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  Brother Love's Traveling Salvation Show/ A Modern Day Version of Love (M ), Uni 55109, 1969: $15.00 |
Cherry, Cherry (M), Collectables 4692 , 1966: $10.00 |
| Cherry, Cherry/ I'll Come Running (M-), Bang 528, 1966: $18.00 |
| Cracklin' Rosie (M), MCA/Coll. 90209, 1970: $10.00 |
| Cracklin' Rosie (M-), MCA 60018, 1970: $9.50 |
| Cracklin' Rosie/ Lordy (M-), Uni 55250, 1970: $14.00 |
| Forever In Blue Jeans (M), Columbia 33382, 1979: $7.00 |
 Front Page Story/ I'm Guilty (M-), Columbia 03801, 1983: $10.00 |
| Girl, You'll Be A Woman Soon (M), Collectables 4692, 1967: $10.00 |
| He Ain't Heavy... He's My Brother (M), MCA/Coll. 90209, 1972: $10.00 |
| He Ain't Heavy... He's My Brother (M-), MCA 60018, 1972: $9.50 |
| He Ain't Heavy... He's My Brother/ Free Life (M), Uni 55264, 1972: $12.00 |
| Hello Again/ Amazed and Confused (M-), Capitol 4960, 1981: $7.00 |
| If You Know What I Mean/ Street Life (M-), Columbia 10366, 1976: $8.00 |
| Longfellow Serenade/ Rosemary's Wine (M-), Columbia 10043, 1974: $8.00 |
| Red Red Wine/ Red Rubber Ball (M-), Bang 556, 1968: $18.00 |
| September Morn/ Say Maybe (M ), Columbia HOF 33391, 1979: $6.00 |
| Song Sung Blue/ Gitchy Goomy (M-), Uni 55326, 1972: $9.00 |
| Song Sung Blue/ Gitchy Goomy (M), MCA/Coll. 90243, 1972: $6.00 |
| Soolaimon (African Trilogy II)/ And The Grass Won't Pay No Mind (M), Uni 55224, 1970: $12.00 |
| Stones/ Crunchy Granola Suite (M-), Uni 55310, 1971: $8.00 |
| Thank The Lord For The Night Time/ The Long Way Home (M-), Bang 547, 1967: $14.00 |
| The Long Way Home/ Monday, Monday (M), Bang 703, 1973: $14.00 |
| Walk on Water/ High Rolling Man (M), Uni 55352, 1972: $10.00 |
Yesterday's Songs/ Guitar Heaven (M), Columbia 02604 , 1981: $9.00 |
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