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Windsong Label Discography by David Edwards, Mike Callahan & Patrice Eyries © 2018 by Mike Callahan Windsong Label Discography Windsong Label Discography by David Edwards, Mike Callahan & Patrice Eyries © 2018 by Mike Callahan Windsong Label Discography Releases in the RCA Consolidated Numbering System BHL 1 1006 – Liberty – Liberty [1975] She Made Me Lose My Blues/I Remember You/Sitting On Top Of The World/Song Of Wyoming/Sweet Papa Hurry Home/Sweet Jesus Take Me Home/Honey Be There/Ain’t Misbehavin’/Miss Molly/Java Jive/Always Be With Him (Song For Maharaj Ji) BHL 1 1125 – Homebrew – Starwood [1976] Showdown/Dance The Night Away/Skinny Body/Night Club Singer/One Time Band/Little Band Of Human Kindness//Oregon/New Day/Cowboy’s Delight/Durango/Big Town BML 1 1351 – Starland Vocal Band – Starland Vocal Band [1976] Boulder To Birmingham/Baby, You Look Good To Me Tonight/American Tune/Starland/California Day//War Surplus Baby/Starting All Over Again/Afternoon Delight/Hail! Hail! Rock And Roll!/Ain't It The Fall BHL 1 1366 – Lee Holdridge Conducts the Music of John Denver – Lee Holdridge [1976] Rocky Mountain High/Goodbye Again/Late Winter, Early Spring/Annie’s Other Song/My Sweet Lady/Sunshine On My Shoulders/Medley: Follow Me, Leaving On A Jet Plane/Annie’s Song/The John Denver Suite: Calypso. Fly Away. The Eagle And The Hawk BHL 1-2037 – So Close – Helen Schneider [1977] So Close/Tryin' To Say Goodbye/All The Time/Sad Eyes/Cuddle Up/Why Don't We Live Together/Darlin'/Yakkin (Your Mind Is On Vacation)/How I Miss You/I Never Meant To Hurt You BML 1 2216 – Johnny’s Dance Band – Johnny’s Dance Band [1977] The Best Days are Here/Paradise/Take Me Home/Take Me to the Party/Up to Me//Guilty/Roll It Away/Lonely Lover/Pushed around Too Long/Everything That Glitters Ain’t Gold BML 1 2239 – Rear View Mirror – Starland Vocal Band [1977] Liberated Woman/Mr. Wrong/The Light Of My Life/Too Long A Journey/Norfolk/St. Croix Silent Night/Rear View Mirror/Fallin’ In A Deep Hole/Prism/Don’t Say Forever BHL 1 2337 – Off the Wall – Roger Miller [1977] Oklahoma Woman/There’s Nobody Like You/Baby Me Baby/Dark Side Of The Moon/Stephen Foster/Some People Make It/I’ve Gotten Used To The Cryin’/Roll Away/Ain’t Gonna Work No More/Na-Nominee BHL 1 2416 – Michael Smotherman – Michael Smotherman [1977] I Know, I Know/Roll On Brother/It's Easy Once You Know/Harriet/For Crying Out Loud/Smokin' In Tupelo/I've Gotten Used To The Crying/Holy Moly (Cried The Queen)/What Goes Around/Can You Fool BML 1 2489 – Rocky and ChyAnn – Rocky and ChyAnn [1977] Rockin' In The Cradle Of Love/Alone/We Get Off On Sunshine/Now I'm Gonna Love You/Henry/Can I Ever Drive Through Denver (Without Calling Out Your Name)/Down By The Creek/Down With The Sun/Jimmie/Oh Sweet Colorado BXL 1 2589 – Doonesbury’s Jimmy Thudpucker and the Walden West Rhythm Section Greatest Hits – Jimmy Thudpucker [1977] You Can’t Fight It/Take Your Life/I Don’t Know My Love/Stop/Indian Brown/Where Can I Go/I Do Believe/Fretman Sam/Ginny’s Song/So Long, Overture ’73 1 BML 1 2598 – Late Nite Radio – Starland Vocal Band [1978] Late Nite Radio/Don’t Go To Oregon/The Man Who Couldn’t Get Away/Akron/Fly Away/Write Your Life/Third Rate Romance/Everyman/Please Ms. Newslady/Friends With You BML 1 2708 – In Time – Renee Armand [1978] Love On A Shoestring/(We're) Dancin' In The Dark/House Up On The Hill/Indian Brown/In Time/Suite For 3 Poems. Living In The City; Signs; Ashes, Like Us/High Wind Blowin'/Beggarman/The Bitter Taste Of Wild Things BML 1 2710 – Let It Be Now – Helen Schneider [1978] Let It Be Now/Every Step Of The Way/Someday/Time/Until Now/Loneliness/Love Me/Am I Too Late/The Valentino Tango/Rock Me And Caress Me BML 1 2711 – Love Wounds, Flesh Wounds – Johnny’s Dance Band [1978] Crazy Eddie/Love Wounds/All You Wanna Do Is Dance/Alfredo/Boom Boom/Lie To Me/Wrap Me Up/Avenue Of Love/Middle Of The Night/Be My Friend BML 1 3403 — Blind Date — Blind Date [1979] Boys Will Be Boys/Baby Goodbye/Do You Love Me/All Of Me/Twin Engines/I’ll Take You Anywhere/Hollywood Girl/Trouble Maker/Midnight Imagination BML 1 3404 — Lead Me On — Maxine Nightingale [1979] Hideaway/(Bringing Out) The Girl In Me/Darlin’ Dear/Love Me Like You Mean It/Lead Me On/No One Like My Baby/You Got To Me/Ask Billy (They Tell Me)/You Are The Most Important Person In Your Life BXL 1 3498 — It’s A Man’s World — Nan Mancini [1979] Teenage Love Affair/Midnight Show/Talk Of The Town/Help (Is On The Way)/Man’s World/Rock And Roll Blues/Unkind Boy/People Say BXL 1 3502 — Post No Bills — Kocky [1979] I Can’t Dance (With Nobody But You)/So Glad I Found You/Remone/Hold On To That Groove/Just Keep On Dancin’/That’s How It Is/Share Love/Everybody Is A Winner BXL 1-3528 — Bittersweet — Maxine Nightingale [1980] Take Your Heart/I’m Givin’ It All To You/Work On It/Just Because//All Night With Me/Never Enough/Tight Spot/Why Did You Turn Me On BXL 1 3536 — 4x4 — Starland Vocal Band [1980] Loving You With My Eyes/A Fool In Love/Apartment For Rent/Baby Sent A Letter/Everybody La Bamba/Love, I Thought I Would Never Find Love/Love Stuff/If You’re Good To Me/Down At The Hop/You’re Gonna Make Me Lonesome When You Go BML 1 3538 — Danny Spanos — Danny Spanos [1980] One Night Stands/Going For The One/Rastaman/Livewire Express/In The Morning/Queen Of The Boulevard/Under My Skin/She Is Butter/Come See Me Live/Rock Me Shock Me BML 1 3642 — Yes With My Body — Models [1980] Yes With My Body/Don't Stop Now/It's Better Than Nothin'/Don't Ever/What A Lovin' Man/(Help Me) This Guy Is Crazy 2.
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