The Rolling Stones : Singles Collection (The London Years)

THERE'VE  HAVE BEEN

GOOD TIMES

THERE'VE

BEEN BAD TIMES

I HAVE MY SHARE

OF HARD TIMES TOO

BUT I LOST MY FAITH 

IN THE WORLD

HONEY,

WHEN I LOST YOU

The Beatles : Live at Shea Stadium 1965

YOU TELL LIES

THINKING I CAN'T SEE

YOU CAN'T CRY 'CAUSE

YOU'RE LAUGHING AT ME

Bobby Caldwell : All Time Greatest Hits

 Robert Hunter Caldwell 

(August 15, 1951 – March 14, 2023) 

was an

 American singer 

and songwriter. 

He released 

several albums spanning

 R&B, 

soul, 

jazz, 

and

 adult contemporary. 

Rod Stewart : Atlantic Crossing

I AM SAILING

I AM SAILING

HOME AGAIN

CROSS THE SEA

I AM SAILING 

STORMY WATERS

TO BE NEAR YOU

TO BE FREE

The Pretenders : Pretenders II

OH, BUT

IT'S HARD TO 

LIVE BY THE RULES

I NEVER COULD

AND STILL NEVER DO

The Who : Rarities Vol.1 / Rarities Vol. 2

WHEN YOU HEAR

THE SOUND A-COMIN'

HEAR THE DRUMMER'S DRUMMING

I WANT YOU TO

JOIN TOGETHER WITH THE BAND

Black Sabbath : The Singles Box (1970 -1978)

PEOPLE THINK 

I'M INSANE BECAUSE

I AM FROWNING 

ALL THE TIME

Roy Buchanan : The Prophet : The Unreleased First Polydor Album

 Leroy "Roy" Buchanan

 (September 23, 1939 – August 14, 1988) 

was an American 

guitarist 

and

 blues rock musician. 

A pioneer of the

 Telecaster sound,

 Buchanan worked as 

a sideman 

and as a 

solo artist, 

with two 

gold albums

 early in his career

 and two

 later solo albums

 that made it 

to the 

Billboard chart.

The Eagles : The Ballads

BEAUTIFUL FACES

AND LOUD 

EMPTY PLACES

LOOK AT THE WAY 

THAT WE LIVE

David Crosby : If I Could Only Remember My Name

 David Van Cortlandt Crosby 

(August 14, 1941 – January 18, 2023)

 was an 

American singer, 

songwriter, 

and guitarist. 

He first

 found fame 

as a member of 

the Byrds,

 with whom he helped 

pioneer the genres

 of folk rock 

and psychedelia

 in the mid-1960s,

and later as

 part of the 

supergroup 

Crosby, Stills & Nash, 

who helped popularize

 the California sound 

of the 1970s.

 In addition to his music, 

Crosby was known

 for his outspoken 

personality,

 politics, 

and personal troubles; 

he was sometimes 

depicted as emblematic 

of the counterculture

 of the 1960s