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A Boy Named Sue/ San Quentin (M), Columbia/Coll. 33177 , 1969: $9.00 |
| Ballad of a Teenage Queen (M), Sun/Coll. 3092, 1958: $8.00 |
 Ballad of a Teenage Queen/ Big River (M), Sun 283, 1958: $40.00 |
 Big River/ Come In Stranger (M), Sun 1121, 1958: $9.00 |
| Blistered/ See Ruby Fall (M-), Columbia HOF 3386, 1969: $6.00 |
| Chicken In Black/ Battle of Nashville (M), Columbia 04513, 1974: $8.00 |
| Drive On/ Delia's Gone (M), American 18091, 1994: $10.00 |
| Folsom Prison Blues (M), Sun/Coll. 3087, 1956: $16.00 |
| Frankie's Man, Johnny/ You Dreamer You (M-), Columbia 41371, 1959: $12.00 |
 Guess Things Happen That Way/ Come In Stranger (EX+), Sun 295, 1958: $32.00 |
| Guess Things Happen That Way/ Come In Stranger (M ), Sun 27, 1958: $7.00 |
| I Walk The Line (M), Sun/Coll. 3087, 1956: $16.00 |
| I Walk The Line (M), Columbia/Coll. 33101, 1964: $10.00 |
| I Walk The Line/ Get Rhythm (M), Sun/TMR 187, 1956: $14.00 |
| It Ain't Me Babe (M), Columbia/Coll. 33089, 1964: $10.00 |
| It Ain't Me Babe/ Understand Your Man (M), Columbia HOF 33091, 1964: $7.00 |
| Kate/ The Miracle Man (M), Columbia 45590, 1972: $8.00 |
| Man In Black/ Little Bit Of Yesterday (M), Columbia 45339, 1971: $14.00 |
| Orange Blossom Special (M), Columbia/Coll. 33101, 1965: $10.00 |
| Papa Was A Good Man/ I Promise You (M ), Columbia 45460, 1971: $10.00 |
| Ring Of Fire (M), Columbia/Coll. 33089, 1963: $10.00 |
| Ring Of Fire/ I'd Still Be There (M-), Columbia 42788, 1963: $18.00 |
| Tennessee Flat-Top Box/ That Old Wheel (M-), Mercury 870688, 1988: $7.00 |
| The Lady Came From Baltimore/ Lonesome To The Bone (M- ), Columbia 10066, 1974: $8.00 |
| What Is Truth/ Sing A Traveling Song (M-), Columbia 45134, 1970: $12.00 |
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