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____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74042 [Stereo] - Released in 1969 Kick Out The Jams - MC5 Produced by Jac Holzman and Bruce Botnick Ramblin' Rose; Kick Out The Jams; Come Together; Rocket Reducer No 62 (Rama Lama Fa Fa Fa); Borderline; Motor City Is Burning; I Want You Right Now; Starship Note: Recorded live at Russ Gibb's Grande Ballroom, Detroit, Oct. 30-31, 1968. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74043 [Stereo] - Released in 1969 The Things I Notice Now - Tom Paxton Produced by Peter K. Siegel ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74044 [Stereo] - Released in 1969 Bread - Bread Produced by Bread Dismal Day; London Bridge; Could I; Look At Me; The Last Time; Any Way You Want Me; Move Over; Don't Shut Me Out; You Can't Measure The Cost; Family Doctor; It Don't Matter To Me; Friends And Lovers Note: CD reissue in 1995 in the Elektra Traditions series from Rhino. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74045 [Stereo] - Released in 1968 Happy Sad - Tim Buckley Produced by Jerry Yester and Zal Yanovsky Strange Feelin'; Buzzin' Fly; Love from Room 109 At The Islander (On Pacific Coast Highway); Dream Letter; Gypsy Woman; Sing a Song for You [Also released on CD] ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74047 [Stereo] The Best Of Lord Buckley - Lord Buckley Produced by Jim Dickson The Nazz; Gettysburg Address; The Hip Gahn; Jonah And The Whale; Marc Antony's Funeral Oration; Nero Note: Hip jive talk from the man who did it best. Originally released on Vaya Records 1951 on two albums, also released as Crestview CRV 801 in 1963. CD released on Discovery Records #71001. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74048 [Stereo] - Released in 1968 Bamboo - Bamboo Produced by Allan Emig Note: Band includes Dave Ray. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74049 [Stereo] - Released in 1969 Four Sail - Love Produced by Arthur Lee August; Your Friend And Mine - Neil's Song; Good Times; I'm With You; Singing Cowboy; Dream; Robert Montgomery; Nothing; Talking In My Sleep; Always See Your Face Note: Reissued on CD by Thunderbolt Records (CDTB 047) in the UK. 'Your Friend And Mine' is listed as 'You're Friends Of Mine' on the Thunderbolt release. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74050 [Stereo] - Released in 1969 Whatever's Right - Lonnie Mack Untouched By Human Love; I Found A Love; Share Your Love With Me; Teardrops On Your Letter; Baby What You Want Me To Do; Mt Healthy Blues; What Kind Of World Is This; My Babe; Gotta Be An Answer; Things Have Gone To Pieces ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74051 [Stereo] - Released in 1969 The Stooges - The Stooges Produced by John Cale 1969; I Wanna Be Your Dog; We Will Fall; No Fun; Real Cool Time; Ann; Not Right; Little Doll Note: Featuring Iggy Pop who is credited as Iggy Stooge. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74052 [Stereo] - Released in 1969 Matthew, Mark, Luke And John - Methuselah Produced by Kenny Young Note: This British band later changed their name to Amazing Blondel. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74053 [Stereo] - Released in 1969 Keep On Moving - Butterfield Blues Band Produced by Jerry Ragavoy Love March; No Amount Of Loving; Morning Sunrise; Losing Hand; Walking By Myself; Except You; Love Disease; Where Did My Baby Go; All In A Day; So Far So Good; Buddy's Advice; Keep On Moving ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74054 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 Copperfields - Dillards ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74055 [Stereo] - Released in 1969 Recollections - Judy Collins Produced by Mark Abramson Pack Up Your Sorrows; Tomorrow Is A Long Time; Early Morning Rain; Anathea; Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season); Daddy You've Been On My Mind; Mr. Tambourine Man; Winter Sky; The Last Thing On My Mind; The Bells Of Rhymney; Farewell ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74056 [Stereo] - Released in 1969 Satin Chickens - Rhinoceros Produced by David Anderle (The Frog) Note: 'Satin Doll' is the Duke Ellington number. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74057 [Stereo] - Released in 1969 Changing Horses - Incredible String Band Big Ted; White Bird; Dust Be Diamonds; Sleepers Awake; Mr And Mrs; Creation ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74058 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 Revisited - Love My Little Red Book; Softly To Me; Hey Joe; Signed D C; 7 and 7 Is; Orange Skies; Your Mind And We Belong Together; She Comes In Colors; Alone Again Or; And More Again; Your Friend And Mine (Neil's Song); You Set The Scene; Good Times Note: Includes the last Love A-side 'Your Mind And We Belong Together', which was not any of their main albums. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74059 [Stereo] Partyin' - Wild Thing Note: The one album Jac would like the world to forget. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74060 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 Subway To The Country - David Ackles Produced by Russ Miller Main Line Saloon; That's No Reason To Cry; Candy Man; Out On The Road; Cabin On The Mountain; Woman River; Inmates Of The Institution; Subway To The Country Note: Some copies also included a radio station promotion single with an interview. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74061 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 I Looked Up - Incredible String Band Black Jack Davy; Letter; Pictures In A Mirror; This Moment; When You Find Out Who You Are; Fair As You ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKL 4062 [Mono] EKS 74062 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Classic Rush - Tom Rush On The Road Again; The Cuckoo; Who Do You Love; Joshua Gone Barbados; Shadow Dream Song; Urge For Going; Galveston Flood; Love's Made A Fool Of You; No Regrets/Rockport Sunday; Something In The Way She Moves; The Circle Game ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74063 [Stereo] - Released in 1969 Roxy - Roxy Love Love Love; Sing A Song; New York City; Somebody Told You; Love For A Long Time; Windy Day; You Got A Lot Of Style; I Got My Friends; Yesterday's Song; Rock And Roll Circus Note: Not to be confused with Roxy Music. The sleeve of this album is notable because it includes a photo of famed Elektra album cover designer William S Harvey. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74064 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 Woodsmoke And Oranges - Paul Siebel Produced by Peter K. Siegel She Made Me Lose My Blues; Miss Cherry Lane; Nashville Again; The Ballad Of Honest Sam; Then Came The Children; Louise; Bride 1945; My Town; Any Day Woman; Long Afternoons ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74065 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Relics Of The Incredible String Band (UK release) - Incredible String Band Produced by Joe Boyd, Witchseason Productions Way Back In The 1960's; Painting Box; First Girl I Loved; Everything's Fine Right Now; Koeeoaddi There; Chinese White; No Sleep Blues; The Minotaur's Song; October Song; My Name Is Death; A Very Cellular Song; Nightfall Note: Single album release in the UK. The sleeve lists the UK String Band albums as EKS 7254, 7257 and 7258 rather than EUKS with the same numbers, which is an error as these numbers were sound effects discs. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74065 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 Disguised As A Normal Person - David Steinberg Produced by George Sherman Note: Comedy album recorded live at the Bitter End in New York. This is a rare album to bear the credit Production Supervisor Keith Holzman. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74066 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 Tom Paxton 6 - Tom Paxton Produced by Milton Okun ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74067 [Stereo] Crabby Appleton - Crabby Appleton ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74068 [Stereo] - Released in 1969 Renaissance - Renaissance Produced by Paul Samwell-Smith Kings & Queens; Innocence; Island; Wanderer; Bullet Note: Released in UK on Island Records ILPS 9114. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74069 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 The American Revolution - David Peel and the Lower East Side Produced by Peter K. Siegel The Lower East Side; The Pledge Of Allegiance; Legalize Marijuana; Oink, Oink; I Want To Get High; I Want To Kill You; Girls Girls Girls; Hey, Mr. Draft Board; God ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74070 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 Gulliver - Gulliver ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74071 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 Fun House - The Stooges Produced by Don Gallucci Down On The Street; Loose; T V Eye; Dirt; 1970; Fun House; L A Blue Note: Featuring Iggy Pop. [Also released on CD] ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74072 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 Suite Steel - Various Artists Produced by John Boylan ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74073 [Stereo] Little Bit Of Rain - Fred Neil Produced by Paul Rothchild Note: Originally issued as EKS 7293 under the title 'Bleeker And MacDougal' and with a different sleeve. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74074 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 Lorca - Tim Buckley Produced by Dick Kunc Lorca; Anonymous Proposition; I Had A Talk With My Woman; Driftin'; Nobody Walkin' Note: Tim Buckley's 'difficult' album. [Also released on CD] ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74075 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 Better Times Are Coming - Rhinoceros Produced by Guy Draper ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74076 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 On The Waters - Bread Produced by David Gates, James Griffin and Robb Royer Why Do You Keep Me Waiting; Make It With You; Blue Satin Pillow; Look What You've Done; I Am That I Am; Been Too Long On The Road; I Want You With Me; Coming Apart; Easy Love; In The Afterglow; Call On Me; The Other Side Of Life Note: CD reissue in 1995 in the Elektra Traditions series from Rhino. [Also released on CD] ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74077 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 For Collectors Only - Lonnie Mack Wham; I'll Keep You Happy; Suzie Q; Farther On Down Road; Bounce; Where There's A Will; Chicken Pickin; Baby What's Wrong; Down In The Dumps; Down And Out; Satisfied; Memphis; Why Note: Reissued classics from Lonnie, including the seminal 'Memphis' instrumental. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74078 [Stereo] If I Be Your Lady - Carol Hall Produced by Keith Holzman If I Be Your Lady; Why Be Lonely; Baby If We Had Time; Who Will Dance With The Blind; It's Been A Long Time Comin'; Miss McKinley; Let Me Be Lucky This Time; Crooked Clock; Goodbye Jasper; Ceiling Song; Crazy Marinda; Jenny Rebecca; Ain't Love Easy ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74079 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 13 - The Doors Light My Fire; People Are Strange; Back Door Man; Moonlight Drive; Crystal Ship; Roadhouse Blues; Touch Me; Love Me Two Times; You're Lost, Little Girl; Hello, I Love You; Land Ho; Wild Child; Unknown Soldier ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74080 [Stereo] Right On Be Free - Voices Of East Harlem ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74081 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Jack-Knife Gypsy - Paul Siebel Produced by Robert W. Zachary Jasper And The Miners; If I Could Stay; Jack-Knife Gypsy; Prayer Song; Legend Of Captain's Daughter; Chips Are Down; Pinto Pony; Hillbilly Child; Uncle Dudley; Miss Jones; Jeremiah's Song ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74082 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Carly Simon - Carly Simon Produced by Eddie Kramer for Jerry Brandt/Brandtworks Records Inc That's The Way I've Always Heard It Should Be; Alone; One More Time; The Best Thing; Just A Sinner; Dan, My Fling; Another Door; Reunions; Rolling Down The Hills; The Love's Still Growing Note: Also issued in Quad as EQ 4082. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74083 [Stereo] Farquahr - Farquahr ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74084 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 Formerly Anthrax - Show Of Hands Produced by Russ Miller Note: This band was once called Anthrax ... hence the album title. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74085 [Stereo] Radio Free Nixon - David Frye Note: David Frye was the comedian who 'did' Richard Nixon. The radio jingles on this album come authentically from the Dallas heartland of radio jingledom. The 'Hail To The Chief ...Dick Nixon' jingle is a showstopper. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74086 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Manna - Bread Produced by David Gates, together with James Griffin and Robb Royer Let Your Love Go; Take Comfort; Too Much Love; If; Be Kind To Me; He's A Good Lad; She Was My Lady; Live In Your Love; What A Change; I Say Again; Come Again; Truckin' Note: CD reissue in 1995 in the Elektra Traditions series from Rhino. Some copies of this, probably just in Europe, have the prefix EKX which may well mean 'extra cost' because of the intricate sleeve. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74087 [Stereo] Strange Locomotion - Siren Relaxing With Bonnie Lou; Some Dark Day; Lillian; Stride; I'm All Aching; Strange Locomotion; Lonesome Ride; Fetch Me My Woman; Hot Potato; Soon; Squeeze Me Note: Based on the UK release on Dandelion and jointly labeled 'Dandelion'. A notable inclusion on this version is 'The Stride', which was originally credited to Coyne-Clague, the band's earlier name. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74088 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Beautiful People - New Seekers One; All Right My Love; Ain't Love Easy; Blackberry Way; When There's No Love Left; Your Song; Look What They've Done To My Song, Ma; Cincinnati; Eighteen Carat Friend; Beautiful People; I'll Be Home; Never Ending Song Of Love ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74089 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Rat On - Swamp Dogg ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74091 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Crow Dog's Paradise - Henry and Leonard Crow Dog with Al Running Produced by Peter K. Siegel of Burmese Records Inc 4 Peyote Songs (Leonard); Wolakota (Peace Song) (Henry); Jesus, Light Of The World (L); Song For Him Who Do Not Return (H); Gourd Dance (H); 2 Peyote Songs (L); Hanblechia Song to the Universe (H); Leonard Crow Dog Talks About Peyote and The Native American Church; 4 Peyote Songs (L) ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74092 [Stereo] The Rainbow Band - Rainbow Band ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74093 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Smiling Men With Bad Reputations - Mike Heron ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74094 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Death Walks Behind You - Atomic Rooster Death Walks Behind You; Vug; Tomorrow Night; Seven Streets; Sleeping For Years; I Can't Take No More; Nobody Else; Gershatzer Note: Licensed from B&C Records in the UK. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74095 [Stereo] Bring America Home - Timber ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74096 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 The Quinaimes Band - Quinaimes Band ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74097 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Uncle Dirty Primer - Uncle Dirty Note: Adult comedian, recorded at Sam Hood's Village Gaslight in December 1970. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74098 [Stereo] Wackering Heights - Wackers Produced by Gary Usher Travelin' Time; Body Go Round; Don't Be Cruel; Country Queen; Strangers; Don't Put Down The Singer; I Don't Want My Love Refused; White House; I Like; On The Way Up; Such A Good Thing; No Place For The Children ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74099 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Nicely Out Of Tune - Lindisfarne Produced by John Anthony Lady Eleanor; Road To Kingdom Come; Winter Song; Turn A Deaf Ear; Clear White Light, Part II; We Can Swing Together; Float Me Down The River; Down; Nothing But The Marvellous; Scarecrow Song Note: Licensed from Charisma Records in the UK but remixed and with a more sophisticated sleeve than the original UK release. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74100 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 The House On The Hill - Audience Produced by Gus Dudgeon Indian Summer; You're Not Smilin'; Jackdaw; It Brings A Tear; Raviole; Nancy; I Had A Dream; I Put A Spell On You; The House On The Hill ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74101 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Living By The Days - Don Nix ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74102 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 The Hills Of Indiana - Lonnie Mack ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74103 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Mary Called Jeanie Greene - Jeanie Greene ____________________________________________________ Elektra/Dandelion EKS 74104 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Songs For The Gentle Man - Bridget St John Produced by Ron Geesin Note: Licensed from Dandelion Records in the UK and jointly labeled 'Dandelion'. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74105 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Cyrus - Cyrus Faryar Softly Through The Darkness; I Think He's Hiding; Sweet Believer; Evergreen (Earth Anthem); Rattle's Dream; New Beginnings; Companion; Brother, Friend; Springtime Bouquet; Kingdom Note: The voice of the Zodiac (EKS 74009) goes solo. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74106 [Stereo] Rotten To The Core - Crabby Appleton ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74107 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Frisco Mabel Joy - Mickey Newbury Produced by Dennis Linde An American Trilogy; How Many Times; Future's Not What It Used To; Mobile Blue; Frisco Depot; You're Not My Same Sweet Baby; Remember The Good; Swiss Cottage Place; How I Love Them Old Songs Note: Also released in Quad as EQ-4107. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74108 [Stereo] New Colours - New Seekers Tonight; Too Many Trips To Nowhere; Wanderer's Song; Boom-Town; Evergreen; Move Me Lord; Nickel Song; Lay Me Down; No Man's Land; Sweet Louise; Good Old Fashioned ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74109 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 In Hearing Of - Atomic Rooster Breakthrough; Break The Ice; Decision/Indecision; Spoonful Of Bromide; Devil's Answer; Black Snake; Head In The Sky; Rock; Price Note: Licensed from B&C Records in the UK. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74112 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Liquid Acrobat As Regards The Air - Incredible String Band Talking Of The End; Dear Old Battlefield; Cosmic Boy; Worlds They Rise And Fall; Evolution Rag; Painted Chariot; Adam and Eve; Red Hair; Here Till Here Is There; Tree; Jigs; Darling Belle Note: UK Release on Island ILPS 9172. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 74115 [Stereo] I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing - New Seekers Tonight; Too Many Trips To Nowhere; Wanderer's Song; Boom-Town; Evergreen; I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing; Nickel Song; Lay Me Down; No Man's Land; Sweet Louise; Good Old Fashioned Music; Child Of Mine Note: The title song was used by Coca-Cola as their advertising song with the words changed to 'I'd Like to buy the World a Coke'. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75005 [Stereo] - Released in 1969 The Soft Parade - The Doors Produced by Paul Rothchild Tell all the People; Touch Me; Shaman's Blues; Do It; Easy Ride; Wild Child; Runnin' Blue; Wishful Sinful; The Soft Parade [Also released on CD] ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75006 [Stereo] I Am The President - David Frye Note: David Frye was the comedian who did Richard Nixon impressions. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75007 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 Morrison Hotel - The Doors Produced by Paul Rothchild Roadhouse Blues; Waiting For The Sun; You Make Me Real; Peace Frog; Blue Sunday; Ship Of Fools; Land Ho!; The Spy; Queen Of The Highway; Indian Summer; Maggie M'Gill [Also released on CD] ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75008 [Stereo] The Best Of Josh White - Josh White Produced by Jac Holzman ('occasional selections' by Mark Abramson) Free And Equal Blues; Where Were You, Baby?; You Don't Know My Mind; Sam Hall; Run, Mona, Run; Timber; Takin' Names; St James Infirmary; One Meat Ball; Peter; Jelly, Jelly; Jesus Gonna Make Up My Dyin' Bed; Halleleu; Prison Bound Blues; Midnight Special; Told My Captain; Going Home Boys; Trouble; Silicosis Blues; Southern Exposure; Empty Bed Blues; The Story Of John Henry Note: Double album. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75010 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Whales And Nightingales - Judy Collins Produced by Mark Abramson Song For David; Sons Of; The Patriot Game; Prothalamium; Golden Thread; Gene's Song; Farewell To Tarwathie; Time Passes Slowly; Marieke; Nightingale I; Nightingale II; Simple Gifts; Amazing Grace Note: 'Amazing Grace' became a worldwide hit. This album also contains the sounds of Humpback Wales singing on 'Farewell to Tarwathie', courtesy of Dr Roger Payne. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75011 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 L.A. Woman - The Doors Produced by Bruce Botnick and the Doors The Changeling; Love Her Madly; Been Down So Long; Cars Hiss By My Window; L A Woman; L'America; Hyacinth House; Crawling King Snake; The Wasp (Texas Radio And The Big Beat); Riders On The Storm Note: Early copies of this album have a multi-part sleeve with a clear window in the front. [Also released on CD] ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75012 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 A Child's Garden Of Grass - Various Artists Produced by Ron Jacobs for Watermark Inc History Of Marijuana; Acquiring Marijuana/General Effects; Creativity; Physical Effects; Psychological Effects; Time And Space; Getting Hung-Up; Funniness; Meditation; Eating Food; Listening To Music; Making Love; Physical Games Note: From the book of the same name. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75013 [Stereo] Sometimes I Just Feel Like Smilin' - Paul Butterfield Blues Band Produced by Paul Rothchild Play On; One Thousand Ways; Pretty Woman; Little Piece Of Dying; Song For Lee; Trainman; Night Child; Drowned In My Own Tears; Blind Leading The Blind ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75014 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Living - Judy Collins Produced by Mark Abramson Joan Of Arc; Four Strong Winds; Vietnam Love Song; Innisfree (The Lake Of Innisfree); Song For Judith (Open The Door); All Things Are Quite Silent; Easy Times; Chelsea Morning; Famous Blue Raincoat; Just Like Tom Thumb's Blues ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75015 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Baby I'm - A Want You - Bread Produced by David Gates Mother Freedom; Baby I'm - A Want You; Down On My Knees; Everything I Own; Nobody Like You; Diary; Dream Lady; Daughter; Games of Magic; This Isn't What the Governmeant; Just Like Yesterday; I Don't Love You Note: Also available in Quad as EQ 5015. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75016 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Anticipation - Carly Simon Produced by Paul Samwell-Smith for Silven Productions Ltd Anticipation; Legend in Your Own Time; Our First Day Together; The Girl You Think You See; Summer's Coming Around Again; Share the End; The Garden; Three Days; Julie Through the Glass; I've Got to Have You ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75017 [Stereo] Other Voices - The Doors In The Eyes Of The Sun; Variety Is The Spice Of Life; Ships W/Sails; Tightrope Ride; Down On The Farm; I'm Horny I'm Stoned; Wandering Musician; Hang On To Your Life Note: The Doors without Jim. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75018 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Beads And Feathers - Carol Hall Produced by Russ Miller Carnival Man; Sandy; Thank You Babe; Hello My Old Friend; Uncle Malcolm; Sunday Lady; Nana; Hard Times Lovin; My House; Charlie's Waiting For The Snow; I Never Thought Anything Like This Would Happen ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75019 [Stereo] Kongos - John Kongos Produced by Gus Dudgeon ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75020 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Bernie Taupin - Bernie Taupin Birth; The Greatest Discovery; Flatters (A Beginning); Brothers Together; Rowston Manor; End Of A Day; To A Grandfather; Solitude; Conclusion; When The Heron Wakes; Like Summer Tempests; Today's Hero; Sisters Of The Cross; Brothers Together Again; Verses After Dark; La Petite Marionette; Ratcatcher; The Visitor Note: Elton John's lyricist read his poetry on this album and was accompanied by some famous friends including Caleb Quaye, Davey Johnstone and Shawn Phillips. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75021 [Stereo] Fog On The Tyne - Lindisfarne ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75022 [Stereo] Road Show - Alabama State Troupers (Don Nix, Jeanie Greene, Furry Lewis ... ) Produced by Don Nix Furry's Blues; Brownsville; I'm Black; A Chicken Ain't Nothin But A Bird; Will The Circle Be Unbroken; Amos Burke; Mighty Time; Jesus On The Mainline; Mary Louise; Yes I Do Understand; Opening (Part I); Opening (Part II); Living In The Country; Joa-Bim; Dixie; Heavy Makes You Happy; Iuka; Asphalt Outlaw Hero; Olena; My Father's House; Going Down Note: Double live album. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75023 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Heads & Tales - Harry Chapin Produced by Jac Holzman Could You Put Your Light On, Please; Greyhound; Everybody's Lonely; Sometime, Somewhere Wife; Empty; Taxi; Any Old Kind of Day; Dogtown; Same Sad Singer Note: Jac Holzman was so excited by Harry's talent that he climbed back into the producer's chair one last time. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75024 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 J F Murphy And Salt - JF Murphy and Salt Produced by Eddie Kramer for Remarkable Productions Inc ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75025 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Hot Wacks - Wackers Produced by Gary Usher ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75026 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Lunch - Audience Produced by Gus Dudgeon ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75027 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Ronee Blakley - Ronee Blakley Produced by Robert W. Zachary Dues; Sleepin' Sickness Blues; Attachment; Down To The River; Gabriel; I Lied; Along The Shore; Fred Hampton; Cock O' The Walk; Bluebird; Graduation Tune ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75028 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Tiptoe Past The Dragon - Marlin Greene ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75029 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Motorcycle Mama - Sailcat Produced by Pete Carr ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75030 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Colors Of the Day - The Best Of Judy Collins - Judy Collins Produced by Mark Abramson Someday Soon; Since You Asked; Both Sides Now; Sons Of; Suzanne; Farewell to Tarwathie; Who Knows Where The Time Goes; Sunny Goodge Street; My Father; Albatross; In My Life; Amazing Grace Note: This album was entitled 'Amazing Grace' in the UK. It was also available in Quad as EQ-5030. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75031 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Aztec Two-Step - Aztec Two-Step Produced by Jerry Yester ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75032 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 American Gothic - David Ackles Produced by Bernie Taupin American Gothic; Love's Enough; Ballad Of The Ship Of State; One Night Stand; Oh, California!; Another Friday Night; Family Band; Midnight Carousel; Waiting For The Moving Van; Blues For Billy Whitecloud; Montana Song [Also released on CD] ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75033 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Jubal - Jubal ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75034 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Circles - New Seekers ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75036 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Ship - The Ship Produced by David Gates ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75037 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 There's An Innocent Face - Curt Boettcher Note: Curt had been a member of the Association and Millennium and was a demon vocal arranger. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75038 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Full Circle - The Doors Get Up And Dance; 4 Billion Souls; Verdilac; Hardwood Floor; Good Rockin'; The Mosquito; The Piano Bird; It Slipped My Mind; The Peking King and The New York Queen ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75039 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Made In England - Atomic Rooster ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75040 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Casey Kelly - Casey Kelly Produced by Richard Sanford Orshoff ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75041 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Goodthunder - Goodthunder ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75042 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Sniper And Other Love Songs - Harry Chapin Produced by Fred Kewley Sunday Morning Sunshine; Sniper; And The Baby Never Cries; Burning Herself; Barefoot Boy; Better Place To Be; Circle; Woman Child; Winter Song ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75043 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Dingly Dell - Lindisfarne ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75044 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 In Search Of Amelia Earhart - Plainsong Produced by Sandy Robertson For The Second Time; Yo Yo Man; Louise; Call The Tune; Diesel On My Tail; Amelia Earhart's Last Flight; I'll Fly Away; True Story Of Amelia Earhart; Even The Guiding Light; Side Roads; Raider Note: Featuring Ian Matthews ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75045 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Sweet Salvation - Sweet Salvation ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75046 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Shredder - Wackers Produced by Mark Abramson ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75047 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Guitar Man - Bread Produced by David Gates Welcome To The Music; The Guitar Man; Make It By Yourself; Aubrey; Fancy Dancer; Sweet Surrender; Tecolote; Let Me Go; Yours For Life; Picture In Your Mind; Don't Tell Me No; Didn't Even Know Her Name Note: The lead guitar on 'Guitar Man' was Larry Knechtel. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75048 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 Portland - Gary Ogan and Bill Lamb _____________________________________ Elektra EKS 75049 [Stereo] - Released in 1972 No Secrets - Carly Simon Produced by Richard Perry The Right Thing To Do; The Carter Family; You're So Vain; His Friends are More than Fond of Robin; We Have No Secrets; Embrace Me, You Child; Waited so Long; It Was So Easy; Night Owl; When You Close Your Eyes Note: Also in Quad as EQ 5049 ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75050 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Veronique Sanson - Veronique Sanson Amoureuse; Tout Est Cassé Tout Est Mort; L'Irreparable; Louis; Mariavah; Pour Les Michel; Pour Qui; Green Green Green; I Needed Nobody; Bahia; C'est Le Moment; Birds Of Summer Note: European copies have a different sleeve from US copies and the album was released in Europe in two versions (one with more French than the other) but with the same catalog number. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75051 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Best Of The New Seekers - New Seekers Look What They've Done To My Song, Ma; Beautiful People; Nickel Song; Blackberry Way; A Perfect Love; Never Ending Song Of Love; I'd Like To Teach World To Sing; Tonight; Evergreen; Circles; Beg, Steal Or Borrow; Dance, Dance, Dance Note: Also available in Quad on EQ-5051. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75052 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Dana Cooper - Dana Cooper ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75053 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 True Stories & Other Dreams - Judy Collins Produced by Mark Abramson and Judy Collins Cook With Honey; So Begins The Task; Fishermen Song; The Dealer (Down And Losin'); Secret Gardens; Holly Ann; The Hostage; Song for Martin; Ché ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75054 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Special Delivery - Billy Mernit ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75055 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Heaven Help The Child - Mickey Newbury Produced by Russ Miller, Marlin Greene and Dennis Linde Heaven Help The Child; Good Morning Dear; Sunshine; Sweet Memories; Why You Been Gone So Long; Cortelia Clark; Song For Susan; San Francisco Mabel Joy Note: 'Frisco Mabel Joy' was produced by Bob Beckham. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75056 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Best Of Bread - Bread Produced by David Gates Make it With You; Too Much Love; If; Let Your Love Go; Everything I Own; Been Too Long On The Road; Baby I'm - A Want You; Down On My Knees; It Don't Matter To Me; Mother Freedom; Look What You've Done; Truckin' Note: Also released in Quad as EQ-5056 ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75057 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Homegrown - Don Agrati ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75058 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Intergalactic Trot - Star Drive Note: Also released in Quad as EQ-5058. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75059 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Capital City Rockets - Capital City Rockets ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75060 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Fancy Dancer - Courtland Pickett Produced by Pete Carr ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75061 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Valley Hi - Ian Matthews ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75062 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Dennis Linde - Dennis Linde Produced by Dennis Linde ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75063 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Music Is Your Mistress - Linda Hargrove ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75064 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Queen - Queen Produced by John Anthony, Roy Baker and Queen Keep Yourself Alive; Doing All Right; Great King Rat; My Fairy King; Liar; Night Comes Down; Modern Times Rock 'n' Roll; Son And Daughter; Jesus; Seven Seas Of Rhye Note: Early US copies of this album had a gold embossed cover. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75065 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Short Stories - Harry Chapin Produced by Paul Leka Short Stories; WOLD; Song for Myself; Song Man; Changes; They Call Her Easy; Mr Tanner; Mail Order Annie; There's a Lot of Lonely People Tonight; Old College Avenue ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75066 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 First - David Gates Produced by David Gates Sail Around The World; Sunday Rider; Soap (I Use The); Suite: Clouds, Rain; Help Is On The Way; Ann; Do You Believe He's Comin'; Sight & Sound; Lorilee Note: There's a note on the sleeve of this LP that says 'This album is dedicated to Jac Holzman, I shall miss him'. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75067 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Dennis Coulson - Dennis Coulson ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75068 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Islands - Cyrus Faryar Bright Island; On The Sea; So We Sailed; Dolphins; Good Feeling; Livin' In A Land O' Sunshine; Ghosts; Paradise; At Sunset ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75070 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Jobriath - Jobriath Take Me I'm Yours; Be Still; World Without End; Space Clown; Earthling; Movie Queen; I'm a Man; Inside; Morning Star Ship; Rock Of Ages; Blow Away ____________________________________________________Elektra EKS 75071 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Painter - Painter Produced by Danny Lowe West Coast Woman; Tell Me Why; Song For Sunshine; Goin' Home To Rock 'n' Roll; Space Truck; Kites and Gliders; Oh! You; Slave Driver; For You; Crazy Feeling; Going Down The Road ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75073 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Skymonters With Hamid Hamilton Camp - Skymonters Gypsy; Kings; Steal Away; Disaster; All I Need; Long River; Time; Shadows On The Wall; Laksmi's Song; The Dalang ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 75074 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 IV - Atomic Rooster All Across The Country; Save Me; Voodoo In You/Jackie Avery; Moods; Take One Toke; Can't Find A Reason; Ear In The Snow; What You Gonna Do/Chris Farlowe Note: Licensed from B&C Records in the UK. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKL 9001 [Mono] - Released in 1964 The Folk Box - Various Artists Produced by Jac Holzman Cynthia Gooding: Greensleeves; Ian Campbell Folk Group: Down In The Coal Mine; Ewan MacColl: Geordie; Irish Ramblers: Whiskey In The Jar; Susan Reed: Irish Famine Song; Ed McCurdy: Gypsy Laddie; Jean Redpath: Tae The Weavers; African Traveling Song; Navajo Night Chant; Gene Bluestein: Skada At America; New Lost City Ramblers: When First Unto This Country; Susan Reed: Springfield Mountain; Ed McCurdy: Good Old Colony Times; Oscar Brand: Jefferson And Liberty; Pete Seeger: Darling Cory; Jack Elliott: Jesse James; Leadbelly: Rock Island Line; Woody Guthrie: Oregon Trail; Erik Darling: Swannanda Tunnel; Ed McCurdy: Kentucky Moonshine; Alabama School Children: Green Green Rocky Road; Leadbelly: Pick A Bale Of Cotton; Seafarers Chorus: Haul On The Bowline; Pete Seeger: Paddy Works On The Railway; Harry Jackson: I Ride An Old Paint; Cisco Houston: Zebra Dun; Horace Sprott: Field Holler; Koerner, Ray & Glover: Linin' Track; Willer Turner: Now Your Man Done Gone; Josh White: Timber; Negro Prisoners: Grizzly Bear; Marilyn Child & Glenn Yarbrough: Mary Had A Baby; Josh White: Jesus Gonna Make Up My Dyin Bed; Blind Willie Johnson: Dark Was The Night; Judy Collins: Twelve Gates To The City; Theodore Bikel: A Zemer; Glenn Yarbrough: Wayfaring Stranger; Ed McCurdy: Simple Gifts; Leadbelly: Meetin' At The Building; Bob Gibson: You Can Tell the World; Christian Tabernacle Church: Down By The Riverside Willy Clancy: Sligo Reel/Mountain Road; Eric Weissberg: Old Joe Clark; Clarence Ashley: Coo Coo Bird; Tom Paley: Shady Grove; Eric Weissberg & Marshall Brickman: Flop-Eared Mule; Jean Ritchie: Nottamun Town; Doc Watson and others: Amazing Grace; Doc Watson: Cripple Creek; The Dillards: Pretty Polly; George Pegram & Walter Parham: Yellow Rose Of Texas; Dián And The Greenbriar Boys: Green Corn; The Dillards: Old Man At The Mill; Sonny Terry: Lost John; Big Bill Broonzy: I Wonder When I'll Get To Be Called a Man; Leadbelly: Black Snake Moan; Blind Lemon Jefferson: See That My Grave Is Kept Clean; Hally Wood: House Of The Rising Sun; Mark Spoelstra: France Blues; New Lost City Ramblers: Carter Blues; Dave Ray: Slappin' On My Black Cat Bone; Dave Van Ronk: Don't Leave Me Here; Josh White: Southern Exposure; Ed McCurdy: John Brown's Body; Frank Warner: Virginia's Bloody Soil; Theodore Bikel: Two Brothers; Judy Collins: Masters of War; Theodore Bikel: Blow The Candles Out; Jean Redpath: Love Is Teasin'; Clarence Ashley and Doc Watson: Sally Ann; Jean Ritchie: Little Devils; Limeliters: The Hammer Song; Woody Guthrie: This Land Is Your Land; Pete Seeger, Almanac Singer With Audience: Which Side Are You On?; New Lost City Ramblers: No Depression In Heaven; Woody Guthrie: Talking Dust Bowl; Big Bill Broonzy: Black Brown And White; Oscar Brand: Talking Atomic Blues; Hamilton Camp: Girl From The North Country; Judy Collins: The Dove; Tom Paxton: High Sheriff Of Hazard; Phil Ochs: The Thresher; Pete Seeger: We Shall Overcome Side 1: Songs Of The Old World And Migration To The New Side 2: Settling, Exploring And Growing In The New World Side 3: Work Songs Side 4: Many Worshippers, One God Side 5: Country Music - From Ballads To Bluegrass Side 6: Nothing But The Blues Side 7: Of War, Love And Hope Side 8: Broadsides, Topical Songs, Protest Songs Note: A boxed set of 4 discs with a 48 page booklet , put together by Robert Shelton with the assistance of Folkways Records. This box was issued in the UK as EUK 2512/2. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKS 79002 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 Absolutely Live - The Doors Produced by Paul Rothchild Who Do You Love; Alabama' Song; Backdoor Man; Love Hides; Five To One; Build Me A Woman; When The Music's Over; Close To You; Universal Mind; Break On Thru #2; Celebration Of The Lizard; Soul Kitchen Note: Double album. ____________________________________________________ Elektra [Mono] - Released in 1973 The Elektra Story (Project) - BBC Radio London 'Fresh Garbage' Series Produced by Andy Finney Note: This was a radio program presented by Andy Finney and Bob Harris. A hundred or so copies were pressed by Elektra in the UK onto a double LP package. ____________________________________________________ Elektra 60381 [Stereo] - Released in 1984 Bleecker And MacDougal (The Folk Scene Of The 1960's) [The Jac Holzman Years] - Various Artists Edited by Lenny Kaye Fred Neil: Bleecker and MacDougal; Mark Spoelstra: White Winged Dove; Bruce Murdoch: Rompin' Rovin' Days; Dave Van Ronk: Don't You Leave Me Here; Geoff Muldaur: Ginger Man; Eric von Schmidt: Blow Whistle Blow; Hamilton Camp: Girl from the North Country; Patrick Sky: Many a Mile; Josh White: One Meat Ball; Josh White: Johnny Has Gone for a Soldier; Josh White: Free and Equal Blues; The Even Dozen Jug Band: On The Road Again; Danny Kalb: Hello Baby Blues; Koerner, Ray & Glover: Good Time Charlie; Koerner, Ray & Glover: Titanic; Koerner, Ray & Glover: John Hardy; Oscar Brand: Talking Atomic Blues; Oscar Brand: Great Selchie of Shule Skerry; Will Holt: M T A; Tom Paley & Peggy Seeger: Who's Going to Shoe Your Pretty Little Foot; Tom Paley: Buck Dancer's Choice; Tom Paley: Cuckoo (The); Eric Weissberg: Devil's Dream; Eric Weissberg: Nine Hundred Miles; Dick Rosmini: Nine Hundred Miles to Go; Dick Rosmini: Picker's Medley; The Limeliters: If I Had A Hammer; The Limeliters: Lonesome Traveller; Glenn Yarbrough: House of the Rising Sun; Erik Darling: Pretty Polly; Erik Darling: Salty Dog; The Folksingers: Peter Gray; The Travellers 3: Marcella Wahine; The Travellers 3: Sinner Man; Judy Henske: Wade in the Water; Tom Paxton: I Can't Help But Wonder Where I'm Bound; Tom Paxton: What did you Learn in School Today; Tom Paxton: The Last Thing on my Mind; Tom Paxton: Daily News; Tom Paxton: Ramblin' Boy; Tom Paxton: Lyndon Johnson Told The Nation; Tom Paxton: Bottle Of Wine; Phil Ochs: Power And The Glory; Phil Ochs: I Ain't Marchin' Anymore; Phil Ochs: Here's To The State Of Mississippi; Phil Ochs: Changes; Phil Ochs: Love Me I'm A Liberal; Phil Ochs: When I'm Gone; Judy Collins: Maid Of Constant Sorrow; Judy Collins: Fannerio; Judy Collins: The Bells Of Rhymney; Judy Collins: Daddy You've Been On My Mind; Tom Rush: Urge For Going; Tom Rush: Panama Limited; Fred Neil: Blues On The Ceiling; Fred Neil: Other Side To This Life; Fred Neil: A Little Bit of Rain; Richard Fariña: House Un-American Blues Activity Dream; Richard Fariña: Birmingham Sunday; David Blue: Midnight Through Morning; David Blue: So Easy She Goes By ____________________________________________________ Elektra 60383 [Stereo] - Released in 1984 Crossroads (White Blues in the 1960's) [The Jac Holzman Years] - Various Artists Edited by Lenny Kaye Koerner, Ray & Glover: Linin' Track; Koerner, Ray & Glover: Hangman; Koerner, Ray & Glover: One Kind Favor; Koerner, Ray & Glover: Banjo Thing; Koerner, Ray & Glover: Jimmy Bell; Koerner, Ray & Glover: Corrina; Koerner, Ray & Glover: Fannin Street; Koerner, Ray & Glover: Black Dog; Koerner, Ray & Glover: Poor Howard; Koerner, Ray & Glover: Black Betty; Koerner, Ray & Glover: Broke Down Engine; Koerner, Ray & Glover: Rent Party Rag; Koerner, Ray & Glover: Don't Let Right Hand Know What Your Left Hand Do; Koerner, Ray & Glover: Can't Get My Rest At Night; Dave Van Ronk: Bad Dream Blues; Geoff Muldaur: Downtown Blues; Mark Spoelstra: France Blues; Danny Kalb: I'm Troubled; Al Kooper: Can't Keep From Crying Sometimes; Tom Rush: You Can't Tell a Book by the Cover; The Lovin' Spoonful: Good Time Music; The Lovin' Spoonful: Almost Grown; The Lovin' Spoonful: Searchin'; The Lovin' Spoonful: Don't Bank on it Baby; Eric Clapton & the Powerhouse: Steppin' Out; Eric Clapton & the Powerhouse: Crossroads; Eric Clapton & the Powerhouse: I Want to Know; The Paul Butterfield Blues Band: Born in Chicago; The Paul Butterfield Blues Band: Shake your Money-Maker; The Paul Butterfield Blues Band: Blues with a Feeling; The Paul Butterfield Blues Band: I Got My Mojo Working; The Paul Butterfield Blues Band: Mellow Down Easy; The Paul Butterfield Blues Band: Look Over Yonder's Wall; The Paul Butterfield Blues Band: Good Morning Little Schoolgirl; The Paul Butterfield Blues Band: Walkin Blues; The Paul Butterfield Blues Band: I Got A Mind To Give Up Living; The Paul Butterfield Blues Band: Work Song; The Paul Butterfield Blues Band: Pity the Fool Note: Boxed set of 3 LPs in series 'The Jac Holzman Years' with booklet. ____________________________________________________ Elektra 60402 [Stereo] - Released in 1985 O Love Is Teasin' (Anglo-American Mountain Balladry) - Various Artists Edited by Lenny Kaye Tom Paley: Shady Grove; Tom Paley: The Miller's Song; Tom Paley: Old Grey Goose; Tom Paley: Jackaro; Tom Paley: The Girl On The Greenbriar Shore; Tom Paley: Little Maggie; Tom Paley: Banjo Pieces; Tom Paley: Pretty Polly Susan Reed: Barbara Allen; Ed McCurdy: The Two Sisters; Cynthia Gooding: The Cherry Tree Carol; Ellen Stekert: Froggie Went A-Courtin'; Lori Holland: Gypsy Lover; Susan Reed: The Golden Vanity; Ed McCurdy: Lord Randal; Shep Ginandes: The Wife of Usher's Well; Susan Reed: The Foggy Dew; Ed McCurdy: The Derby Ram; Myra Ross: John Riley; Cynthia Gooding: The Lass From The Low Countrie; Peggy Seeger: Love Henry (Young Hunting); George Pegram: Little Old Log Cabin In The Lane; Susan Reed: At The Foot Of Yonders Mountain; Jean Ritchie: O Love Is Teasin'; Jean Ritchie: Black Is The Color; Jean Ritchie: Jubilee; Jean Ritchie: Old Virginny; Jean Ritchie: Skin And Bones; Jean Ritchie: The Little Devils; Jean Ritchie: The Cuckoo Version I; Jean Ritchie: The Cuckoo Version II; Jean Ritchie: Cedar Swamp; Jean Ritchie: Nottamun Town; Jean Ritchie: The Hangman's Song; Jean Ritchie: Sister Phoebe; Jean Ritchie: False Sir John; Jean Ritchie: Dulcimer Pieces: Shady Grove, Old King Cole, Skip To My Lou; Jean Ritchie: Batchelor's Hall; Jean Ritchie: One Morning In May; Jean Ritchie: Jemmy Taylor-O; Jean Ritchie: Killy Krankie; Jean Ritchie: Old Woman And Pig; Jean Ritchie: Hush Little Baby; Jean Ritchie: The Little Sparrow; Jean Ritchie: Goin' To Boston; Oscar Brand And Jean Ritchie: Hey Little Boy; Oscar Brand and Jean Ritchie: I Wonder When I Shall be Married; Oscar Brand and Jean Ritchie: The Keys Of Canterbury; Oscar Brand and Jean Ritchie: Young Man Who Wouldn't Hoe Corn (A); Oscar Brand and Jean Ritchie: Hog Drivers; Oscar Brand and Jean Ritchie: Lazy John; Oscar Brand and Jean Ritchie: My Good Old Man; Oscar Brand and Jean Ritchie: Paper of Pins; Oscar Brand and Jean Ritchie: No Sir Note: Boxed set of 3 LPs in series 'The Jac Holzman Years' with booklet. ____________________________________________________ Elektra 60403 [Stereo] - Released in 1985 Elektrock (The Sixties) - Various Artists Edited by Lenny Kaye The Holy Modal Rounders: Bird Song; The Beefeaters (Byrds): Please Let Me Love You; The Beefeaters (Byrds): Don't Be Long; Luke And The Apostles: Been Burnt; Ars Nova: March Of The Mad Duke's Circus; Clear Light: Black Roses; Clear Light: Mr Blue; Earth Opera: The Red Sox Are Winning; Earth Opera: Home To You; Eclection: Nevertheless; David Peel and the Lower East Side: I Like Marijuana; Wild Thing: In A Gadda-Da-Vida; Roxy: Rock And Roll Circus; Crabby Appleton: Go Back; Rhinoceros: Apricot Brandy; Rhinoceros: I Need Love; Gulliver (featuring Daryl Hall): Christine; Voices of East Harlem: Right On Be Free; Delaney & Bonnie: Someday; Delaney & Bonnie: Get Ourselves Together; The Stalk-Forrest Group: Arthur Comics; Nico: Frozen Warnings; The Butterfield Blues Band: East-West; The Incredible String Band: Way Back In The 1960s; Love: My Little Red Book; Love: Hey Joe; Love: Signed D C; Love: Seven And Seven Is; Love: She Comes In Colors; Love: Alone Again Or; Love: Andmoreagain; Love: Singing Cowboy; Tim Buckley: Aren't You The Girl; Tim Buckley: Strange Street Affair Under Blue; Tim Buckley: I Can't See You; Tim Buckley: No Man Can Find The War; Tim Buckley: Pleasant Street; Tim Buckley: Dream Letter; Tim Buckley: Morning Glory; The MC5: Kick Out The Jams; The MC5: Come Together; The MC5: Motor City Is Burning; The MC5: Rambin' Rose; The MC5: Starship; The Stooges: 1969; The Stooges: I Wanna Be Your Dog; The Stooges: No Fun; The Stooges: T V Eye; The Stooges: 1970 Note: Boxed set of 4 LPs in series 'The Jac Holzman Years' with booklet. ____________________________________________________ Elektra 5E 502 [Stereo] - Released in 1978 An American Prayer - Jim Morrison: Music by the Doors Produced by John Haeny, John Densmore, Robbie Krieger, Frank Lisciandro and Ray Manzarek Awake; Ghost Song; Dawn's Highway/New Born Awakening; To Come of Age; Black Polished Chrome/Latino Chrome; Angels and Sailors/Stoned Immaculate; Curses, Invocations; American Night; Roadhouse Blues; Lament; The Hitchhiker; An American Prayer (The End, Albinoni Adagio) Note: Posthumous post-dubbing by the remaining Doors over poetry tapes recorded in the early Seventies by Jim. [Also released on CD] ____________________________________________________ Elektra 7E 2006 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Nuggets - Artyfacts Of The First Psychedelic Era - Various Artists Edited by Lenny Kaye and Jac Holzman Electric Prunes: I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night; Standells: Dirty Water; Strangeloves: Night Time; Knickerbockers: Lies; Vagrants: Respect; Mouse: A Public Execution; Blues Project: No Time Like The Right Time; Shadows Of Knight: Oh Yeah; Seeds: Pushin' Too Hard; Barbarians: Moulty; Remains: Don't Look Back; Magicians: Invitation To Cry; Castaways: Liar Liar; Thirteenth Floor Elevators: You're Gonna Miss Me; Count Five: Psychotic Reaction; Leaves: Hey Joe; Michael And The Messengers: Just Like Romeo And Juliet; Cryan Shames: Sugar And Spice; Amboy Dukes: Baby Please Don't Go; Blues Magoos: Tobacco Road; Chocolate Watch Band: Let's Talk About Girls; Mojo Men: Sit Down I Think I Love You; Third Rail: Run Run Run; Sagittarius: My World Fell Down; Nazz: Open My Eyes; Premiers: Farmer John; Magic Mushrooms: It's-A-Happening Note: Double album. UK release was short two tracks for which clearance was not obtained: Seeds (Pushing Too Hard) + AN Other. ____________________________________________________ Elektra CC 1 [Mono] - Released in 1958 Morse Code Course Produced by Jac Holzman Note: 12 progressive recorded lessons on a 12-inch LP intended as an aid to acquiring skill in sending and receiving International Morse Code. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EB 1 [Stereo] - Released in 1968 Elektra's Best: Volume 1, 1966 through 1968 - Various Artists Tim Buckley: Morning Glory; Paul Butterfield Blues Band: Born In Chicago; Paul Butterfield Blues Band: In My Own Dream; Judy Collins: Both Sides Now; Judy Collins: Suzanne; Judy Collins: Someday Soon; David Ackles: Down River; The Doors: Light My Fire; The Doors: Hello, I Love You; The Doors: Touch Me; The Dillards: Listen To The Sound; Earth Opera: Home To You; Diane Hildebrand: Early Morning Blues And Greens; Love: Seven And Seven Is; Love: Alone Again Or; Incredible String Band: First Girl I Loved; Incredible String Band: Air; Lonnie Mack: Why; Lonnie Mack: Save Your Money; 'Spider' John Koerner and Willie Murphy: Magazine Lady; Tom Rush: No Regrets; Hold Modal Rounders: Bird Song; Tom Paxton: Mister Blue; Rhinoceros: I Need Love; Rhinoceros: Apricot Brandy; Zodiac Cosmic Sounds: Aquarius; Baroque Beatles Book: You've Got to Hide Your Love Away/Ticket to Ride Note: A double album for radio station use. ____________________________________________________ Elektra S3 10 [Stereo] - Released in 1971 Garden Of Delights - Various Artists Butterfield Blues Band: Play On; Carly Simon: Alone; 'Spider' John Koerner and Willie Murphy: Magazine Lady; Paul Siebel: She Made Me Lose My Blues; Don Nix: Three Angels; Carol Hall: If I Be Your Lady; Tim Buckley: Wings; Bread: London Bridge; Beefeaters: Please Let Me Love You; Love: Hey Joe; Clear Light: Mr Blue; Crabby Appleton: Peace by Peace; Show Of Hands: Moondance; The Stooges: Down on the Street; The Voices of East Harlem: Right On, Be Free; Joshua Rifkin: Scott Joplin's 'Maple Leaf Rag'; Even Dozen Jug Band: Come On In; Josh White: Jesus Gonna Make Up My Dyin' Bed; Lonnie Mack: Lay It Down; Lord Buckley: The Nazz; The New Seekers: Blackberry Way; Farquahr: Start Living; Rhinoceros: Apricot Brandy; Swamp Dogg: Creepin' Away; Roxy: Listen To The Music; The Wackers: Travellin' Time; Diane Hildebrand: Early Morning Blues And Greens; The Rainbow Band: Rama Rama; Siren: The Stride; Incredible String Band: Blackjack Davy; Lindisfarne: Lady Eleanor; Audience: It Brings A Tear; Atomic Rooster: Nobody Else; Renaissance: Island; Timber: Bring America Home; The Quinames Band: Green Rolling Hills Of West Virginia; Judy Collins: Coming Of The Roads; David Ackles: Subway To The Country; Jeanie Green: Like A Road Leading Home; Earth Opera: Home To You Note: This compilation may have been for radio station use but it boasts copious liner notes which were a DJ's dream. Jac and Keith Holzman put it together to celebrate the 17th anniversary of the first sampler LP: Elektra's 'A Folk Music Sampler' of 1954. ____________________________________________________ Elektra SMP 2 [Mono] - Released in 1956 Folk Festival - Various Artists Ed McCurdy: Josie; Jean Léon Destiné and Ensemble: Declaration Paysanne; Clarence Cooper: Erie Canal; Cynthia Gooding and Theodore Bikel: Coplas; Ed McCurdy: Robin Hood And The Bold Pedlar; Theodore Bikel: Ptsach Bazemer; Jean Ritchie: Nottamun Town; Cynthia Gooding: Bella Regazza; Josh White: John Henry; Los Gitanillos De Cadiz: Sevillanas; Susan Reed: Must I Go Bound; Theodore Bikel: Mangwani Mpulele; Alan Arkin: Crawdad Song; Suzanne Robert: Le Moulin De La Galette; Cynthia Gooding: The Derby Ram; Gordon Heath and Lee Payant: Au Clair De La Lune; Jean Ritchie and Oscar Brand: Keys Of Canterbury; The Funmakers: My Ain House ____________________________________________________ Elektra SMP 3 [Mono] - Released in 1957 Folk Pops 'n Jazz Sampler - Various Artists Edited by Jac Holzman Josh White: Midnight Special; Cynthia Gooding: Lass Of The Low Countrie; Clarence Cooper: Nine Hundred Miles; Ed McCurdy: Sacramento; Sabicas: Soleares; Susan Reed: Black Is The Color; Glenn Yarbrough: Hard, Ain't It Hard; The New York Jazz Quartet: Coo Coo Calypso; Four French Horns: Come Rain Or Come Shine; The Jazz Messengers: Ugh!; Norene Tate: The Wail; The New York Jazz Quartet: Blue Chips; Teddy Charles: Skylark Note: The actual order of the three musical categories varied depending on whether you looked at the front, back or spine of the cover. In the sleeve note Jac explains how the origins of folk and jazz are similar and that the apparently diverse album is, in fact, homogenous. ____________________________________________________ Elektra SMP 5 [Mono] Folk Sampler Five - Various Artists A Maid Goin' To Comber; Bulerias; Nine Foot Shovel; Hora Heachzut; Mary Had A Baby; Beryuzoviye Kalyechke; Swannanda Tunnel; Steel Merengue; Kum Aher Du Filozof; Johnson Boys; Ankaranin Tasina Bak; Michael Row The Boat Ashore; Il Est Petit; Which Is The Properest Day To; Stay Away From The Girls; Day-O ____________________________________________________ Elektra SMP 6 [Mono] The Folk Scene - Various Artists Bowling Green; Red Sun; Gypsy Laddie; Pretty Saro; Talking Dust Bowl; Flop-Eared Mule; Grizzly Bear; Bonnie Highland Laddie; Greenland Fisheries; One Sunday Morning; Lowlands Of Holland; Gilgary Mountain; Daily Growing; Squid Jiggin' Ground ____________________________________________________ Elektra SMP 7 [Mono] [Stereo] Sound Effects Sampler - Sound Effects Machine Guns; Telephone Rings Five Times; Plate Glass Smashing; Ping Pong; Fire Engine Passes With Bell; Steam Locomotive; Jet Fighter Flyby; Bacon Frying; Ethereal Space Sounds; Pile Driver; Niagara Falls; IBM Electric Typewriter; News Presses; High Speed; Hacksaw; Prize Fight; Large Arena; Car Skid and Crash; Pop Bottle Sequence; Steamship Blast; Surf; Cricket Background; Pinball Machine; Bowling Sequence; Shooting Gallery; Dentist's Drill; Tea Kettle Sequence; Grandfather Clock Strikes Twelve; Trolley Car; Gong; Seven Strokes; Carousel; Stage Coach Passes; Tire Pump; Coal Truck Unloading Note: Stereo album had number SMP-7-ST. ____________________________________________________ Elektra SMP 8 [Mono] [Stereo] - Released in 1965 Folksong '65 - Various Artists Tom Rush: Long John; Judy Collins: So Early, Early In The Morning; Koerner, Ray & Glover: Linin' Track; Hamilton Camp: Girl Of The North Country; Dick Rosmini: 900 Miles; Tom Paxton: The Last Thing On My Mind; Paul Butterfield: Born In Chicago; Kathy and Carol: Fair Beauty Bright; Mark Spoelstra: White Winged Dove; Fred Neil: Blues On The Ceiling; Bruce Murdoch: Rompin' Rovin' Days; Phil Ochs: Power And The Glory Note: Stereo number is S-78 ____________________________________________________ Dandelion D9 101 [Stereo] - Released in 1970 Ask Me No Questions - Bridget St John Produced by John Peel To B Without A Hitch; Autumn Lullaby; Curl Your Toes; Like Never Before; The Curious Crystals Of Unusual Purity; Bare Feet And Hot Pavements; I Like To Be With You In The Sun; Lizard-Long-Tongue Boy; Hello Again (Of Course); Many Happy Returns; Broken Faith; Ask Me No Questions Note: Licensed from the Dandelion label in the UK. John Martyn plays second guitar on parts of this. ____________________________________________________ Dandelion D9 102 [Stereo] I'm Back And I'm Proud - Gene Vincent Rockin' Robin; In The Pines; Be Bop A Lulu; Rainbow At Midnight; Black Letter; White Lightning; Sexy Ways; Ruby Baby; Lotta Lovin; Circle Never Broken; Number Nine Lonesome Whistle; Scarlet Ribbons Note: The energetic original rocker makes his come-back and final album: courtesy of the Dandelion label in the UK. ____________________________________________________ Dandelion D9 103 [Stereo] Soundtrack - Principal Edwards Magic Theatre Enigmatic Insomniac Machine; Sacrifice; Death Of Don Quixote; Third Sonnet; To A Broken Guitar; Pinky A Mystery Cycle Note: Licensed from the Dandelion label in the UK. ____________________________________________________ Dandelion D9 104 [Stereo] Siren - Siren Ze Ze Ze Ze Ze; Get Right Church; Rock Me Baby; Wake Up My Children; Wasting My Time; Sixteen Women; First Time I Saw Your Face; Gardener Man; And I Wonder; The War Is Over; Asylum; Bertha Lee; I Wonder Where Note: Licensed from the Dandelion label in the UK. Siren features Kevin Coyne. The UK versions of both Siren albums were released in the UK as a single CD in 1994 on See For Miles Records SEECD 413. ____________________________________________________ Countryside CM 101 [Stereo] Pure Country - Garland Frady A Good Love Is Like A Good Song; Silver Moon; Orange Silk Blouse; I Still Miss Someone; Brand New Tennessee Waltz; You Be You; I Can See Clearly Now; Drivin' Down That Lonesome Road; Teach Your Children; Bar-Rooms Have Found You ____________________________________________________ Countryside CM 102 [Stereo] - Released in 1973 Velvet Hammer In A Cowboy Band - Red Rhodes Produced by Michael Nesmith for Countryside Crippled Lion; Poinciana; Lothario In A; Jay's Tune; Dana's Waltz; Lunar Nova; Lonesome; Great American Thunder Turkey; Steel Guitar Waltz ____________________________________________________ Elektra EUK 253 [Mono] - Released in 1966 A Cold Wind Blows - Various Artists Produced by Joe Boyd Cyril Tawney: Five Foot Flirt; Alasdair Clayre, Peggy Seeger and Martin Carthy: Hawthorne Berries; Matt McGinn, David Speirs: Get Up, Get Out; Johnny Handle: Dust; Alasdair Clayre, Peggy Seeger: Tiny Newman; Matt McGinn, David Speirs: The Champagne Flows; Johnny Handle: The Trepanner Song; Cyril Tawney: Monday Morning; Matt McGinn, David Speirs: Mr Rising Price; Johnny Handle: Fill Up The Pints Again; Alasdair Clayre: Old Man's Song; Matt McGinn, David Speirs: I've Packed Up My Bags; Cyril Tawney: Sammy's Bar; Johnny Handle: The Old Pubs; Alasdair Clayre, Peggy Seeger: A Cold Wind Blows; Matt McGinn: Jeannie Gallacher; Johnny Handle: Because It Wouldn't Pay; Cyril Tawney: The Oggie Man ____________________________________________________ Elektra EUK 254 [Mono] - Released in 1966 The Incredible String Band - Incredible String Band Produced by Joe Boyd Maybe Someday; October Song; When The Music Starts To Play; Schaeffer's Jig; Womankind; The Tree; Whistle Tune; Dandelion Blues; How Happy I Am; Empty Pocket Blues; Smoke Shovelling Song; Can't Keep Me Here; Good As Gone; Footsteps Of The Heron; Niggertown; Everything's Fine Right Now Note: Original UK release. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EUK 255 [Mono] - Released in 1967 Alasdair Clayre - Alasdair Clayre Produced by Joe Boyd and Alasdair Clayre The Invisible Backwards-Facing Grocer Who Rose To Fame; Snow; Adam And The Beasts; Lighterman; Night Song; Tied To The Line; The Professor And The Girl; A Gentle Easy-Flowing River; The Formless Maid; The Wayward Way; Irish Girl; Lament For A Writer; Old Couple Walking; Lullaby And Come Afloat ____________________________________________________ Elektra EUK 256 [Mono] [Stereo] - Released in 1967 AMMMusic - AMM Produced by Harry Davis and Jac Holzman Later During A Flaming Riviera Sunset; After Rapidly Circling The Plaza Note: Improvised music using both conventional instruments and 'found' sounds. The group included Cornelius Cardew and there is a photo of Jac on the sleeve. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKL 5000 [Mono] The Golden Apple - Original New York Cast of the early Fifties musical, based on the legend of Helen of Troy Note: Released by arrangement with RCA. ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKL 5001 [Mono] The Folk Song Kit/How To Play Folk Guitar - Lee Hays ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKL 5002 [Mono] Dramatic Cue Mood Music 1- Dramatic Cue Music Produced by Jac Holzman ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKL 5003 [Mono] Dramatic Cue and Mood Music 2 - Dramatic Cue Music Produced by Jac Holzman ____________________________________________________ Elektra EKL 5004 [Mono] Dramatic Cue and Mood Music 3 - Dramatic Cue Music Produced by Jac Holzman 1951 -- 1958 | 1959 -- 1967 | 1968 -- 1973 |
