7-inch, 45 rpm, 12-inch singles, Dance Mixes, CD-singles, etc. ..... Here is a complete look at Barbra Streisand's U.S. singles — with catalog numbers, picture sleeves, and scans of the labels.
Barbra's singles—from the early 1960s through the late-1980s—were vinyl records, commonly referred to as the 45 or 7-inch. The record's play speed was 45 revolutions per minute, and its diameter was 7 inches. Streisand also has a few 12-inch vinyl singles (extended remixes or disco/dance songs) in her catalog.
Once the 1990s arrived, Barbra’s record label, Columbia Records, moved into the digital age and released singles on compact disc.
For those not familiar with vinyl records, it's important to know that 7-inch singles had two sides. The “A-side” was the featured song that the record company hoped would be played on the radio and become a hit. The “B-side” (a.k.a. “flipside”) was a secondary song from the album. It could sometimes be a song that did not appear on a Streisand album.
The pages here concentrate on Streisand's U.S. singles, although there are some instances where European versions are discussed.
These pages also rely on the Billboard Hot 100 Singles Chart for ranking and duration on the charts. I'm aware that other publications kept data on the sales of singles, but Billboard has been around the longest. Paul Busa wrote a great fan-published book on Streisand’s domestic and foreign discography, so I won't be repeating that information here.
The Streisand singles are listed below, in order by RELEASE DATE.
CLICK to visit these sections on this page: 1960s .... 1970s .... 1980s .... 1990s .... 2000s
Happy Days Are Here Again / When The Sun Comes Out
#4-42631, released November 1962
My Coloring Book / Lover, Come Back To Me
#4-42648, released November 1962
#4-42965, released January 1964
#4-43127, released August 1964
Why Did I Choose You? / My Love
#4-43248, released March 1965
#4-43323, released June 1965
#4-43403, released September 1965
Second Hand Rose / The Kind Of Man A Woman Needs
#4-43469, released November 1965
Where Am I Going? / You Wanna Bet
#4-43518, released January 1966
Sam, You Made the Pants Too Long / The Minute Waltz
#4-43612, released April 1966
#4-43739, released July 1966
7-inch EP released in France/Europe only.
#4-43808, released September 1966
Sleep In Heavenly Peace / Gounod's Ave Maria
#4-43896, released October 1966
#4-44225, released June 1967
Lover Man / My Funny Valentine
#44331, released October 1967
Our Corner Of The Night / He Could Show Me
#4-44474, released February 1968
The Morning After / Where Is The Wonder
#4-44532, released April 1968
Funny Girl / I'd Rather Be Blue Over You (Than Happy With Somebody Else)
#4-44622, released July 1968
My Man / Don't Rain On My Parade
#4-44704, released November 1968
#4-44775, released February 1969
Little Tin Soldier / Honey Pie
#4-44921, released July 1969
What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life? / What About Today?
#4-45040, released October 1969
Before The Parade Passes By / Love Is Only Love
#4-45072, released December 1969
“HALL OF FAME” SINGLES
Columbia re-released some of its artists’ singles through its “Hall of Fame” series. Columbia clarified any confusion about first- and later-pressings by giving “Fame” singles a unique label and a new catalog number (usually beginning with 13). “Hall of Fame” singles did not always reflect the original release — sometimes they compiled two hits as a double A-side release.
Happy Days Are Here Again / My Coloring Book
#13-33078, released March 1965
"Hall of Fame" series single contains original November 1962 versions of both songs.
People / Second Hand Rose
#13-33092, released 1966
Funny Girl / I'd Rather Be Blue Over You (Than Happy With Somebody Else)
#13-33154, released May 1969
"Hall of Fame" series single contains same songs released July 1968.
My Man / Don't Rain On My Parade
#13-33161, released June 1969
"Hall of Fame" series single contains same songs released November 1968.
PROMO ONLY SINGLES
These Streisand singles were never meant to be sold to fans in stores. Instead, they were circulated by Columbia Records’ publicity department to radio stations or music magazines, etc. in order to get the word out about Barbra's new album or movie. Fans have collected them over the years, and some are considered quite rare .... for reasons you will learn about by clicking the links.
#JZSP 57067, released April 1962
I’m All Smiles / Autumn
#JZSP 79183, released 1964
STREISAND’S 1967 CHRISTMAS SINGLES
Hello, Dolly! (mono) / Hello, Dolly! (stereo)
#6714, released December 1969 (20th Century Fox Records)
The Best Thing You've Ever Done / Summer Me, Winter Me
#4-45147, released April 1970
#4-45236, released September 1970
Time And Love / No Easy Way Down
#4-45341, released February 1971
Hands Off The Man (Flim Flam Man) / Maybe
#4-45384, released April 1971
Where You Lead / Since I Fell for You
#4-45414, released June 1971
#4-45471, released September 1971
Space Captain / One Less Bell To Answer/A House Is Not A Home
#4-45511, released November 1971
Sweet Inspiration/Where You Lead / Didn't We
#4-45626, released May 1972
Sing/Make Your Own Kind Of Music / Starting Here, Starting Now
#4-45686, released August 1972
Didn't We / On A Clear Day (You Can See Forever)
#4-45739, released November 1972
If I Close My Eyes / If I Close My Eyes (Instrumental)
#4-45780, released January 1973 (PS)
The Way We Were / What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life?
#4-45944, released September 1973
All In Love Is Fair / My Buddy/How About Me?
#4-46024, released March 1974
Guava Jelly / Love In the Afternoon
#3-10075, released December 1974
Jubilation / Let The Good Times Roll
#3-10130, released April 1975
How Lucky Can You Get / More Than You Know
#AS 0123, released April 1975 (Arista Records)
#3-10198, released August 1975
Shake Me, Wake Me (When It's Over) / Widescreen
#3-10272, released December 1975
“Evergreen” — U.S. and foreign singles:
My Heart Belongs To Me / Answer Me
#3-10555, released May 1977
Songbird / Honey Can I Put On Your Clothes?
#3-10756, released May 1978
Love Theme From "Eyes Of Laura Mars" (Prisoner) / Laura & Neville (Instrumental)
#3-10777, released July 1978
You Don't Bring Me Flowers (duet with Neil Diamond) / You Don't Bring Me Flowers (Instrumental)
#3-10840, released October 1978
#3-10931, released March 1979
The Main Event/Fight (short version) / The Main Event/Fight (Instrumental)
#3-11008, released June 1979
No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) {duet with Donna Summer} / Wet
#1-11125, released October 1979 (PS)
No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) {duet with Donna Summer}
# NBD 20199, released October 1979 (Casablanca Record & FilmWorks) {12-inch, PS}
Kiss Me In The Rain / I Ain't Gonna Cry Tonight
#1-11179, released December 1979
“HALL OF FAME” SINGLES
Columbia was able to re-release some of its artists singles through its “Hall of Fame” series. Columbia clarified any confusion about first and later pressings by giving “Fame” singles a unique label and a new catalog number (usually beginning with 13). “Hall of Fame” singles did not always reflect the original release — sometimes they compiled two hits as a double A-side release.
Stoney End / Time And Love
#13-33199, released August 1971
"Hall of Fame" series single contains original 2/71 side.
The Best Thing You've Ever Done / What Are You Doing The Rest Of Your Life?
#13-33207, released May 1972
"Hall of Fame" series single contains original 4/70 side.
The Way We Were / All In Love Is Fair
#13-33262, released November 1974
"Hall of Fame" series single contains 9/73 side.
Evergreen / My Heart Belongs To Me
#13-33365, released 1979
You Don't Bring Me Flowers (duet with Neil Diamond) / Forever in Blue Jeans (Diamond)
#13-33382, released 1979
PROMO ONLY SINGLES
These Streisand singles were never meant to be sold to fans in stores. Instead, they were circulated by Columbia Records’ publicity department to radio stations or music magazines, etc. in order to get the word out about Barbra's new album or movie. Fans have collected them over the years, and some are considered quite rare .... for reasons you will learn about by clicking the links.
Woman In Love / Run Wild
#1-11364, released August 1980
Guilty (duet with Barry Gibb) / Life Story
#11-11390, released October 1980
What Kind Of Fool? (duet with Barry Gibb) / The Love Inside
#11-11430, released January 1981
Promises / Make It Like A Memory
#11-02065, released April 1981
Promises / Make It Like A Memory
#43-02089, released May 1981 (12-inch)
Comin' In And Out Of Your Life / Lost Inside Of You
#18-02621, released November 1981
Memory / Evergreen
#18-02717, released February 1982
The Way He Makes Me Feel (studio version) / The Way He Makes Me Feel (film version)
#38-04177, released October 1983
Papa, Can You Hear Me? / Will Someone Ever Look At Me That Way?
#38-04357, released January 1984
Left In The Dark / Here We Are At Last
#38-04605, released September 1984
Make No Mistake, He's Mine (duet with Kim Carnes) / Clear Sailing
#38-04695, released November 1984
Emotion / Here We Are At Last
#38-04707, released February 1985
Emotion / Emotion (Instrumental)
#44-05167, released February 1985 (12-inch)
Somewhere / Not While I'm Around
#38-05680, released November 1985
Send In The Clowns / Being Alive
#38-05837, released February 1986
The Main Event/Fight / Promises
#44H-06920, released 1987 (Columbia Mixed Masters Series)
Till I Loved You (duet with Don Johnson) / Two People
#38-08062 released October 1988
Till I Loved You (duet with Don Johnson) / Two People - CD3 single
#38K 08062, released October 1988
All I Ask Of You / On My Way To You
#38-08026, released December 1988
What Were We Thinking Of / Why Let It Go?
#38-68691, released February 1989
We're Not Makin' Love Anymore / Here We Are At Last
#38-73016, released October 1989
“HALL OF FAME” SINGLES
Columbia was able to re-release some of its artists singles through its “Hall of Fame” series. Columbia clarified any confusion about first and later pressings by giving “Fame” singles a unique label and a new catalog number (usually beginning with 13). “Hall of Fame” singles did not always reflect the original release — sometimes they compiled two hits as a double A-side release.
No More Tears (Enough Is Enough) {duet with Donna Summer} / Wet
# 13-68710, released March 1989
Woman in Love / Run Wild
# 13-68711, released March 1989
You Don't Bring Me Flowers (duet with N. Diamond) / Forever In Blue Jeans (N. Diamond) - CD3 single #13K 68640, released 1989
Previously released hit songs on this "Hall Of Fame" series CD single, a very limited edition 3-inch disc.
The Way We Were / All In Love Is Fair - CD3 single
#13K 68660, released 1989
PROMO ONLY SINGLES
These Streisand singles were never meant to be sold to fans in stores. Instead, they were circulated by Columbia Records’ publicity department to radio stations or music magazines, etc. in order to get the word out about Barbra's new album or movie. Fans have collected them over the years, and some are considered quite rare ....
#AS 1610, released 1982 (demonstration; 12-inch; same track on both sides)
#38-04177, released October 1983 (different picture sleeve; white label)
#AS99-1791, released November 1983 (promo-only 12-inch picture disc)
#AE7-1938, released September 1984 (demonstration; white label)
#CSK 1312, released October 1988 on CD
NOTE: the 4:14-minute version was included on the 2002 Streisand album Duets
AS IF WE NEVER SAID GOODBYE - U.K. 3-Track CD:
# 660357 2; released Summer 1993; U.K. only
The Music of the Night / Children Will Listen:
#659738 7, released on CD January 1994;
U.K. only
WITH ONE LOOK - U.K. 3-Track CD:
#659342 2; released 1993; U.K. only
# 38-77533 and # 44K 77534; released May 1994
I Finally Found Someone CD Single:
Tell Him (duet with Celine Dion)
#665205-6; released October 1997, Europe only
# 665522-2; released February 23, 1998; Europe only
I’ve Dreamed of You / At the Same Time (# 38K 79211)
IF YOU EVER LEAVE ME 4-Track CD:
#667801-2, released September 13, 1999; Europe only
PROMO ONLY SINGLES
These Streisand singles were never meant to be sold to fans in stores. Instead, they were circulated by Columbia Records’ publicity department to radio stations or music magazines, etc. in order to get the word out about Barbra's new album or movie. Fans have collected them over the years, and some are considered quite rare ....
Children Will Listen (album version - 4:07)
# CSK 52881993; released 1993, Promotional CD
# 8-81139-2 on Capitol Records; released November 1993; Promotional CD single contains short version (2:50) of Frank Sinatra - Duets track, omitting the instrumental intro.
# CSK 6602; released 1994; Promotional CD Single
#BSK 3469, released October 7, 1997; Promotional CD Single
#CSK 42424, Demonstration CD Single
#CSK-42713, Demonstration CD Single
Come Rain Or Come Shine (live)
# CSK 16130, released September 19, 2000
#CSK 17286, released September 1, 2005
Night of My Life (12-inch vinyl single)
# 44-80392, released September 27, 2005
Come Tomorrow (duet with Barry Gibb) / Night of My Life (Love to Infinity Master Mix)
# 82876 771472, released December 19, 2005; U.K. only
In the Wee Small Hours of the Morning
Digital single, released September 1, 2009
Streisand's first digital single, available online only for download at iTunes and at Amazon.com. The 4:01 track was exactly as it appeared on Streisand's album, Love is the Answer.
We Are the World 25
Digital single, released February 12, 2010 (video) & March 2, 2010 (single)
"We Are the World 25 for Haiti" was a charity single recorded by music superstars in 2010 (Barbra sang one line). It is a remake of the 1985 hit song "We Are the World", written by Michael Jackson and Lionel Richie. "We Are the World 25 for Haiti" was released during the opening ceremony of the 2010 Winter Olympics, as a single, music video and a music download. LINK TO ITUNES
Don't Lie to Me (Dave Audé Remix)
Digital single, released October 20, 2018
Debuted on the Billboard Dance Club Songs chart November 24, 2018 at #46, then slowly climbed, reaching #8 on January 12, 2019, staying 11 weeks on this chart. LINK TO ITUNES
Sweet Forgiveness — J’s Remix
Digital EP, released July 23, 2021
Mixed by Release Me 2’s mixer Jochem van der Saag, this 1994 song was released as a digital EP with a 4-minute and a 3:33 “Radio Remix” version. LINK TO ITUNES
PROMO ONLY SINGLES
These Streisand singles were never meant to be sold to fans in stores. Instead, they were circulated by Columbia Records’ publicity department to radio stations or music magazines, etc. in order to get the word out about Barbra's new album or movie. Fans have collected them over the years, and some are considered quite rare ....
# CSK 59450; released January 6, 2003; this disc was serviced mainly to U.S. Adult Contemporary radio stations. Compared with the original version on Barbra’s Duets album, the radio version is virtually identical; the edit omits the synth introduction and deletes some of the vocal performance in the song's final minute.
#CSK 17314, Promotional CD
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