The Music
Ten studio albums across six decades. Select any record to read the full story, explore the tracklist, and order a copy.
Love Songs Remastered
Celebrating fifty years of the second album. Digitally remastered by Phil Chapman, with original recordings featuring Caleb Quaye on guitar. Available now on all major streaming platforms and on CD and vinyl from the shop.
The Catalogue
Would You Believe
Billy's debut album, released in 1968 and selected by Mojo magazine as one of the most significant albums in music history. A landmark of British pop that found its true audience decades after its original release.
Love Songs
The second album, featuring Caleb Quaye on guitar. Intimate and melodic, it forms the backbone of a catalogue that has grown in reputation across fifty years. Remastered and available digitally from 2025.
White Horse
The third studio album, home to the original recording of 'Can't Stop Loving You'. Released in 1977 and now available on all major streaming platforms as part of the ongoing catalogue reissues programme.
Under One Banner
Released on Phil Manzanera's Expression Records and named after one of Billy's most enduring songs. Featuring Simon Phillips, Phil Manzanera, the Kick Horns and Johann James. The title track was later recorded by Kiki Dee for her album Two Sides to Every Story. Remastered in 2001.
Snapshot
Previously unreleased demo recordings from the late sixties, captured at Regent Sound Studios in Denmark Street and Olympic Studios in Barnes. Featuring Ronnie Lane, Steve Marriott, Ian McLagan, Kenny Jones, Big Jim Sullivan, Caleb Quaye, Nicky Hopkins, John Paul Jones and Joe Moretti.
Still Entwined
A family affair, ten new tracks with contributions from brother Mike, son Morgan, sister Sue and daughter Amy. Featuring Ian Thomas, Jody Linscott, Mickey Gallagher and Ronnie Lane. Includes Only A Passing Show, co-written with Mickey Gallagher of the Blockheads.
Penumbra Moon
A record built across decades, from early sessions at Eel Pie Studios in Twickenham to final recordings completed at A Major Studio in Shepherds Bush. Son Morgan transferred all original masters to ProTools and added new arrangements alongside Phil Chapman to complement the original recordings.
Forever's No Time At All
The first-ever Billy Nicholls anthology, released on Sanctuary Records. Spanning the entire career across two discs, from the long-buried 1968 debut described as "the British answer to Pet Sounds", to the original recording of Can't Stop Loving You, later a hit for Leo Sayer and Phil Collins.
Rosslyn Road
A folk album, a long-held ambition. A collaboration with brother Mike, with additional music from Paddy Moloney of The Chieftains. The title track tells the story of a young couple observed on Rosslyn Road years earlier; Sally In Our Alley sets words by Henry Carey (1633-1743), sung to Billy as a child by his grandfather.
Meher Baba
Compiled to help preserve Baba's possessions at the London Centre, this album brings together tracks from across the catalogue alongside new recordings. All proceeds go to the London Baba Centre.
A Secret Game
New tracks interspersed with re-recordings of older songs. Vocals for Without Your Love were recorded in Studio One at Olympic Studios, Barnes, in 2014, one of the final sessions before the building became a cinema and music venue. Without Your Love and Waiting For A Friend both featured in the film McVicar, sung by Roger Daltrey.