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The Cure Top Songs Greatest Hits and Chart Singles Discography
The Cure are an English rock band formed in Crawley in 1976 by Robert Smith (vocals, guitar) and Lol Tolhurst (drums). As of 2026, the band's line-up comprises Smith, Simon Gallup (bass), Roger O'Donnell (keyboards), Jason Cooper (drums) and Reeves Gabrels (guitar). Smith has remained the only constant member throughout numerous line-up changes since the band's formation. The Cure's 1979 debut album, Three Imaginary Boys, and several of their early singles placed the band at the forefront of the emerging... [more on Wikipedia]
Top songs: #1: Lovesong - #2: Friday I'm in Love - #3: Never Enough - #4: High - #5: Fascination Street
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1980
1.
2.
07/1980
charted as Boys Don't Cry/Jumping Someone Else's Train in US dance charts
written by Robert Smith,
Michael Dempsey & Laurence Tolhurst
3.
07/1980
charted as Boys Don't Cry/Jumping Someone Else's Train in US dance charts
1981
4.
written by Robert Smith, Simon Gallup & Laurence Tolhurst
1982
5.
aka The Hanging Garden; limited edition
6.
11/1982
[Sire/Fiction 29689]
1983
7.
The Walk The Cure
from
Japanese Whispers
written by Robert Smith & Laurence Tolhurst
8.
10/1983
[Sire/Fiction 29376]
1984
9.
written by Robert Smith & Lol Tolhurst
1985
10.
[Elektra 7-69604]
11.
09/1985
written by Robert Smith
1986
12.
R
1987
13.
14.
07/1987 Catch The Cure
from
Kiss Me Kiss Me Kiss Me
written by Robert Smith, Simon Gallup, Porl Thompson, Boris Williams & Laurence Tolhurst
15.
10/1987
[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #483]
1988
16.
[Elektra 7-69424]
1989
17.
[Elektra 7-69300]
written by Simon Gallup,
Roger O'Donnell , Robert Smith, Porl Thompson, Laurence Tolhurst & Boris Williams
18.
04/1989 Lullaby The Cure
from
Disintegration
[Elektra 7-69249]
19.
07/1989 #1 Lovesong The Cure
from
Disintegration [Elektra 7-69280]
1990
20.
[Rolling Stone 500 Greatest Songs #278]
[Elektra 4-64974]
written by Robert Smith, Simon Gallup, Boris Williams,
Roger O'donnell , Porl Thompson & Lol Tolhurst
21.
09/1990 [Elektra 4-64931]
22.
10/1990
23.
11/1990
R
1992
24.
[Fiction 64766]
written by Robert Smith, Simon Gallup,
Perry Bamonte , Porl Thompson & Boris Williams
25.
05/1992 [Fiction 64742]
26.
08/1992
written by Robert Smith, Simon Gallup, Perry Bamonte, Porl Thompson & Boris Williams
1993
27.
[
US chart position is for Hot 100 Airplay charts]
[album cut]
written by
Jimi Hendrix 1996
28.
[Fiction/Elektra 64292]
written by Robert Smith, Perry Bamonte,
Jason Cooper , Simon Gallup & Roger O'Donnell
29.
06/1996
[Fiction/Elektra 64292]
30.
12/1996 Gone! The Cure
from
Wild Mood Swings
written by Robert Smith, Perry Bamonte, Jason Cooper, Simon Gallup & Roger O'Donnell
1997
31.
[US chart position is for Hot 100 Airplay charts]
2000
32.
[Promotional-only release]
2001
33.
written by Robert Smith, Simon Gallup, Perry Bamonte, Jason Cooper & Roger O'Donnell
2004
34.
written by Robert Smith, Perry Bamonte, Jason Cooper, Simon Gallup & Roger O'Donnell
35.
10/2004
charted as Taking Off / Why Can't I Be Me in UK charts
2008
36.
written by Robert Smith, Simon Gallup, Porl Thompson & Jason Cooper
37.
06/2008
written by Robert Smith, Simon Gallup, Porl Thompson & Jason Cooper
38.
07/2008
written by Robert Smith, Simon Gallup, Porl Thompson & Jason Cooper
39.
08/2008
written by Robert Smith, Simon Gallup, Porl Thompson & Jason Cooper
2024
40.
written by Robert Smith
