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RESPECT YOURSELF- DON'T TURN AROUND-Black Ivory-Today Col Staple Singers-Stax HOT THANG-Eddie Senay-Sussex BURGERS-Hot Tuna-Grunt RECORD BAR EAST COAST BORDER LORD-Kris Kristofferson- MERRIMACK COUNTRY-Tom Rush-Col EAT A PEACH-Allman Brothers-Capricorn Monument THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY SHOPPING BAG- FIRST TAKE-Roberta Flack-Atlantic AMERICA-WB EAT A PEACH-Allman Brothers-Capricorn Bell HARVEST-Neil Young-Reprise BOBBY WHITLOCK-ABC HELLHOUND TRAIN-Savoy Brown-Parrot HEADKEEPER-Dave Mason-Blue Thumb EAT A PEACH-Allman Brothers-Capricorn JACKSON BROWNE-Asylum ROCKIN'-Guess Who-RCA ENNEA-Chase-Epic LET'S STAY TOGETHER-Al Green-Hi ROSE DISCOUNT CHICAGO SITTIN' IN-Loggins/Messina-Col FIRST TAKE-Roberta Flack-Atlantic MIKE HARRISON-Island THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY SHOPPING BAG- POSSIBLE PROJECTION OF THE FUTURE- OH HOW WE DANCED-Jim Capaldi-Island BEDTIME STORY-Tammy Wynette-Epic Bell Al Kooper-Col SITTIN' IN-Loggias/Messina-Col BEST OF FREDA PAYNE-Invictus RECALL THE BEGINNING-Steve Miller Band CRY-Lynn Anderson-Col -Capitol BLACK UNITY-Pharoah Sanders-Impulse TOWER RECORDS SAN FRANCISCO ROADWORK-Edgar Winter's White Trash- INDIVIDUALLY & COLLECTIVELY - Epic MOSES MUSIC LITTLE ROCK 5th Dimension-Bell CRUSADERS I-Jazz Crusaders- SMOKIN'-Humble Pie-A&M LIVE CREAM VOL. II-Atco Blue Thumb STRAIGHT SHOOTER-James Gang-ABC LOVE IS LIKE A SPINNING WHEEL- DR. HOOK'S MEDICINE SHOW-Col AMERICA-WB Jan Howard-Decca EAT A PEACH-Allman Brothers-Capricorn BLOOD SWEAT & TEARS GREATEST HITS- SMOKIN'-Humble Pie-A&M HARVEST-Neil Young-Reprise Col STRAIGHT SHOOTER-James Gang-ABC HELLHOUND TRAIN-Savoy Brown-Parrot KING KAROL N.Y. BORDER LORD-Kris Kristofferson- THE GODFATHER-Soundtrack-Paramount HENDRIX IN THE WEST-Jimi Hendrix- Monument Reprise AMERICA-WB FM & AM-George Carlin-Little David LET'S STAY TOGETHER-Al Green-Hi HARVEST-Neil Young-Reprise BURGERS-Hot Tuna-Grunt MUSICLAND MINNEAPOLIS PAUL SIMON-Col EAT A PEACH-Allman Brothers-Capricorn HELLHOUND TRAIN-Savoy Brown-Parrot ROADWORK-Edgar Winter's White Trash- HARVEST-Neil Young-Reprise JOY-Apollo 100-Mega AMERICA-WB Epic HENDRIX IN THE WEST-Jimi Hendrix- MUSIC FROM ACROSS THE WAY- BLOOD SWEAT & TEARS GREATEST HITS- THE FOUR SIDES OF MELANIE-Buddah James Last-Polydor Reprise Col MUSIC OF MY MIND-Stevie Wonder- EAT A PEACH-Allman Brothers-Capricorn BORDER LORD-Kris Kristofferson- SPACE & FIRST TAKES-Lee Michaels-A&M Tamla Monument D.J.'S SOUND CITY; SEATTLE ROADWORK-Edgar Winter's White Trash- EAT A PEACH-Allman Brothers-Capricorn Epic HARVEST-Neil Young-Reprise AND THATS THE TRUTH-Lily Tomlin- SMOKIN'-Humble Pie-A&M HENDRIX IN THE WEST-Jimi Hendrix- Polydor THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY SHOPPING BAG- JEFFERSON STORE KENDALL, FLA. Reprise BURGERS-Hot Tuna-Grunt Bell ROCKIN'-Guess Who-RCA CRUSADERS I-Jazz Crusaders- WOYAYA-Osibisa-Decca AND THATS THE TRUTH-Lily Tomlin- SMOKIN'-Humble Pie-A&M Blue Thumb Polydor STRAIGHT SHOOTER-James Gang-ABC EAT A PEACH-Allman Brothers-Capricorn BLOOD SWEAT & TEARS GREATEST HITS- THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY SHOPPING BAG- ENNEA-Chase-Epic Col Bell JACKSON BROWNE-Asylum SAM GOODY N.Y.-N.J. COMPOST-Col ROADWORK-Edgar Winter's White -Flash- CRY-Lynn Anderson-Col Epic BOBBY WHITLOCK-Dunhill DR. HOOK'S MEDICINE SHOW-Col VENTURES ST. LOUIS SMOKIN'-Humble Pie-A&M BURGERS-Hot Tuna-Grunt EAT A PEACH-Allman Brothers-Capricorn STRAIGHT SHOOTER-James Gang-ABC EAT A PEACH-Allman Brothers-Capricorn ENNEA-Chase-Epic BURGERS-Hot Tuna-Grunt THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY SHOPPING BAG- HEADS & TAILS-Harry Chapin-Elektra HARVEST-Neil Young-Reprise EAT A PEACH-Allman Brothers-Capricorn Bell.
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