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Song
Album
Hank Levine and his Orch Image, Part One
Various The Music of Horns and Whistles The Vancouver Soundscape
Steve Miller Band Song for our Ancestors Sailor
Vera Hall The Wild Ox Moan Roots of the Blues
Will Holshouser Trio Uma Bica Singing to a Bee
Alexis Korner and CCS Sunrise Folk is not a Four Letter Word, Volume Two
Bert Jansch Come sing me a happy song to prove we all can get along the lumpy, bumpy, long and dusty road Birthday Blues
Pistolera No Suspires Siempre Hay Salida
Blood on the Saddle Do you wanna Dance Blood on the Saddle
Mickey Baker Baia The Wildest Guitar
Sopwith Camel Postcard from Jamaica Sopwith Camel
Various Your DJ speaks over The Vancouver Soundscape
Cal Tjader Lover come back to me Sessions, Live
Nolan Strong and the Diablos Goodbye Mathilda Fortune of Hits
NRBQ Just to hold my Hand Workshop
Lollypoppers A Bottle of Pop and a Lollypop Bump Jump Jive, Vol. One
Coleman Hawkins Rifftide Hollywood Stampede
Thelonious Monk Hackensack The Complete Prestige Recordings
David Greenberger and Three Leg Torso Kangaroo Whispers, Grins, Bloodloss and Handshakes
Mickey Baker Your DJ speaks over The Wildest Guitar
Billy Strayhorn Lush Life The Peaceful Side
Charles Mingus Muskrat Ramble At UCLA 1965
Jimmy Lyons Push Pull Wildflowers, Volume Four
Bobby Purify Nobody's Home Better to Have It
P.J. O'Connell Six Feet Careful
The Bunch (Sandy Denny) Learning the Game Rock On!
Mickey Baker Your DJ speaks over The Wildest Guitar
Smokey and his Sister The Morning comes as Swiftly as the Rain Smokey and his Sister
Eric Matthews Watch the Sky Foundation Sounds
Quicksilver Messenger Service Shady Grove Shady Grove
Sneakers Some Kinda Fool Nonsequitir of Silence
Tony Hazzard Fox on the Run Tony Hazzard Sings Tony Hazzard
Mickey Baker Your DJ speaks over The Wildest Guitar
Steve Miller Band Quicksilver Girl Sailor
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