Billy Ray Cyrus discography

Infobox Artist Discography
Artist = Billy Ray Cyrus

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Compilation = 4
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Singles = 37
Music videos = 35
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This following is detailed discography for the American country music artist Billy Ray Cyrus. It comprises all of his studio albums, compilation albums, and chart singles to date, as well as their positions on the major North American musical charts.

Signed to Mercury Nashville in 1992, Cyrus made his debut that year with the album "Some Gave All". The album produced the hit single "Achy Breaky Heart" which reached #1 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and #4 on the Billboard Hot 100. In addition, the album and follow up albums "It Won't Be the Last" and "Storm in the Heartland" produced seven top 40 hits on the country charts. However, "Trail of Tears" failed to produce any top 40 hits.

A greatest hits album was issued in 1997 and Cyrus' fifth studio album "Shot Full of Love" was issued in 1998. The two albums only produced two top 40 hits, "It's All the Same to Me" and "Busy Man". Cyrus left Mercury in 1999 and signed with Monument Records in 2000, which released "Southern Rain". 2003's "Time Flies" was issued on Madacy Records and followed, that same year, by "The Other Side" on Word Records. Cyrus' first studio in three years, "Wanna Be Your Joe", was issued in 2006 on New Door Records.

In 2006, Cyrus signed with Walt Disney Records which issued the album "Home at Last" in 2007. The album reached #3 on the Billboard Top Country Albums chart. Cyrus' highest charting album since "It Won't Be the Last", it produced the single "Ready, Set, Don't Go", a duet with daughter Miley. This was his first Top 5 hit in nearly a decade.

An eleventh studio album entitled "Back to Tennessee" is set to be released sometime in January 2009 on Lyric Street Records. The first single, "Somebody Said a Prayer", was released in early August 2008, and debuted at #53 on the Hot Country Songs chart.

Albums

Studio albums

Other charted songs

The following songs charted from unsolicited airplay.

Music videos

In addition to many singles including music videos, three album-cuts have featured videos: "Some Gave All", "I Want My Mullet Back", and "Real Gone".

Album appearances

References