*The Cynics: Last Mistake (Here We Are/Get Hip, 2007)

*The Royal Pendletons: Losing Hand (V/A A History of Memphis Garage Rock: The 90s/Shangri-La Projects)
originally included on the “Smokin’” CD EP, original release date unknown

*The Reverse: Killing Me (Mp3)
Posted to the Podsafe Music Network by The Reverse, 1/2007

(bed) Jonathan Richman and The Modern Lovers: Yo Jo Jo (It’s Time For…/Rough Trade, 1986)

*The Hate Bombs: On Thing On My Mind (Here Comes Treble/360 Twist, 1997)

*The Malibus: Cry (V/A Back From The Grave, Part One/Crypt, 1983)
original 7″ released on Malibu, 1966

*Holly Golightly: No Big Thing (7″/Hangman’s Daughter, 1996)

*Pat Wallace: (I’m Gonna) Fill The Hole In Your Soul (V/A Winning Sides #2/Hip-Shake, 2005)
original 7″ released on St.Clair, 1965

(bed) The Ventures: Diamonds (Surfing/Dolton, 1963)

*The Cicadelics: We’re Gonna Love This Way (V/A TX Flashback, Vol. 1/Music Maniac, 1997)
original 7″ released on Psychedelic Sound, 1967

*Sir Winston & The Commons: We’re Gonna Love (V/A Back From The Grave, Vol. 3/Crypt, 1984)
original 7″ released on Soma, 1966

*The Modern Lovers: She Cracked (S/T/Beserkley, 1976)

*The Bamboo Kids: She Got Off (S/T/Get Hip, 2004)

(bed) The Thunderchiefs: Buzzard Coupe (Dig The…/Wormtone, 2007)

*The Bugs: Pretty Girl (V/A The Polaris Records Story/Bacchus Archives, 1991)
original 7″ released on Polaris, 1966

*The Weathervane: 4-4, 5-4 (V/A Seeds Turn To Flowers Turn To Dust (Things Change)/Bacchus Archives, 1999)
original 7″ released on Plamie, 1968

*Turpentine Brothers: People Are Talkin’ (demo CD, 2002)

*Blues Magoos: (We Ain’t Got) Nothin’ Yet (Psychedelic Lollipop/Mercury, 1966)

(bed) The Gee-Cees: Buzzsaw Twist (V/A Las Vegas Grind, Part 2 CD/Strip)
original 7″ released on Crest, 1961

*The Subsonics: Pretty Pills (Follow Me Down/Get Hip, 1998)

*The Sons Of Hercules: Spittin’ Fire (Hits For The Misses/Unclean, 1996)

*The Nervous Breakdowns: I Dig Your Mind (V/A Psychedelic Unknowns/Calico, 1979)
original 7″ released on Take 6, 1967

(bed) The Aquasonics: Hot Doggin’ (Play Songs For The Surfin’ Set!/Wormtone, 2006)

*The Grains Of Sand: Goin’ Away Baby (V/A Pebbles/Mastercharge, 1978)
original 7″ released on Fenton, 1966

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