Mark's Music Collection

One Of Our Deleted Albums Series John Kay was the front man, lead singer, guitarist in Steppenwolf. He released this solo album in 1972 on ABC Dunhill Records, catalogue number DSX-50120. It has since been deleted from the ABC Dunhill catalogue although it has been re-released on a reissue label. It is definitely not like a Steppenwolf album. It is mainly acoustic tracks featuring John Kay compositions and covers of songs John Kay liked. Audio here taken from a 1970's Canadian pressing of the original ABC Dunhill Records vinyl LP. Track List: 1. Many A Mile 0:00 2. Walk Beside Me 4:29 3. You Win Again (cover of Hank Williams original) 9:44 4. To Be Alive 13:47 5. Bold Marauder (cover of Richard Farina original) 18:48 6. Two Of A Kind 23:57 7. Walkin' Blues (cover of Robert Johnson original) 29:57 8. Somebody 32:44 9. I'm Movin' On (cover of Hank Snow original) 36:54 Here are links to more information on John Kay: Official John Kay/Steppenwolf website: https://steppenwolf.com/ Canadian Music Hall of Fame: https://canadianmusichalloffame.ca/in... https://www.allmusic.com/artist/john-... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Ka...) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steppen...) Discographies: https://www.allmusic.com/artist/john-... https://www.discogs.com/artist/248332... https://www.allmusic.com/album/steppe... https://www.discogs.com/artist/98528-... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steppen...

One Of Our Deleted Albums Series Neil Merryweather is a bass player from Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, He is still active as professional musician. Here are links to his YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_Gz... and his Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Neil-Merrywe... He released Space Rangers in 1974 on Mercury Records, catalogue number SRM-1-1007. Space Rangers is a good album but it had limited commercial success and has been deleted from the Mercury Records catalogue for decades. It is currently available as an mp3 download from a re-issue label: https://www.amazon.com/Space-Rangers-... The audio here was taken from a 1974 Canadian pressing of the original Mercury Records vinyl LP, which I bought when it was first released. Track list: 1. Hollywood Boulevard 0:00 2. Step In the Right Direction 5:37 3. Eight Miles High 9:19 4. King Of Mars 13:00 5. Neon Man 16:36 6. Sunshine Superman 20:40 7. Road To Hades 24:39 8. High Altitude Hide And Seek 28:42 9. Escape 32:19 10. Sole Survivor 35:10 Album Credits: Neil Merryweather: vocals, bass, guitar Micheal “Jeep” Willis: lead guitar Timmy McGovern: drums Edgemont: synthesizer Produced by Neil Merryweather Recording Engineers: Hugh Davis, Chuck Johnson, Roger Dollarhide Recorded at The Village Recorder Here are links to some Neil Merryweather discographies: https://www.discogs.com/artist/476888... https://www.allmusic.com/artist/neil-... Here are links to information about Neil Merryweather: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merrywe... ) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neil_Me... https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC_Gz... Note: I have never seen this album on CD. The tracks on this album are available on an mp3 download from a re-issue label: https://www.amazon.com/Space-Rangers-...

One Of Our Deleted Albums Series John Mayall released this album in 1974, It's not one of his best albums but it's still worth a listen.

One Of Our Deleted Albums Series Doug And The Slugs was a Vancouver, B.C. based band which released its first album, Cognac And Bolgna, in 1980. Music For The Hard Of Thinking was Doug And The Slugs' 3rd album, released in 1982 on RCA Records, catalogue number KKL1-0480. Doug And The Slugs had a hit from this album with Making It Work. Music For The Hard Of Thinking was a good album but it has since been deleted from the RCA Records catalogue and, as far as I am aware, is currently only available as 2nd hand copies of the original LP's. Audio taken from a 1982 Canadian pressing of the original RCA Records vinyl LP. Track list: 1. If You Don't Come 0:00 2. Nobody But Me 4:05 3. Making It Work 7:23 4. Take It Or Leave It 10:53 5. St. Laurent Summer 14:20 6. Who Knows How 18:58 7. Operator 23:05 8. Cover Of Love 26:43 9. When The Doorbell Rings 30:04 10. She's Looking At Me 33:38 Album Credits: Doug Bennett – vocals Rick Baker – guitar Steve Bosley – bass John Burton – guitar Simon Kendall – keyboards, bass, vocal John “Wally” Watson - drums Doug Bennett, the original lead singer and primary songwriter, died in 2004. The surviving members of the band are still performing. Here is a link to the Doug And The Slugs website: https://dougandtheslugs.ca/ Here are some links to Doug And The Slugs discographies: https://www.allmusic.com/artist/doug-... https://dougandtheslugs.ca/discography/ https://www.discogs.com/artist/950471... Here are some links to more information about Doug And The Slugs: https://www.allmusic.com/artist/doug-... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doug_an...

One Of Our Deleted Albums Series Buckingham Nicks was released on Anthem Records in 1973 by Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks. This was the album which brought Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks to the attention of Fleetwood Mac and resulted in Buckingham and Nicks joining Fleetwood Mac and making their debut with Fleetwood Mac on the 1975 release, Fleetwood Mac. This album featured the original recording of Crystal, which was re-recorded for the Fleetwood Mac album in 1975. This is a first rate album but, for some reason, it has been out of print for decades. The vinyl LP I took this audio from is a 1975 Canadian pressing on Quality Records (catalog number SV 1926), released after the Fleetwood Mac album had catapulted Lindsey Buckingham and Stevie Nicks to fame. Album credits: All songs written by Lindsey Buckingham and/or Stevie Nicks, except Django, written by John Lewis; Vocals: Stevie Nicks, Lindsey Buckingham; Drums: Hoppy Hodges, Jim Keltner, Ronnie Tutt; Guitars: Lindsey Buckingham, Waddy Wachtel; Bass: Mark Tulin, Lindsey Buckingham, Jerry Scheff; Keyboards: Peggy Sandvic; String Arrangements: Richard Halligan Percussion: Jorge Calderon, Lindsey Buckingham, Hoppy Hodges; Synthesizer: Monty Stark Producer/Engineer: Keith Olsen [Note: to my knowledge, this album has never been released on CD and has not been released commercially for decades. February 2021]

One Of Our Deleted Albums Series Rusty Warren (1930-2021) is largely forgotten today but in the late 1950's and early 1960's she was one of the highest paid nightclub performers in the US. She released this album in 1959 on the Jubilee label of Jay-Gee Records, catalogue number JGM 2024. It has been deleted for decades but has recently been released on a British re-issue label called Jasmine Records: https://www.amazon.com/Songs-Sinners-Knockers-RUSTY-WARREN/dp/B07NN4G18C/ref=sr_1_2?crid=9EWK285VBE9P and https://jasmine-records.co.uk/en/easy-listening/3180-rusty-warren--songs-for-sinners--knockers-up.html I have not heard the Jasmine Records reissue of this album but I have other Jasmine Records releases and they are all good quality. Audio taken from a 1960's US pressing of the original Jay-Gee Records vinyl LP which I recently found in a "$1 Records" bin at a local second hand record store. Track List: 1. Side 1 0:00 2. Side 2 22:55 Here are some links to more information on Rusty Warren: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/05/28/arts/rusty-warren-dead.html https://necmusic.edu/news/remembering-rusty-warren-sexual-revolutionary-song https://www.azcentral.com/story/news/local/phoenix/2021/05/27/rusty-warren-knockers-up-comic-out-phoenix-dead-91/7473428002/ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rusty_Warren https://www.advocate.com/news/2021/5/26/pioneering-lesbians-kay-lahusen-rusty-warren-dead

Track List: 1. Something About You (US Remix) 0:00​ 2. Coup D'Etat (Version) 7:57​ 3. Something About You (Sisa Mix) 11:54

One Of My Recommended 1980's Albums Duran Duran released this album in 1983 on Capitol Records, catalogue number ST 12310. It was the band's third album. This album is still available if you want to purchase your own copy. Here is a link: https://www.amazon.com/Seven-Ragged-Tiger-Duran/dp/B00009L1OB/ref=sr_1_2?crid=14R6D6OXYOI9W The audio here was taken from a 1980's Canadian pressing of the original Capitol Records vinyl LP. Track List: 1. The Reflex 0:00 2. New Moon On Monday 5:30 3. I'm Looking For Cracks In The Pavement 9:44 4. I Take The Dice 13:23 5. Of Crime And Passion 16:43 6. Union Of The Snake 20:24 7. Shadows On Your Side 24:54 8. Tiger Tiger 28:55 9. The Seventh Stranger 32:20 Here are some links to more information: https://duranduran.com/ https://www.allmusic.com/artist/duran-duran-mn0000128440/biography https://www.allmusic.com/artist/duran-duran-mn0000128440/discography https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duran_Duran

One Of Our Deleted Albums Series Leo Kottke released this album in 1975 on Capitol Records, catalogue number ST-11446. It was his 7th album and his last release on Capitol Records before he signed with Chrysalis Records. This album has been deleted from the Capitol Records catalogue. It was re-released on CD by a re-issue label but the re-issue CD seems to have been deleted too. Audio here taken from a 1970's Canadian pressing of the original Capitol Records vinyl LP. Track List: 1. Standing On The Outside 0:00 2. Power Failure 2:33 3. Venezuela There You Go 4:58 4. Don't You Think 8:07 5. Regards From Chuck Pink 11:41 6. Monkey Money 14:42 7. The Scarlatti Rip Off 16:26 8. Wheels 19:56 9. Grim To The Brim 21:44 10. Rebecca 24:59 11. Trombone 27:49 12. Can't Quite Put It Into Words 30:02 Here are some links to more information on Leo Kottke: https://www.leokottke.com/ https://www.leokottke.com/disc https://www.redlightmanagement.com/artists/leo-kottke/ https://www.allmusic.com/artist/leo-kottke-mn0000045077/biography https://www.allmusic.com/artist/leo-kottke-mn0000045077/discography https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leo_Kottke

One Of Our Deleted Albums Series The album was produced by former Rolling Stones bass player Bill Wyman, who also plays bass on this album. The album was released in 1985 on Passport Records, catalogue number PB-6047. It appears to have been deleted from the Passport Records catalogue but is available on streaming and on CD through a re-issue label. Here's a link: https://www.amazon.com/Willie-Poor-Boys/dp/B000000N8P/ref=sr_1_1?crid=28B00P958HKOO Audio here taken from a 1980's Canadian pressing of the original Passport Records vinyl LP. Track List: 1. Baby Please Don't Go 0:00 2. Can You Hear Me? 2:35 3. These Arms Of Mine 5:47 4. Revenue Man (White Lightning) 9:20 5. You Never Can Tell 11:57 6. Slippin' And Slidin' 15:51 7. Saturday Night 18:27 8. Let's Talk It Over 21:13 9. All Night Long 24:15 10. Chicken Shack Boogie 26:48 11. Sugar Bee 30:01 12. Poor Boy Boogie 33:14 Credits: Bill Wyman - bass, vocals, producer Charlie Watts - drums Geraint Watkins - keyboards, vocals Mickey Gee - guitar, vocals Andy Fairweather-Low - guitar, vocals Additional performances by: Jimmy Page, Paul Rodgers, Ray Cooper, Chris Rea, Steve Gregory, Kenny Jones, Henry Spinetti, Terry Williams Recording Engineers and Mixing: Stu Epps, Leif Mases, Steve Forward

One Of Our Deleted Albums Series Carla Olson is one of those musicians whose talents deserve far more recognition than she has achieved. The music business can be unfair. Carla Olson released this 2CD collaboration with former Rolling Stones and John Mayall lead guitarist Mick Taylor in 2008. It is an excellent album but it seems to have been deleted from the catalogs so I'm posting it on the channel. Carla Olson is an artist I highly recommend. Her catalog is well worth checking out. Here is a link to her website: http://www.carlaolson.com/home.html ​ Mick Taylor is an excellent guitar player whose catalog is worth checking out. Here is a link to his Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/micktaylorof... ​ and his Amazon page: https://www.amazon.com/Mick-Taylor/e/... ​ I'll add a track list in the near future.

One Of Our Deleted Albums Series Bob Seger released three albums between 1972-1974 which are relatively unknown and hard to find, which is surprising given Bob Seger's very successful career later in the 1970's. Back In 72 is one of those three albums. The other two are Seven and Smokin' O.P.'s, which I have also uploaded to this channel.. Back In 72 was originally released in 1973 on Reprise Records, catalogue number MS 2126, and, although it had some modest commercial success, it was/is nowhere near as well known as Bob Seger's post 1974 albums with the Silver Bullet Band. Despite Bob Seger's very successful career with the Silver Bullet Band after 1974, Back In 72 remained a relatively unknown album and became increasingly difficult to find. It was deleted from the Reprise Records catalogue by the 1980's and was later re-released on CD by Capitol Records in 1993 before being deleted again a few years later. This audio was taken from a 1973-74 Canadian pressing of the original Reprise Records vinyl LP which I bought after I first heard this album in 1974. As far as I am aware, Back In 72 is currently unavailable on CD or vinyl except as second hand copies of the original 1970's LP's and the 1990's re-issued CD's. https://www.amazon.com/Back-72-bob-se...​ Track List: 1. Midnight Rider 0:00​ 2. So I Wrote You A Song 2:44​ 3. Stealer 5:28​ 4. Rosalie 8:21​ 5. Turn The Page 11:45​ 6. Back In 72 16:59​ 7. Neon Sky 21:19​ 8. I've Been Working 24:58​ 9. I've Got Time 29:33​

One Of My Recommended 1970's Albums This was the first album by Mike Oldfield, who was 19 when this album was released on 25 May 1973. Mike Oldfield played all the instruments on this album. As well as being the first Mike Oldfield album release, it was also the first album released on Virgin Records. Track List: 1. Tubular Bells Part 1 0:00 2. Tubular Bells Part 2 25:36 Here are some links to more information: https://mikeoldfieldofficial.com/ https://www.allmusic.com/artist/mike-oldfield-mn0000489520/biography https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tubular_Bells https://www.discogs.com/master/15016-Mike-Oldfield-Tubular-Bells https://www.allmusic.com/artist/mike-oldfield-mn0000489520/discography https://www.discogs.com/artist/18666-Mike-Oldfield https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mike_Oldfield

One Of Our Deleted Albums Series Thomas Dolby released this album in 1982 on Harvest Records, catalogue number MLP-15007. The audio was taken from a 1983 Canadian pressing of the original vinyl LP. Track List: 1. She Blinded Me With Science 0:00 2. One Of Our Submarines 5:09 3. Windpower 12:19 4. Airwaves 18:06 5. Flying North 23:24

One Of Our Deleted Albums Series Little River Band was an Australian band which had commercial success in the mid to late 1970's. This is a live album which was released by Capitol Records (catalogue number SWBK-512061) in 1979 as a 2 LP set. It has since been deleted from the Capitol Records catalogue. The first LP (sides 1 and 2) contained an Australian performance with the Little River Band backed by the Adelaide Symphony Orchestra. It was recorded by the Australian Broadcasting Corporation. Little River Band on LP #1: Glenn Shorrock – Lead Vocals; Beeb Birtles – vocals, guitar; Graham Goble - vocals, guitar; David Briggs – lead guitar; Derek Pellici – drums; George McCardle – bass; The second LP (sides 3 and 4) contained recordings made on a 1979 North American Tour from performances at Coliseum, Edmonton – 23 October 1979; The Corral, Calgary – 24 October 1979; Pacific Coliseum, Vancouver – 26 October 1979; Performing Arts College Coliseum, Pullman – 27 October 1979; Gill Coliseum, Corvallis – 28 October 1979; Seattle Arena, Seattle – 30 October 1979; Berkeley Community Theatre, San Francisco – 1 November 1979. Little River Band on LP #2: Glenn Shorrock – Lead Vocals; Beeb Birtles – vocals, guitar; Graham Goble - vocals, guitar; David Briggs – lead guitar; Derek Pellici – drums; Barry Sullivan – bass; Mal Logan - keyboards The audio here was taken from a 1979 Canadian pressing (Columbia House, licensed from Capitol Records) of the original vinyl LP. Track List: LP 1 - Sides 1 & 2 1. It's A Long Way Home 0:00​ 2. So Many Paths 9:04​ 3. Statue of Liberty 13:51​ 4. Fall From Paradise 20:03​ 5. Light of Day 24:00​ 6. Reminiscing 34:10​ 7. The Man In Black 39:30​ 8. Help Is On Its Way 44:14​ LP 2 - Sides 3 & 4 1. Hard Life 48:26​ 2. The Rumor 52:56​ 3. Mistress Of Mine 57:13​ 4. Too Lonely Too Long 1:03:04​ 5. Red Shoes 1:06:17​ 6. I Don't Worry No More 1:11:09​ 7. Let's Dance 1:15:38​ 8. Man On The Run 1:19:10​ 9. It's Not A Wonder 1:23:17​ 10. Sweet Old Fashioned Man 1:28:01​ Note: this album has been released on CD but the CD release has since been deleted. When I checked Amazon prior to posting this video, used copies of the CD were being offered for well over $100.00.

One Of Our Deleted Albums Series Stories released the About Us album in 1973 on Kama Sutra Records, catalogue number KSBS 2068. Although the band had a major hit off this album with Brother Louie, this album has been deleted from the catalogues for decades.

One Of Our Deleted Albums Series Folk singer Oscar Brand (1920-2016) released a series of Bawdy Songs albums in the 1940's and 1950's. This one, Bawdy Songs And Backroom Ballads, Volume 4, was originally released in 1951 on the Audio Fidelity label, catalogue number AFLP-1847. The entire series has been unavailable for decades except as second hand LPs. The audio here was taken from a 1950's or early 1960's Canadian pressing (on the Phonodisc label) of the original vinyl LP. Track list: 1. Cindy 0:00​ 2. Tom Bolynn 2:33​ 3. Plymouth Town 5:03​ 4. Two Maidens 7:37​ 5. Basket Of Oysters 10:05​ 6. Green Grow The Rashes 12:17​ 7. The Cuckoo's Nest 14:14​ 8. Sweet Violets 16:46​ 9. The Money Rolls In 19:37​ 10. I Used To Work In Chicago 22:05​ 11. The Old Sea Chest 23:44​ 12. The Wayward Boy 26:48​ 13. Don't Call Me 29:23​ 14. Roll Me Over 32:18​ Here are links to some Oscar Brand discographies: http://www.oscarbrand.com/discog.htm ​ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oscar_B... ​ https://www.allmusic.com/artist/oscar... ​ Here are links to information about Oscar Brand: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oscar_B... ​ https://www.thecanadianencyclopedia.c... ​ http://www.oscarbrand.com/ ​ Note: I have never seen this album on CD. As far as I know, it has been unavailable for decades except as second hand copies of the original vinyl LPs. [February 2021]

Sugarhill Gang's Rappers Delight, released in 1979, was the first hip hop track to make it into the Billboard charts. The audio here was taken from a 1979 Canadian pressing of the 12 inch 33 rpm "Disco Single" release. Track List: 1. Rappers Delight - Long Version 0:00 2. Rappers Delight - Short Version 14:38

One Of Our Deleted Albums Series Charlie was a British band comprised primarily of top studio musicians. Note: the Steve Gadd on drums with Charlie is not the same Steve Gadd who did session work for Steely Dan, among many others. Charlie's No Second Chance album was released on Janus Records (catalog number JXS-7032) in 1977. It was deleted in the 1980's but was later re-released on CD. The CD has since been deleted and, as far as I am aware, this album is currently only as 2nd hand copies of the original LP's and CD's. Audio taken from a 1977 Canadian pressing of the original vinyl LP. Track list: 1. Johnny Hold Back 0:00 2. Turning To You 4:14 3. Don't Look Back 7:27 4. Pressure Point 11:57 5. Thirteen 15:40 6. No Second Chance 21:57 7. Lovers 26:40 8. Love Is Alright 33:03 9. Guitar Hero 37:10 Charlie band members: John Anderson - bass, vocals; Julian Colbeck - keyboards; Steve Gadd - drums; Terry Thomas - guitar,vocals Guest musicians: Peter Zorn – saxophone; Richard Burgess – percussion; Martin Short – guitar; Geoff Leach - piano Produced by Terry Thomas, Julian Colbeck; Recording Engineer/ Mixing: Peter Kelsey Recorded at Trident Studios, London, August/September 1976 Note: This album has been released on CD but, as far as I know, the CD has since been deleted and the album is not currently available in any format other than 23nd hand copies of the original LP's and CD's

Two Of My Recommended Albums In December 2019 I uploaded Link Wray's now deleted and unavailable 1979 album Bullshot to the channel. It has received several comments from listeners asking for more Link Wray material. As requested, here are some more Link Wray recordings. In the late 1970's and early 1980's there was a rockabilly revival. Robert Gordon was one of the best vocalists to come out of that rockabilly revival period but, unfortunately, he never received the recognition or commercial success his vocal talents deserved. In 1977 Robert Gordon recorded two albums with Link Wray: Robert Gordon With Link Wray and Fresh Fish Special. Both were originally released on RCA Records but are featured here on this Ace Records CD reissue from 1997. I'll upload the original 1977 RCA Records vinyl in future. The album tracks are mostly covers of 1950's rockabilly material. The other musicians backing Robert Gordon and Link Wray on these recordings were members of Bob Dylan's touring band at the time. This CD is still available. If you want to buy it here is a link: https://www.amazon.com/Robert-Gordon-...​ Track List 1. Red Hot 0:00​ 2. I Sure Miss You 2:24​ 3. Summertime Blues 5:26​ 4. Boppin' The Blues 7:44​ 5. Sweet Surrender 10:24​ 6. Flyin' Saucers Rock N' Roll 13:54​ 7. The Fool 15:46​ 8. It's In The Bottle 18:56​ 9. Woman (You're My Woman) 22:03​ 10. Is This The Way 24:40​ 11. The Way I Walk 27:55​ 12. Red Cadillac And A Black Moustache 30:44​ 13. If This Is Wrong 33:22​ 14. Five Days, Five Days 36:37​ 15. Fire 39:14​ 16. I Want To Be Free 41:54​ 17. Twenty Flight Rock 45:26​ 18. Sea Cruise 47:42​ 19. Lonesome Train (On A Lonesome Track) 50:22​ 20. Blue Eyes Don't Run Away 52:35​ 21. Endless Sleep 54:42​

One Of Our Deleted Albums Series Charlie was a British band comprised primarily of top studio musicians, including Steve Gadd on drums. This self titled album was released on Polydor Records (catalog number 813-622-1) in 1983. Charlie band members: Terry Sesler - vocals; Steve Gadd - drums; Terry Thomas - guitar,vocals; John Anderson - bass, vocals Robert Henrit - drums, percussion Produced by Terry Thomas, Kevin Beamish Recording Engineer: Kevin Beamish; Recorded at Jam Studios, London and Hit Factory,New York City, 1983 Audio taken from a 1983 West German pressing of the original vinyl LP. Note: I have never seen this album on CD and, as far as I know, it is not currently available in any format [

One Of Our Deleted Albums Series Richard Hudson and John Ford spent a few years in Strawbs before going out on their own as Hudson Ford in 1973. This was the first of four Hudson Ford albums released between 1973 and 1977. The first three Hudson Form albums were released on A&M Records; Nickelodeon was released on A&M Records in 1973 under catalogue number SP-3616. Nickelodeon has since been deleted from the A&M catalogue although it is available on a re-issue label as part of a compilation of the first three Hudson Ford albums. The audio here was taken from a 1973-74 Canadian pressing of the original vinyl LP. Hudson and Ford later went on to record two albums as The Monks. I have posted one album by the Monks and I will post another in the near future. Track List: 1. Crying Blues 0:00 2. Angels 3:34 3. I Wanted You 6:45 4. Hello I Thought You Were Dead 9:30 5. Burn Baby Burn 10:31 6. Dark Lord 13:34 7. Pick Up The Pieces 18:22 8. Let Her Cry 20:59 9. Tea Leaf 23:36 10. Take It Back 24:34 11. I Don't Understand 29:19 12. Revelations 31:13

Track List: 1. Mona Ray 0:00 2. When Shrimps Learn To Whistle 3:42 3. Twilight Property 7:16 4. Bill Cheatham 10:29 5. Vertical Trees 12:18 6. Medley-San Antonio Rose-America The Beautiful 14:58 7. Constant Traveler 17:04 8. Why Ask Why? 20:49 9. Taking A Sandwich To A Feast 23:02 10. Hole In The Day 25:53 11. Mona Roy 28:45