Albert Hammond
Singles
in The Family Dogg Solo

Albert Hammond

Section Title: Singles
Table Section Text: in The Family Dogg Solo

Year	Title	Peak chart positions	Record label	B-side	Album

US	AC	Canada RPM	UK

1972	"Down by the River"	91	38	—	—	Mums Records	"The Last One To Know" (non-LP)	It Never Rains in Southern California

"It Never Rains in Southern California"	5	2	2	—	Mums Records	"Anyone Here in the Audience"

1973	"If You Gotta Break Another Heart (original version)"	63	—	—	—	Mums Records	"From Great Britain To L.A."

"The Free Electric Band"	48	—	44	19	Mums Records	"You Taught Me to Sing the Blues" (non-LP)	The Free Electric Band

"The Peacemaker"	80	51	—	—	Mums Records	"Who's For Lunch Today"

"Half a Million Miles from Home"	87	26	—	—	Mums Records	"I Think I'll Go That Way"	Albert Hammond

1974	"I'm a Train"	31	15	37	—	Mums Records	"Brand New Day"

"I Don't Wanna Die In an Air Disaster"	81	—	—	—	Mums Records	"Candle Light, Sweet Candle Light"

"99 Miles from L.A."	91	1	—	—	Mums Records (US)	"Rivers Are For Boats" (US)	99 Miles from L.A.

1981	"When I'm Gone"	—	—	—	—	Columbia Records	"World of Love"	Your World and My World

"Memories"	—	—	—	—	Columbia Records	"I Want You Back Here With Me"

"Your World and My World"	—	—	—	—	Columbia Records	"I'm a Camera"

1982	"Somewhere In America"	—	—	—	—	Columbia Records	"Before You Change the World"	Somewhere In America

Sentence(s)

Albert Hammond made "It Never Rains in Southern California" in 1972 which peaked at #5 in the US.

final_sentence: Albert Hammond made "It Never Rains in Southern California" in 1972 which peaked at #5 in the US.