Jamie Rivera

Studio and compilation albums

• Hey It's Me (debut album) (PolyEast Records, 1987)^[4]
• All Out for Love (PolyEast Records, 1988)^[5]
• We Can Show the World (PolyEast Records, 1990)
• Greatest Hits (PolyEast Records, 1991)
• Pangako (PolyEast Records, 1993)
• Second Thoughts (PolyEast Records, 1994)
• Once More (Star Music, 1996) Gold award^[3]
• OPM Timeless Collection (PolyEast Records, 1997)
• Sa Araw ng Pasko (Star Music, 1998) Platinum award
• Feels So Right (Star Music, 1999)^[3] Gold award^[6]
• The Story of Jamie Rivera: Ultimate OPM Collection (PolyEast Records, 2001)
• Lord, Heal Our Land (Star Music, 2001) Gold award^[6]
• Seasons (Star Music, 2001)
• The Purpose Driven Life (Star Music, 2004) Gold & Platinum awards^[6]
• Jamie Rivera... At Her Best (Star Music, 2005)
• Inspirations (Star Music, 2012) Gold award^[6]
• Best of Jamie Rivera (Star Music, 2013)
• My Christmas Gift (Star Music, 2013) Gold award^[6]
• We Are All God's Children (Star Music, 2015) Gold & Platinum awards^[6]
• Hey It's Me, Jamie!: 30th Anniversary Tribute Album (Star Music, 2017)

Singles

Film

• Paniwalaan Mo (1993)
• The Breakup Playlist (2015)

Television

Other

• Liwanag ng Mundo : Simbahan at Pamilya (2003, Direct-to-Video)

"My Life In Your Hands"

In August 2003, Jamie was accused for incorrect lyrics involving one of her songs, "My Life In Your Hands" from her 2001 album, Seasons. The song was composed by Kathy Troccoli and Bill Montvilo, and originally performed by Troccoli on her self-titled album in 1994. In Jamie's version of that song, the lyrics were eventually changed, including the words "People" replacing "Keeping" and "Love" replaces "Hope" in the chorus, and the word "Stone" replacing "Lord" in the coda. In addition, Careers-BMG Music Publishing (the song was published by Emily Boothe, Inc., a Reunion Music Group division, in 1993; BMG Music acquired Reunion outright in 1995, and was subsequently acquired by Universal Music Publishing Group in 2007, now known as Universal Music-Careers) and Floating Note Music, publishers of that song, had not granted a master licence for inclusion of the song in the album released by her label, Star Music.

In addition, they eventually misspelled the composers' names in the album's liner notes. Narciso Chan, the sales and marketing director of BMG Pilipinas (now Sony Music Philippines), the Philippine arm of BMG Music Publishing, says that the incorrect lyrics, the misspelling of the song's composers and uncrediting of the publishers of the song "My Life In Your Hands" is 'blatantly illegal' under the United States copyright laws as the song was protected under a United States copyright, as the copyright was held at BMG's Nashville office. Nixon Sy, Star Music's assistant marketing director, did not receive the letter from Mr. Chan and the company had declined to comment.^[14] After negotiations with BMG Music in both Manila and Nashville along with Mr. Montvilo's publisher Floating Note Music in New York, Star Music's VP for operations Annabelle Regaldo, managing director Enrico Santos and marketing director Heinrich Ngo said that her album Seasons will be reissued with correct lyrics of the song "My Life In Your Hands" in October 2003, with the correction of the song composers' names and inclusion of the publisher's credits in the album's liner notes, as well as three additional tracks for the 2003 re-release of the album.^[15]