En una carrera que abarca más de 50 años, Blunstone se dio a conocer a mediados de la década de 1960 como el cantante de la banda de rock Inglés The Zombies, que lanzó cuatro sencillos que entraron en el Top 75 cartas en los Estados Unidos durante la década de 1960, incluyendo “Ella es no hay “,” decirle que no “,” Ella está volviendo a casa “, y” Time of the Season “. Blunstone comenzó su carrera en solitario en 1969, la liberación de tres sencillos bajo un seudónimo de Neil MacArthur. Desde entonces, ha publicado diez álbumes de estudio y un álbum en vivo bajo su nombre real. Sus éxitos en solitario incluyen “Ella no está allí”, “Say You Do not Mind”, “Yo no creo en los milagros”, “¿Cómo podríamos atrevernos a ser un problema”, “Lo que se hace de los quebrantados de corazón”, y “The Tracks of My Tears “.

También es conocido por su participación en varios álbumes con Alan Parsons Project.

The Zombies

Studio albums
Begin Here (UK) (1965) / The Zombies (US) (1965) US #39
Odessey and Oracle (1968) US #95
New World (1991)
As Far as I Can See… (2004)
Breathe Out, Breathe In (2011)
Still Got That Hunger (2015)
Live albums
Live at the BBC (2003)
Live at the Bloomsbury Theatre, London (2005) (also on DVD)
Odessey and Oracle: 40th Anniversary Live Concert (2008) (also on DVD)
Live In Concert At Metropolis Studios (2012)
Live in the UK (2013)
Compilation albums
I Love You (1965) (released by Decca in the Netherlands and Japan)
Early Days (1969) (Collection of their early singles; of the 12 tracks, only two appeared on LPs)
The World of the Zombies (1970)
The Beginning (1973) (Vol 9 of “The Beginning” series on Decca, a selection from Early Days and The Zombies)
Time of the Zombies (1973) (Contains hit singles, “Odessey & Oracle” and tracks from their unreleased LP)
“Rock Roots” (1976) LP on Decca
She’s Not There (1981) (LP on Decca)
The Best and the Rest of the Zombies (1984) (8-song record on Back-Trac/CBS Special Products)
The Zombies (1984) (LP on See for Miles)
The Zombies:The Collection (1988) Castle Communications
Meet the Zombies (1988) (LP on Razor)
Zombie Heaven (1997) (4CD compilation with rarities and live recordings)
Absolutely the Best (1999)
Decca Stereo Anthology (2002)
The Singles: A’s and B’s (2005)
The Ultimate Zombies (2007)
Into the Afterlife (2007) (compilation of post Odessey and Oracle recordings)
Zombies & Beyond (2008) UK #43
R.I.P. (2014)[30]

Solo

Studio albums
One Year – Epic EPC64557 (1971)
Ennismore – Epic EPC65278 (1972)
Journey – Epic EPC65805 (1974)
Planes – Epic EPC81592 (1977)
Never Even Thought – Epic EPC82835 (1978)
Late Nights in Soho – Rocket (Netherlands) 9103 510 (1979)
Echo Bridge – Permanent PERMCD38(1995)
The Light Inside – Mystic MYSCD125 (1998)
The Ghost of You And Me – Ennismore ENNISCD1 (2009)
On The Air Tonight – Ennismore ENNISCD2 (2012)
Singles
“Mary, Won’t You Warm My Bed” / “I Hope I Didn’t Say Too Much Last Night” – Epic EPC7095 (1971)
“Caroline, Goodbye” / “Though You Are Far Away” – Epic EPC7520 (October 1971)
“Say You Don’t Mind” / “Let Me Come Closer” – Epic EPC7765 (January 1972) (UK #15)[19]
“I Don’t Believe in Miracles” / “I’ve Always Had You” – Epic EPC8434 (October 1972) (UK #31)[19]
“How Could We Dare To Be Wrong” / “Time’s Running Out” – Epic EPC1197 (February 1973) (UK #45)[19]
“Wonderful” / “Beginning” – Epic EPC1775 (September 1973)
“It’s Magical” / “Summersong” – Epic EPC2413 (May 1974)
“When You Close Your Eyes” / “Good Guys Don’t Always Win” – Epic EPC4576
“Planes” / “Dancing in the Dark” – Epic EPC4752 (November 1976)
“Beautiful You” / “It’s Hard to Say Goodbye” – Epic EPC5009 (February 1977)
“Lovin’ and Free” / “Dancing in the Dark” – Epic EPC5199 (April 1977)
“I’ll Never Forget You” / “You Are The Way For Me” – Epic EPC6320 (May 1978)
“Ain’t It Funny” / “Who’s That Knocking?” – Epic EPC6535 (July 1978)
“Photograph” / “Touch And Go” – Epic EPC6793 (November 1978)
“What Becomes of the Brokenhearted” (with Dave Stewart) / “There Is No Reward” (non-Blunstone B-side) – Stiff Broken 1 (1980) (UK #13)[19]
“Miles Away” / “Excerpts From Exiled” (non-Blunstone B-side) – Panache PAN1 (September 1981)
“The Tracks of My Tears” / “Last Goodbye” – PRT 7P236 (April 1982) (UK #60)[19]
“Old and Wise” / “Children of The Moon” (non-Blunstone B-side) Arista released 1982
“Touch” / “Touch” (instrumental) – PRT 7P64 (February 1983)
“Where Do We Go From Here?” / “Helen Loves Paris” – Sierra FED22 (May 1986)
“She’s Not There” / “Who Fires The Gun” – Sierra FED27 (October 1986)
“Cry an Ocean” / “Make It Easy” – IRS IRM151 (May 1988)
“So much more” – Go Entertainment (Jan 2013)

As Neil MacArthur
“She’s Not There” / “World of Glass” – Deram DM225 (January 1969) (UK #34)[20]
“Don’t Try to Explain” / “Without Her” – Deram DM262 (June 1969)
“It’s Not Easy” / “12:29” – Deram DM275 (December 1969)

Guest appearances
The Alan Parsons Project – Pyramid (1978) – “The Eagle Will Rise Again”
Mike Batt – Tarot Suite (1979) – “Losing Your Way in the Rain”
Iva Twydell – Duel (1982) (backing vocals)
The Alan Parsons Project – Eye in the Sky (1982) – “Old and Wise” (UK No. 74,[19] US #22)
Keats – Keats (1984)
The Alan Parsons Project – Ammonia Avenue (1984) – “Dancing on a Highwire”
The Alan Parsons Project – Vulture Culture (1985) – “Somebody Out There”
The Crowd – You’ll Never Walk Alone (1985)
Don Airey – K2 (1989) – “Julie”
Nadieh – No Way Back (1989) – “Splendid Morning” (duet)
The Bolland Project – Darwin (The Evolution) (1991) – “The Way of the Evolution”, “Emma My Dear”
Just Like a Woman soundtrack (1992) – “Politics of Love”
Split Second soundtrack (1992) – “Nights in White Satin”
Heineken Night of the Proms ’93 – “She’s Not There”
Time Code 64 W/ Colin Blunstone – Dance Trax (1993) – “She’s Not There (Club Mix)”
Duncan Browne – Songs of Love And War (1995) – “Misunderstood”, “Love Leads You”, “I Fall Again”
Steve Hackett – Watcher of the Skies: Genesis Revisited (1996) – “For Absent Friends”
Mike Batt – Keep The Aspidistra Flying (1998) – “Tiger in the Night”
Mike Batt with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra – Philharmania (1998 – released only in Germany) – “Owner of a Lonely Heart”
Alan Parsons – The Time Machine (1999) – “Ignorance Is Bliss”
Sir John Betjeman & Mike Read – Words & Music (2000) – “Peggy”, “In Memory”
Edward Rogers – Sunday Fables (2004) – “Make It Go Away” (backing vocals)