Buddah Records - Compilation Discography W/Billboard Chart Peak Positions

Compilation Discography W/Billboard Chart Peak Positions

  • Bubble Gum Music Is The Naked Truth (#105) -- Buddah BDS-5032—3/69
Hits by 1910 Fruitgum Company, Ohio Express, The Lemon Pipers, Kasenetz-Katz Singing Orchestral Circus, and Shadows Of Knight
  • Buddah's 360 Degree Dial-A-Hit—Buddah BDS-5039—1969
Tracks from Buddah, Kama Sutra and Curtom artists
  • The Amazing Mets (#197) -- Buddah 1969—11/69
Songs by the 1969 World Series Champions New York Mets (take note of the appropriately issued label number)
  • Dick Clark / 20 Years Of Rock & Roll (#27) -- Buddah BDS-5133—7/73
2-LP set of hits from 1953 to 1972. Original copies (with gatefold cover) include booklet and bonus 7" cardboard record "Inside Stories with Dick Clark" (reissues have none of the extras)
  • The Buddah Box—Essex Entertainment 7060—1993
3-CD set of 45 tracks by various Buddah artists (1965–1984). Includes 27-page booklet with label history and photos

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