"Washington Square”, The Village Stompers, “Havin’ A 60’s Hootennany”, K-Tel
"The Theme From The Pink Panther”, Henry Mancini, “The Ultimate Pink Panther”, BMG
"Popcorn”, Hot Butter, “Super Hits of the 70’s, Vol. 9”, Rhino
"Cast Your Fate to the Wind”, Sounds Orchestral, “One Hit Wonders of the 60’s Vol. 1”, Rhino
“Anji”, Paul Simon, “Sounds of Silence”, Columbia
“Mah Nah Mah Nah”, Piero Umiliani
“Football Comes to the University of Chicago”, The Second City, “The American Comedy Box”, Rhino
“Yakaty Sax”, Boots Randolph, “The Very Best of Boots Randolph,” Sony
“Born Free”, Roger Williams, “20th Century Masters: The Best of Roger Williams”, UMG and Geffen Records
“Java”, Al Hirt, “RCA 100 Years of Music: Al Hirt’s Greatest Hits”, RCA
“Classical Gas”, Mason Williams, “Folk Favorites of the 60s and 70s” Reader’s Digest
“Walk, Don’t Run,” The Ventures, “Walk Don’t Run” CM EMI UA
“Last Date”, Floyd Cramer, “Super Hits”, RLG
“A Walk in the Black Forest”, Horst Jankowski and His Orchestra, Hard to Find Pop Instrumentals II, Epic Records
“Theme from a Summer Place”, Percy Faith, “The Graduate Soundtrack”, Sony
“No Matter What Shape,” The T-Bones, “Billboard Top Pop Hits, 1966”, Rhino
“Love is Blue”, Paul Mauriat, “Blooming Hits”, Philips Records
"Telstar”, The Tornadoes, “The Tornadoes Play Telstar and Other Great Hits”, Castle
“Car Phone”, Sheeler and Sheeler, “Dr. Demento’s 25th Anniversary Collection” Rhino
“Music Box Dancer” Frank Mills, “Music Box Dancer,” Peter Piper Music
Apache, Jorgen Ingmann, Hard to Find Pop Instrumentals II, Eric
“Calcutta”, Lawrence Welk, “Lawrence Welk – A Musical Anthology”, Ranwood Records
“The In-Crowd”, The Ramsey Lewis Trio, “Greatest Piano Hits”, GNP Crescendo
“The Lonely Bull”, Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, “The Lonely Bull”, A&M Records

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