King Harvest is the third and last album by Canadian band King Harvest. The previous album had the huge hit "Dancing In The Moonlight" and this was their follow-up. This was released by A&M and is a vinyl rip.

Memories was a 1975 album by bluegrass music legend Doc Watson. Originally released as a double LP by United Artists, Memories also features Merle Watson, Sam Bush, Courtney Johnson, Beverly Parker, and many others. This is taken from the Sugar Hill Records compact disc released in 1993.

Estudando O Samba/Correio Da Estação Do Brás is a 2-on-1 collection of two albums by Brazil's Tom Zé focusing on 1975's Estudando O Samba and 1978's Correio Da Estação Do Brás. This was remastered in 2000 as part of Continental/EastWest's "Série Dois Momentos" series, focusing on different Brazilian music. The disc was packaged with a Japanese obi strip to make it seem like a Japanese disc.

Blues På Svenska is the 1975 album by Peps Persson and Per "Slim" Notini and together, they are Swedish blues rock duo Peps Och Slim. This is taken from the 1994 compact disc remastered/reissued by Sonet.

This is a high school record ("private pressing") made for a school in San Diego, California in the United States. Side 1 is the Stage Band with some nice jazz; Side 2 is the Vocal Chorus, performing religious songs, including "Day By Day" from Godspell. This was released on University High Records.

飛・び・ま・す (Tobimasu) is the 1976 album by Japanese singer 山崎ハコ (Hako Yamasaki). This comes from the 2006 CD remaster with a bonus track recorded when she was 17, "男と女の部屋 (Otome No Heya)".

Hawaiian Country (also known as Melveen Leed's Hawaiian Country) is the 1975 album by Hawaiian singer Melveen Leed. It is a mixture of Hawaiian music with her love of country music, which was recorded during a visit to Nashville. This was reissued in 1998 by Lehua Records.

Venus And Mars is the 1975 album by Wings, a band that featured Paul McCartney, his wife Linda and Denny Laine plus whomever they wanted. The album features
the hit songs "Listen To What The Man Said", "Letting Go" and "Venus And Mars"/"Rock Show". This is the original quadraphonic (4-channel) mix released as a DTS CD, which means it can only be played on CD or DVD players that have DTS decoders. This was released in 1996 by Mobile Fidelity International.