Lisa Brokop discography

The discography for Canadian country singer Lisa Brokop include 10 studio albums, one soundtrack album, and 43 singles. In 1991, Brokop issued her debut album, My Love, on the independent label Libre Records in Canada.

Lisa Brokop discography
Studio albums	10
Soundtrack albums	1
Singles	43
Music videos	22

It was in 1994, Brokop signed with Patriot Records, a label owned by Liberty Records and released her second album Every Little Girl's Dream in both Canada and the United States. The album was certified Gold by the CRIA, for sales of 50,000 copies, in October 1995. Lisa Brokop followed in 1996 on Capitol Nashville, the album's commercial failure in both Canada and U.S. forced Brokop and Capitol to part ways.

In 1998, Brokop signed with Columbia Records and released the Canadian only release, When You Get to Be You. The album was scheduled for release in the United States, but due to all singles failing at radio, the album was never released. Undeniable, was issued in 2000 on the independent Cosmo Records label.

Five years after the release of her previous album, Brokop returned with Hey, Do You Know Me released in 2005 on Curb Records in Canada. Brokop's most recent album, Who's Gonna Fill Their Heels, was issued in 2023.

Studio albums

1990s

Title	Details	Peak positions		Certifications
		CAN Country [1]	US Country [2]
My Love	Release date: 1991 Label: Libre Records Formats: CD, cassette	—	—
Every Little Girl's Dream	Release date: September 6, 1994 Label: Patriot Records Formats: CD, cassette	—	—	CAN: Gold[3]
Lisa Brokop	Release date: February 20, 1996 Label: Capitol Nashville Formats: CD, cassette	18	74
When You Get to Be You	Release date: July 21, 1998 Label: Columbia Records Formats: CD, cassette	21	—
"—" denotes releases that did not chart

2000s–2020s

Title	Details
Undeniable	Release date: 2000 Label: Cosmo Records Formats: CD, cassette
Hey, Do You Know Me	Release date: January 11, 2005 Label: Asylum-Curb Records Formats: CD, digital download
Beautiful Tragedy	Release date: August 19, 2008 Label: Ellbea Music Formats: CD, digital download
The Jeffersons, Vol. 1 (with Paul Jefferson)	Release date: June 7, 2011 Label: Royalty Records Formats: CD, digital download
The Patsy Cline Project	Release date: August 1, 2015 Label: Ellbea Music Formats: CD, digital download
Who's Gonna Fill Their Heels	Release date: September 15, 2023 Label: BFD/Audium Nashville Formats: CD, digital download

Soundtrack albums

Title	Details
Harmony Cats[4]	Release date: 1993 Label: A&M Records Formats: CD, cassette

Singles

As lead artist

1990s

Year	Single	Peak positions		Album
		CAN Country [5]	US Country [6]
1990	"Daddy, Sing to Me"	10	—	My Love
1991	"Old Mister Moon"	34	—
1992	"Time to Come Back Home"	40	—
	"My Love"	34	—
1993	"Country Girl"	16	—	Harmony Cats (soundtrack)
1994	"Stand by Your Man"	88	—
	"Give Me a Ring Sometime"	12	52	Every Little Girl's Dream
	"Take That"	34	52
1995	"One of Those Nights"	31	64
	"Who Needs You"	58	60
	"She Can't Save Him"	63	55	Lisa Brokop
1996	"Before He Kissed Me"	82	63
	"West of Crazy"	—	—
1998	"How Do I Let Go"	19	59	When You Get to Be You
	"What's Not to Love"	20	—
	"When You Get to Be You"	57	64
1999	"Ain't Enough Roses"	—	65
	"Better Off Broken"	8	—
	"Cool Summer Night"	53	—
"—" denotes releases that did not chart

2000s–2020s

Year	Single	Peak positions	Album
		CAN Country [a][5]
2000	"Something Undeniable"	18[b]	Undeniable
2001	"Keep Mom and Dad in Love" (with Hal Ketchum)[7]	×
	"I'd Like to See You Try"	×
	"Say"	×
2002	"Whiskey and Wine"	×
2004	"Wildflower"	14	Hey, Do You Know Me
	"Hey, Do You Know Me"	14
2005	"Ladylike"	—
	"Big Picture"	10	Non-album single
2008	"Break It"	20	Beautiful Tragedy
	"November Trees"	—
2009	"Shackin' Up"	—
	"Just Another Song (You Won't Hear on the Radio)"	—
2010	"Find the Sun"	—	The Jeffersons, Vol. 1 (with Paul Jefferson)
2011	"Crazy On Me"	—
	"One Headlight"	—
2013	"Let It Burn"	36	Non-album singles
2014	"Love Me If You Can"	42
2020	"Rockin' Guitars & Cadillac Cars"[8]	—
2021	"Is It Me and You"[9]	—
2022	"Trust in Jesus"[10]	—
"—" denotes releases that did not chart "×" indicates that no relevant chart existed or was archived

As featured artist

Year	Single	Peak positions	Album
		CAN Country [5]
1994	"Light in My Life" (The Johner Brothers with Lisa Brokop)	16	My Brother and Me
1997	"Two Names on an Overpass" (Duane Steele with Lisa Brokop)	21	P.O. Box 423
2005	"God Save the World" (Jeff Carson with Lisa Brokop)	—	Best of America, Vol. 2
"—" denotes releases that did not chart

Music videos

Year	Video	Director
1992	"Time to Come Back Home"	Evan Fitzer
	"My Love"
1994	"Give Me a Ring Sometime"[11]	Thom Oliphant
	"Take That"[12]
1995	"One of Those Nights"[13]
	"Who Needs You"[14]	Jim Shea
	"She Can't Save Him"	Michael Merriman
1996	"West of Crazy"[15]
1997	"Two Names on an Overpass" (with Duane Steele)
1998	"How Do I Let Go"
2001	"Keep Mom and Dad in Love" (with Hal Ketchum)	Robert Cuffley
	"I'd Like to See You Try"
	"Say"
2002	"Whiskey and Wine"
2004	"Wildflower"	Stephano Barberis
	"Hey, Do You Know Me"
2005	"Ladylike"
	"Big Picture"
2008	"Break It"	Stephano Barberis
	"November Trees"
2011	"One Headlight" (The Jeffersons)	Julian Chojnacki
2013	"Let It Burn"	Evan Brace

Notes

1. Chart positions from RPM Country Tracks in 2000, Radio & Records from 2004 to 2005, and Billboard Canada Country from 2008 to present.
2. "Something Undeniable" reached number 18 when RPM ceased publication in November 2000.^[5]