Jazz Waltzes in German Progressive Rock
- "Alabaster Keaton" (Aera) from Hand und Fuss, 1976 (jazz waltz/fusion)
- "Difference" (Häx Cel) from Zwai, 1972
- "Hallelujah" (Hallelujah) from Hallelujah Babe, 1971
- "Hysterical" (My Solid Ground) from SWF, 1973
- "Mosaik" (Joy Unlimited), from Reflektions, 1973
- "Music" (Häx Cel) from Zwai, 1972
- "Bosco Biati Weib Alles" (Brainstorm), from Smile A While, 1973
- "There Was a Time" (Brainstorm), from Last Smile, 1974
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