Teena Marie discography

The discography of Teena Marie, the American Grammy Award-nominated R&B singer–songwriter–producer, consists of 14 studio albums, 13 compilation albums, and 35 singles since her debut album Wild and Peaceful in 1979. She has been awarded with two gold albums and has 6 top-ten albums and 7 top-ten singles on the United States R&B charts.

Teena Marie discography
Studio albums14
Compilation albums13
Singles35

Albums and Singles

Studio albums
Year Album Peak chart positions Certifications Record Label
US
[1]		 US
R&B
[1]		 CAN
[2]
1979 Wild and Peaceful 94 18 — Gordy
1980 Lady T 45 18 —
Irons in the Fire 38 9 —
1981 It Must Be Magic 23 2 —
1983 Robbery 119 13 — Epic
1984 Starchild 31 9 90
1986 Emerald City 81 20 —
1988 Naked to the World 65 15 —
1990 Ivory 132 27 —
1994 Passion Play — — — Sarai
2004 La Doña 6 3 — Cash Money
2006 Sapphire 24 3 —
2009 Congo Square 20 4 — Stax
2013 Beautiful 63 13 — UMe
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.

Compilation albums
Charting compilations
Year Album Peak Record Label
US
R&B
[1]
2011 Playlist: The Very Best of Teena Marie 56 Legacy
Complete list
  • Greatest Hits (1985, Motown)
  • Greatest Hits (1991, Epic)
  • I Need Your Lovin': The Best of Teena Marie (1994, Motown)
  • Motown Milestones: The Best of Teena Marie (1996, Motown)
  • Lovergirl: The Teena Marie Story (1997, Epic)
  • Love Songs (2000, Sony Music)
  • Ultimate Collection (2000, Hip-O)
  • 20th Century Masters – The Millennium Collection: The Best of Teena Marie (2001, Motown)
  • Super Hits (2002, Legacy)
  • Icon (2011, Motown)
  • Playlist: The Very Best of Teena Marie (2011, Legacy)
  • First Class Love: Rare Tee (2011, Hip-O Select)

Singles
Year Single Peak chart positions Album
US
[1]		 US
R&B
[1]		 US
Dan
[1]		 CAN
[2]		 UK
[4]
1979 "I'm a Sucker for Your Love" [A] 102 8 — — 43 Wild and Peaceful
"Don't Look Back" — 91 — — —
1980 "Can It Be Love" — 57 — — — Lady T
"Behind the Groove" — 21 4 — 6
"Lonely Desire" — — — — —
"I Need Your Lovin'" 37 9 2 — 28 Irons in the Fire
1981 "Young Love" — 41 — — —
"Square Biz" 50 3 12 — — It Must Be Magic
"It Must Be Magic" — 30 — —
"Portuguese Love" — 54 — — —
1983 "Fix It" — 21 41 — — Robbery
"Midnight Magnet" — 36 — — —
1984 "Dear Lover" — 77 — — —
"Lovergirl" 4 9 6 13 76 Starchild
1985 "Jammin'" 81 45 — — —
"Out on a Limb" — 56 — — —
"14K" — 87 — — — The Goonies
1986 "Lips to Find You" — 28 — — — Emerald City
"Love Me Down Easy" — 76 — — —
"Lead Me On" — — — — — Top Gun
1988 "Ooo La La La" 85 1 — — 74 Naked to the World
"Work It" — 10 — — —
"Surrealistic Pillow" — — — — —
1989 "Bad Boy" — — — — — Tap
1990 "Here's Looking at You" — 11 — — — Ivory
"If I Were a Bell" — 8 — — —
"Since Day One" — — — — 69
1991 "Just Us Two" — 42 — — —
1994 "Warm as Momma's Oven" — 123 — — — Passion Play
2004 "Still in Love" 70 23 — — — La Doña
"A Rose by Any Other Name" (with Gerald Levert) 97 53 — — —
2006 "Ooh Wee" 125 32 — — — Sapphire
2009 "Can't Last a Day" (with Faith Evans) — 41 — — — Congo Square
"You Baby" — 100 — — —
2012 "Luv Letter" — — — — — Beautiful
"—" denotes a recording that did not chart or was not released in that territory.
Notes
  • A Rick James sang uncredited co-lead vocals on "I'm a Sucker for Your Love".

Collaborations

In 1981:

  • Marie sang a duet with Rick James in his song, "Fire and Desire", from his Street Songs album.
  • Marie sang the single "Gigolette" by Ozone, which she also co-wrote and produced.

In 1982:

  • Marie sang a duet with Rick James in his song, "Happy", from his Throwin' Down album.
  • Marie sang Carl Anderson's song, "A.W.O.L.", on his Absence With Out Love album.

In 1985:

  • Marie sang the song, "14K", on the soundtrack of the movie, The Goonies.
  • Marie sang Q.T. Hush's song, "Soul Mates", on the Q.T. Hush album. She also worked as its co-producer and she sang back-up vocals.

In 1986:

  • Marie was one of the featured vocalists in the King Dream Chorus & Crew ensemble single, "King Holiday".
  • Marie sang the song, "Lead Me On", on the soundtrack of the movie, Top Gun.

In 1989:

  • Marie sang the song, "Bad Boy", on the soundtrack album of the movie, Tap.
  • Marie sang back-up on Grady Harrell's album, Come Play With Me.

In 1990:

  • Marie sang Bernadette Cooper's tracks, "Drama According to Bernadette Cooper" and "Epilogue: Movie Produce Her", from Cooper's Drama According to Bernadette Cooper album.

In 1991:

  • Marie sang Cheba's single, "Business Doin' Pleasure".
  • Marie was one of the featured vocalists in the Peace Choir ensemble single, "Give Peace A Chance".

In 1995:

In 1996:

  • Marie sang Pamela Williams' songs, "The Secret Garden" and "Latin Lullaby" on Williams' Saxtress album.
  • Marie sang Snoop Dogg's songs, "Up Jump Tha Boogie" and "Vapors", from his Tha Doggfather album.
  • Marie sang YoYo's song, "Body Work", from her Total Control album.

In 1997:

  • Marie sang Domino's song, "Come On Over".
  • Marie sang Gooch's song, "When It's Late", from his A Lot On It album.

In 1998:

  • Marie sang in Club DJ, Danny Tenaglia's song, "Baby, Do You Feel Me?", which she also co-wrote, on his Tourism album.
  • Marie sang "Wishing on a Star" on New York Undercover: A Night at Natalie's, the second and final soundtrack to the Fox television series, New York Undercover.

In 1999:

  • Marie sang Domino's song, "Cum On Over", on his Remember Me album.

In 2000:

  • Marie sang "Jazzy Rugrat Love" (sung to her hit "Portuguese Love") as a bonus enhanced track on the soundtrack of the Nickelodeon movie, Rugrats in Paris: The Movie.

In 2001:

  • Marie sang Eve's song, "Life Is So Hard" on her Scorpion album.

In 2002:

In 2006:

In 2008:

  • Marie sang George Duke's song, "Sudan" from his Dukey Treats album.
  • Marie sang Focus' song, "8.18.01" from his Dedicated album.

In 2013:

  • Marie sang George Duke's song, "Ball & Chain" from his Dreamweaver album.

References
  1. "US Charts > Teena Marie". Billboard. Retrieved March 11, 2013.
  2. "CAN Charts > Teena Marie". RPM. Retrieved March 11, 2013.
  3. "American certifications – Teena Marie". Recording Industry Association of America. Retrieved September 21, 2020.
  4. "UK Charts > Teena Marie". Official Charts Company. Retrieved March 11, 2013.
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