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Song
Album
Hank Levine and his Orchestra Image, Part One
Anthony Braxton Side One, Cut Three Creative Music Ensemble 1976
Charles Ives 'Country Band' March Orchestral Music of Charles Ives
Burl Ives Big Rock Candy Mountain The Best of...
Shirley Collins and The Albion Country Band Just as the tide was a 'flowing No Roses
Pentangle Koan (alt. version) Pentangle
Kahil El 'Zabar's Ritual Trio featuring Billy Bang Big M Big M
James Moody w/ Babs Gonzales The James Moody Story The Moody Story
Wardell Gray Twisted Central Avenue
Wardell Gray Your DJ speaks over Central Avenue
Johnnie Ray and Doris Day A full time job Johnny Ray: Love Me
NRBQ Goofus Ludlow Garage 1970
Honkers Honk Stewed Moonbeams in Wavy Gravy
Robins Loop de loop mambo Leiber and Stoller present the Spark Records Story
Ben Goldberg Quintet Song and dance The Door, the Hat, the Chair, the Fact
Leroy Anderson The Trumpeter's Lullaby Blue Tango: Symphonic Pop by Leroy Anderson
Leroy Anderson Your DJ speaks over Blue Tango: Symphonic Pop by Leroy Anderson
Joe Cocker Do I still figure in your life? With a little help from my friends
Karen Dalton In a Station In My Own Time
Gary Burton Quartet The New Funeral March A Genuine Tong Funeral
David Greenberger and Terry Adams The BIg Bye Bye / The Beatles (excerpt) The Duplex Planet Radio Hour
Eggstone The Dog Spanish Slalom
David Blue If your monkey can't get it David Blue
Leroy Anderson Your DJ speaks over Blue Tango: Symphonic Pop by Leroy Anderson
James P. Johnson Carolina Shout 1921-1926
Boyd Bennett Seventeen
Duffy Power Comin' Round No More Vampers and Champers
George Soule I'll be you're everything Tale a Ride
Pernice Brothers High as a Kite Live a Little
Bridget St. John Yep John Peel's Dandelion 1969-1971
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Medicine Head Coast to Coast (and shore to shore) John Peel's Dandelion 1969-1971
Gene Vincent Ruby Baby John Peel's Dandelion 1969-1971
Tiny Bradshaw South of the Orient Heavy Juice: 1950-1955
Terry Adams and Steve Ferguson South of the Orient Louisville Sluggers
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