Singles
We Close Our Eyes (1985)
Call Me (1985)
Goodbye Girl (1985)
Don't Look Down - The Sequel (1985)
Eye To Eye (1985)
True Colours (1987)
I Want To Hear It From You (1987)
The King Is Dead (1987)
From Baltimore To Paris (1987)
The King Of Wishful Thinking (1990)
Faithful (1992)
What You Won't Do For Love (1992)
Still In Love (1992)
Tell Me (1992)
Tracks Of My Tears (1993)
We Close Our Eyes '93 (1993)
All Day, All NIght (2001)
Let Love Come (Demo Version) (2008)
Albums
Go West (1985)
Bangs And Crashes (1986)
Dancing On The Couch (1987)
Indian Summer (1992)
Aces And Kings (1993)
Live at the NEC (2001)
Tony Hadley Vs Peter Cox & GoWest (2004)
futurenow (2008)
3D (2010-11)
Videos and DVD's
Only Love Live - Audio/Visual Download E.P.
4 Track E.P.
Don't Look Down - CDV
Runaway Train Tour Live - VHS
Aces and Kings - VHS
Kings of Wishful Thinking Live - DVD
Tony Hadley Vs Peter Cox and Go West - DVD
The Singers Bum - DVD
21 - DVD
Other Recordings
7up Music Machine concert (Album)
This is a very rare recording of a concert from Japan in 1986, which was recorded for the Westwood One US radio show sponsored by 7UP as part of the Music Machine Series. It can be tracked down in vinyl by searching the internet. The 7up series also features concerts by Foreigner, INXS, Icehouse, Mr.Mister, Huey Lewis and the news and Aretha Franklin.
Well worth tracking down to hear Richard talk in Japanese and probably the worst Keyboard sound ever on we close our eyes.
Don't be afraid of your Dreams
As freatured on the soundtrack to Nightmare on Elm Street IV. According to Richard ,Peter was in the studio next door when someone came in and asked if he would sing the song as the singer they had planned to do it was ill and the studio was booked. So Peter sang it and it was credited to Go West even though Richard was in the hotel at the time.
One Way Street
Featured on the soundtrack to Rocky IV originally then added to Bangs and Crashes. In the film the song is played through a robot ?????
G.O.S.H. - Wishing Well
A charity single released in aid of Great Ormond Street Hospital. The song featured Peter Cox, Boy George, Noddy Holder and Hazel O'Conner on lead vocals and such people like the cast of grange hill, Sylvester McCoy, Bonnie Langford, and loads of others on backing vocals.
A very rare recording of the 1985 Tour.
This concert was recorded during Go West's first tour at Hammersmith Odeon. Produced by Tony Wilson and featuring the songs Time Heals and Hideaway plus songs from the first album.
BBC Transcription Disc's are very rare, as they are supposed to be distroyed after a certain date. These disc's are highly collectable, but they are available if you look hard enough.