“I Ain’t Gonna Eat Out My Heart Anymore,” The Rascals, The Ultimate Rascals, Warner
“Angel of the Morning,” Juice Newton, Juice Newton’s Greatest Hits, Capitol Nashville
“Brown Eyed Girl,” Cadence, Frost Free, Cadence
“Crystal Blue Persuasion,” Tommy James and the Shondells, Crimson and Clover, Rhino
“Black Is the Color of My True Love’s Hair,” Orriel Smith, Folk Classics, Columbia
“Colour My World,” Chicago, Love Songs, Rhino
“Play with Fire,” The Rolling Stones, Hot Rocks, 1964-1971, Abkco
“Bread and Butter,” The Newbeats, The Best of Newbeats, Sony ATV
“South of the Border (Down Mexico Way),” Chris Isaak, Baja Sessions, Reprise
“Back Stabbers,” The O’Jays, Billboard Top Rock 'n' Roll Hits: 1972, Rhino/Wea
“Lose Again,” Karla Bonoff, Listen to the Music: '70s Female Singers, Rhino/Wea
“Armen’s Theme,” David Seville, Hard to Find Pop Instrumentals II, Eric
“If You’ve Got the Money Honey,” Willie Nelson, Willie Nelson, 16 Biggest Hits, Columbia
“Money Changes Everything,” Nanci Griffith, The Loving Kind, Rounder
“Money, Money, Money,” Abba, Abba, The Albums, Polydor
“Money for Nothing,” Dire Straights, Sultans Of Swing-The Very Best Of Dire Straits, Warner Bros.
“She Works Hard for the Money,” Donna Summer, The Journey, The Very Best of Donna Summer, UTV
“Money for Nothing/Beverly Hillbillies,” Weird Al Yankovic, Weird Al Yankovic, Greatest Hits Vol. I, Volcano
“You Never Give Me Your Money,” The Beatles, Abbey Road, Apple
“Money, That’s What I Want,” Barrett Strong, Do You Love Me, 1960’s R&B Party, Motown Classics Gold, Motown
“It’s Money That Matters,” Randy Newman, Land of Dreams, Warner Bros
“Save Your Money,” Lonnie Mack, Glad I’m in the Band, Rhino/Elektra
“Greenback Dollar,” The Kingston Trio,” The Kingston Trio, Early American Hero, Pair

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