Life's a Riot to The Million Things That Never Happened: Billy Bragg Albums in Order, Mapped

Every Billy Bragg studio album from Life's a Riot with Spy vs Spy (1983) to The Million Things That Never Happened (2021) is mapped as a station on a tube network - including the two Mermaid Avenue records with Wilco, England, Half-English with the Blokes, and the Joe Henry collaboration Shine a Light.

Dave Woodhead on trumpet and flugelhorn is one of the longest-serving collaborators, appearing across multiple records. Cara Tivey runs as a key line through the late 1980s and 1990s records on piano, organ and vocals.

The early records are sparse - Life's a Riot features Billy alone. By Talking with the Taxman About Poetry (1986), the map has expanded to include 12 credited musicians, including Kirsty MacColl, Johnny Marr and Kenny Craddock. Don't Try This at Home (1991) is the most densely populated album on the map with 23 credited contributors including Wiggy, Simon Moreton and Lorraine Bowen. Called "a brilliant idea" by Billy Bragg himself.

Researched from liner notes, session archives and verified sources, and drawn using professional CAD software, this is a gallery-grade Giclée wall art print for Billy Bragg fans and collectors.

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