“Sister Golden Hair,” America, “History,” Warner Bros.
“That’s What You Get for Lovin’ Me,” Gordon Lightfoot, “The United Artists Collection,” United Artists
 “Forever Young,” Joan Baez, “Classics, Vol. 8,” A&M 
“Longer,” Dan Fogelberg, “Greatest Hits,” Epic
“Tear Down the Walls,” Marin and Neil, “Troubadours of the Folk Era, Vol. 2,” Rhino
“Object of My Affection,” Shawn Colvin, “Fat City,” Columbia
“I Come and Stand at Every Door,” The Byrds, “Fifth Dimension,” Columbia
“If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out,” Cat Stevens, “Gold,” A&M
“The Punch Drunk Fighter,” Allen and Rossi, “25 Years of Recorded Comedy,” Warner Bros
“Sleep On,” Alison Krauss and Union Station, “Too Late to Cry,” Rounder
“Sittin’ on Top of the World,” Doc Watson, “Greatest Folksingers of the 60s,” Vanguard
“Theme from The Magnificent Seven,” Al Caiola, “Guitar Greats,” Master Classics Records
“St. Judy’s Comet,” Paul Simon, “There Goes Rhymin’ Simon,” Columbia
“Dreamland,” Mary Chapin Carpenter, “Party Doll,” Columbia
“Hush A Bye,” Peter, Paul, and Mary, “In the Wind,” Warner Bros.
“The Little Cowboy’s Lullaby,” Bill Staines, “Tracks and Trails,” Philo
“Pirate Ships,” Wendy Waldman, “Listen to the Music,” Rhino
Tranquillo,” Carly Simon, “Boys in the Trees,” Elektra
“Beautiful Boy,” John Lennon, “Double Fantasy,” Geffen
“Rock and Roll Lullaby,” B.J. Thomas, “B.J. Thomas All Time Greatest Hits,” K-Tel
“Rindercella,” Archie Campbell
“Baby of Mine,” Bette Midler, “Beaches Original Soundtrack,” Rhino
“Mountains O’Mourne,” Don McLean, “The Best of Don McLean,” EMI

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