The Singing Nolans

1972 - The Singing Nolans

The Nolan Sisters

1978 - 20 Giant Hits

1979 - Nolan Sisters

The Nolans

1980 - Making Waves

1982 - Portrait

1982 - Altogether

1984 - Girls Just Wanna Have Fun

1986 - Tenderly

1991 - Playback Part II

1991 - Rock And Rolling Idol

1991 - Tidal Wave

1992 - Colourful Nolans

1992 - The Hottest Place On Earth

1992 - It’s True What They Say

1992 - Please Don’t

1992 - Lost, Lonely Beaches

1996 - The Best Of The Nolans

1997 - Best Hits Collection

2005 - All About The Nolans

2009 - I’m In The Mood Again

The Singing Nolans

1972 - Blackpool/Apple Pie

1972 - Christmas EP

The Nolan Sisters

1974 - But I Do / Now I’m Stuck On You

1975 - Make a Little Sunshine Shine / Have Love Will Travel

1976 - Rain / Oh My Darling

1976 - Thanks For Calling / Oh My Darling

1976 - When You Are A King / Hey What A Day

1977 - Love Transformation / Oh My Darling

1977 - Love Bandit / Don't Take Your Love Away

1978 - Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue / Something Tells Me (Something's Gonna Happen Tonight)

1978 - Harry My Honolulu Lover / Out Of Love With Love

1979 - Spirit Body & Soul / More To Love

1979 - The Nolans EP

The Nolans

1979 - I’m In The Mood For Dancing / Let’s Make Love

1980 - Don’t Make Waves / Don’t Let Me Be The Last To Know

1980 - Gotta Pull Myself Together / Directions Of Love

1980 - Who’s Gonna Rock You / Better Late Than Never

1981 - Attention To Me / Old Feelings Again

1981 - Sexy Music / Don’t Make Waves

1981 - Chemistry / Are You Thinking Of Me

1982 - Don't Love Me Too Hard / A Simple Case Of Loving You

1982 - Crashing Down / If It Takes Me All Night

1982 - Dragonfly / Every Little Thing

1983 - Dressed To Kill / It Could Have Been Your Love Too

1984 - EP: Miss You Nights, Thank You For The Music, Don't Make Waves, Chemistry, Bright Eyes, Lead Me On

1985 - Goodbye Nothin’ To Say / In Your Eyes

1985 - You'll Never Walk Alone / Messages (The Crowd)

1986 - Let's Spend The Night Together / When I Fall In Love

1987 - Let It Be / Let It Be (Gospel Jam Mix) Ferry Aid

1989 - I'm In The Mood For Dancing '89 / No Question

1991 - Rock And Rolling Idol

1991 - Take Me All

1991 - Tidal Wave

1992 - Mother Earth

1995 - I’m In The Mood For Dancing ‘95 / Somebody Loves You

1978 - Andy/Thanks For Calling (Coleen Nolan) Single

1979 - Sorry Seems To Be The Hardest Word/ Holding YOu (Denise Nolan) Single

1981 - Don’t Do That (The Young And Moody Band) Single featuring guest vocals from Linda and Coleen

1981 - Don’t Ya Say It / Aching Heart (Denise Nolan) Single

1982 - Girls Do It Boys Do It / Just Can’t Stop The Feeling (Denise Nolan) Single

1982 - In Love With Love / My Mind’s Made Up On You (Denise Nolan) Single

2004 - Macushla (Bernie Nolan) Single

2005 - All By Myself (Bernie Nolan) Album

Bernie Nolans - All By Myself

DEMON MUSIC - DMGTV 016

11 July 2005

Produced By Paul Muggleton / David P Goodes

UK Chart -

01. All By Myself

02. You Are Everything

03. Get Here

04. Run To You

05. I’m Every Woman

06. How Do I Live?

07. Even Now

08. Stop

09. You And I

10. I Can’t Make You Love Me

11. Better Place (Kate’s Song)

12. If Only You Could See Me Now

‘All By Myself’ is the solo debut from Bernie Nolan.  The Nolans had line up of Maureen, Anne, Amy and Julia had split and Bernie had a promising career on national television.  

In 2000, Bernie joined the cast of Channel 4’s Brookside to play Diane Murray.  Certain scenes she had to play mirrored those in her real life - the pain of loosing a baby.

In 2002 Bernie went on to play Sheelagh Murphy on ITV1’s The Bill, where she proved a strong character and fan favourite.  Once again, Bernie’s character was forced to deal with the torment of loosing a baby daughter.

The appropriately titled ‘All By Myself’ features cover versions of songs made famous by the likes of Leanne Rhymes (‘How Do I Live?’); Eric Carmen (‘All By Myself’); Diana Ross and Marvin Gaye (‘You Are Everything’); Whitney Huston (‘I’m Every Woman’) and Oleta Adams (‘Get Here’).

For the track ‘You Are Everything’, Bernie duets with featured vocalist Pete Cox, a member of the group Go West, with several solo singles and albums to his name too.

The album features a track titled ‘Better Place (Kate’s Song)’ penned by Bernie’s husband Steve Doneathy, about their stillborn child, Kate.

Bernie dedicated the album to her mum.