Jazz Waltzes in Rock & Blues Rock
- "Golden Brown" (The Stranglers), 1981
- "Second Movement" (vocal parts) (Deep Purple) from Concerto for Group and Orchestra, 1969
- "Here's to the new year" (Slade) from Crackers - The Christmas Party Album, 1986
- "She belongs to me" (Jake Holmes), from The Above Ground Sound Of Jake Holmes, 1967
- "The Way Young Lovers Do" (Van Morrison), from Astral Weeks, 1968
- "What's the Use in Trying" (Moneybrother), from To Die Alone, 2006
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