, Japan, November 4, 1983
Track 16	Cocaine	Osaka, Japan, February 29,1992
Track 17	Youngblood	Erfurt, Germany, November 15, 2002

Track 1	Shake	Toronto, Canada, May 20, 1995
Track 2	I Saw Her Standing THere	Tokyo, Japan, February 19, 1994
Track 3	Money	Canberra, Australia, February 5, 1997
Track 4	Little Red Rooster	Osaka, Japan, March 11, 1997
Track 5	Woman From Tokyo	Osaka, Japan, June 20, 2000
Track 6	Let the Good Times Roll	Ottawa, Canada, January 15, 1996
Track 7	You Can't Judge a Book By Looking at the Cover	Boston, USA, May 14, 1994
Track 8	Come Together	Tokyo, Japan, February 18, 1994
Track 9	I Fought the Law	Mannheim, Germany, June 15, 1991
Track 10	Poison Ivy	Glasgow, Scotland, March 12, 2002
Track 11	My Sweet Lord	Zwickau, Germany, December 11, 2001
Track 12	If You Leave Me	Tokyo, Japan, February 19, 1994
Track 13	Jumpin' Jack Flash	Memmingen, Germany, April 27, 1997
Track 14	C'mon Everybody	London, England, May 6, 1994
Track 15	Stay With Me	Regensberg, Germany, June 27, 1988
Track 16	Whole Lotta Shakin' Goin' On & Hound Dog	Milan, Italy, July 6, 1988