Jazz Waltzes in Swedish Psychedelic & Alternative Rock
- "Blå vardag" (Atlas) from Blå vardag, 1979
- "Canada lumberyard" (Hansson & Karlsson) from Hansson & Karlsson, 1979
- "February" (Hansson & Karlsson) from Hansson & Karlsson, 1967
- "Här kommer natten" (Pugh Rogefeldt) from Ja, dä ä dä, 1969
- "Space with in" (Hansson & Karlsson) from Man at the moon, 1969
- "Peace on earth" (Hansson & Karlsson) from Man at the moon, 1969
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