Originally released in 1969 and remastered for CD by Magic Records in 2006, Call My Name is a rare and coveted studio effort from British blue-eyed soul singer James Royal. Known for his powerful, gritty vocals and dramatic delivery, Royal emerged as one of the UK's most compelling soul-pop belters of the late 1960s, gaining major traction across Continental Europe. Call My Name brings together a vibrant selection of late-60s Northern soul, dramatic orchestral pop, and gritty rhythm and blues, led by its standout title track alongside vibrant cuts like House Of Jack, A Woman Called Sorrow, and You'd Better Run. A hidden gem for collectors of late-60s British soul, freakbeat-adjacent pop, and R&B.

Released in 1994 as part of Time Life Music's acclaimed decade series, The 70's - 75 is a comprehensive two-disc collection highlighting twenty-four of the biggest chart toppers, radio hits, and seminal tracks from the year 1975. Across two meticulously remastered discs, the compilation captures the vibrant stylistic transition of the mid-70s, bridging Glam Rock, Hard Rock, Philly Soul, early Disco, Pop, and Country-Crossover. Disc 1 focuses on high-octane rock, glam, and pop staples from Elton John, Status Quo, Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel, Bad Company, and 10cc, while Disc 2 shifts focus to iconic soul, country-pop, and soft-rock classics from Labelle, Barry White, Minnie Riperton, Glen Campbell, and Gladys Knight & The Pips. The 70's - 75 offers an indispensable snapshot of mid-1970s pop culture and timeless radio anthems.

Released in 2008 by Japanese label M&I, V-Generation is a comprehensive 25-track retrospective from the iconic instrumental rock pioneers, The Ventures. Packed with signature electric guitar riffs, reverb-drenched surf rhythms, and tight percussion, this collection highlights both their global hit standards and their enormously popular Japanese market singles. Featuring classic renditions of essential instrumental anthems like "Walk Don't Run", "Pipeline", "Diamond Head", "Hawaii Five-O", and "Caravan", alongside fan-favorite "Eleki" classics such as "Kyoto Doll" and "Ginza Lights", this album serves as a masterclass in surf and instrumental rock excellence.