Still more Seventies tunes; since most of these tracks seem to date from the early Seventies, I threw in a late-1980 track (the Joan Jett) for alleged balance. The cover babe? According to the ad copy, “Nobody does more for legs than Burlington.”

Track listing for 111093-2:

1. Gary Wright: Dream Weaver
2. Carl Douglas: Kung Fu Fighting
3. Nilsson: Without You
4. David Bowie: Suffragette City
5. The Pipkins: Gimme Dat Ding
6. The Dramatics: Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get
7. Joan Jett and the Blackhearts: I Love Rock ‘N Roll
8. Gordon Lightfoot: If You Could Read My Mind
9. Norman Greenbaum: Spirit in the Sky
10. The 5th Dimension: One Less Bell to Answer
11. The O’Jays: Back Stabbers
12. Alive & Kicking: Tighter, Tighter
13. Sugarloaf: Don’t Call Us, We’ll Call You
14. Dobie Gray: Drift Away
15. Billy Ocean: Love Really Hurts Without You
16. The Ides of March: Vehicle
17. Bread: Let Your Love Go
18. Stevie Wonder: Sir Duke
19. Badfinger: Day After Day
20. Elton John: The Bitch Is Back
21. Reunion: Life Is a Rock (But the Radio Rolled Me)
22. 10cc: I’m Not in Love
23. Ramones: I Wanna Be Sedated

More Seventies tunes, and yet another leggy cover babe, this one from Norlyn.

Track listing for 111076-2:

1. Roxy Music: Love Is the Drug
2. Randy Newman: Short People
3. Steely Dan: Do It Again
4. Blood, Sweat & Tears: Go Down Gamblin’
5. The Bells: Stay Awhile
6. Dr. John: Right Place Wrong Time
7. Cornelius Bros. and Sister Rose: Too Late to Turn Back Now
8. The Edgar Winter Group: Frankenstein
9. T. Rex: Bang a Gong (Get It On)
10. Dire Straits: Sultans of Swing
11. Donna Summer: Hot Stuff
12. The Main Ingredient: Everybody Plays the Fool
13. George Harrison: What Is Life
14. Terry Jacks: Seasons in the Sun
15. The Hollies: Long Cool Woman (in a Black Dress)
16. Isaac Hayes: Theme from Shaft
17. The Doobie Brothers: Long Train Runnin’
18. Thelma Houston: Don’t Leave Me This Way
19. Boston: More Than a Feeling

Some more examples of, well, that Seventies stuff, though no solo Beatles this time around. Cover photo from an Elbeo ad.

Track listing for 111072-2:

1. Emerson, Lake and Palmer: From the Beginning
2. Jethro Tull: Bungle in the Jungle
3. The Stampeders: Sweet City Woman
4. Abba: Waterloo
5. Ian Gomm: Hold On
6. Warren Zevon: Werewolves of London
7. Albert Hammond: It Never Rains in Southern California
8. Stevie Wonder: Superstition
9. The Friends of Distinction: Love or Let Me Be Lonely
10. Alice Cooper: No More Mr. Nice Guy
11. Blondie: Heart of Glass
12. Raydio: Jack and Jill
13. Leon Russell: Tight Rope
14. Olivia Newton-John: If Not for You
15. James Gang: Walk Away
16. Danny O’Keefe: Good Time Charlie’s Got the Blues
17. Yvonne Elliman: If I Can’t Have You
18. Electric Light Orchestra: Sweet Talkin’ Woman
19. Deniece Williams: Free
20. Stories: Brother Louie
21. T. Rex: Metal Guru
22. Eagles: Take It to the Limit

The title more or less speaks for itself, although I worked in solo hits by all four Beatles as a sop to my Sixties-obsessed self. Wolford furnished the cover art, quite involuntarily; I began to hunt down hosiery ads and such for possible cover material.

Track listing for 111061-2:

1. The Rolling Stones: It’s Only Rock and Roll *
2. Ringo Starr: It Don’t Come Easy
3. Ace: How Long
4. Raspberries: I Wanna Be with You
5. Skylark: Wildflower
6. Lee Michaels: Do You Know What I Mean
7. Average White Band: Pick Up the Pieces
8. The Spinners: I’ll Be Around
9. Mocedades: Eres Tu
10. Loudon Wainwright III: Dead Skunk
11. Rick Derringer: Rock and Roll, Hootchie Koo
12. Maria Muldaur: Midnight at the Oasis
13. The Stylistics: You Are Everything
14. John Lennon: Imagine
15. Linda Ronstadt: You’re No Good
16. Harry Chapin: Cat’s in the Cradle
17. Bill Withers: Ain’t No Sunshine
18. Paul McCartney: Jet
19. Led Zeppelin: Immigrant Song
20. Todd Rundgren: I See the Light
21. George Harrison: My Sweet Lord

* But I like it.