Waylon Jennings - Walk On Out Of My Mind

RCA 47-9414, 1967

One of his better sides from the '60s, as produced by Chet Atkins.

Musicians on this include Fred Carter, Jerry Reed and Charlie McCoy, to name a few.

The Grass Roots - Let's Live For Today

Dunhill 4084, 1967

A recent score - it's pretty hard to find an original copy (with the radio mix) in good shape these days.

This single marks the beginning of the band's v2.0 phase (Creed's debut on lead guitar, P.F. Sloan and Steve Barry moving on to just producing). For '60s pop, this is about as close to perfect as it gets.



Brilliant use of minor chords in the chorus.

Digable Planets - Where I'm From

Elektra 64674, 1992


Here's proof that mainstream 45s were still being pressed in the '90s, though I can't imagine who would have bought them (especially when cassingles were so readily available).

This features the '7" mix', which seems to be the same edit/mix used for the video.

Captain Beefheart And The Magic Band - Light Reflected Off The Oceands Of The Moon

Epic 14-03190, 1982
 
A non-LP instrumental track on the B-side of "Ice Cream For Crow", which I guess makes this the last thing he released before completely disappearing from the music world.

Fans will notice this is actually "Hey Garland I Dig Your Tweed Coat", sans vocal, with CB working some serious saxophone damage instead.