1963
 The Phoenix Singers,
(Warner Brothers WS-1485)


Side 1
  1. I'm the Man that Built the Bridges
  2. Lovely Choucoune
  3. Wicked Race
  4. Take Matty and Go Cotton Picking Song
  5. Wave to My Lady
Side 2
  1. Little Rosie
  2. Song of the Land
  3. Run, Come, See Jerusalem
  4. The Jolly Swagman
  5. Uncloulded Day
  6. Didn't it Rain
The Phoenix Singers:
Roy Thompson, Arthur Williams, and Ned Wright
 

1963
 Various Artists,
Hot Tonight!
(Warner Bros. Record WS-1512)

The Phoenix Singers appears on 2 tracks

Side 1

  1. Bud Dashiell & The Kinsmen - Wars of Germany
  2. Bud Dashiell & The Kinsmen - Green Fields
  3. The Gateway Singers - Linstead Market
  4. The Gateway Singers - The Keeper and the Doe
  5. Lynn Gold - Hound Dog
Side 2
  1. Lynn Gold - Anathea
  2. The Phoenix Singers - Unclouded Day
  3. The Phoenix Singers - Run, Come, See Jerusalem
  4. The Modern Folk Quartet - Jack Fish
  5. The Modern Folk Quartet - Jordan's River
 

1964
 They Call Us The Au-Go-Go,
The Au Go-Go Singers
(Roulette R-25280)


Side 1
  1. San Francisco Bay Blues
  2. What If
  3. Gotta Travel On
  4. Pink Polemoniums
  5. You Are There
  6. Oh Joe Hannah
Side 2
  1. Miss Nellie
  2. High Flying Bird
  3. What Have They Done To The Rain
  4. Lonesome Travler
  5. Hwre I'M Bound
  6. This Train
The Au Go-Go Singers
Richie Furay, Stephen Stills, Kathy King, Fred Geiger, Bob Harvelink, Roy Michaels, Mike Scott, Nels Gustafson
 
The Mugwumps;
Denny Doherty, Cass Elliot, Zal Yanovsky and Jim Hendricks
Mugwumps' Single 1964 Warner Bros. 5471 I Don't Wanna Know      
    I'll Remember Tonight      

1964
 Mugwumps,
(Waener Bros. 1697)

Recording Late Summer of 1964.

Producedby Roy Silver & Bob Cavallo
in association with Alan Loeber /A Cavallo & Silver Production

Side 1

  1. Serchin'
  2. I Don't Wanna Know
  3. I'll Remember Tonight
  4. Here It Is Another Day
  5. Do You Know What I Mean
Side 2
  1. You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover
  2. Everybody's Been Talkin'
  3. Do What They Don't Say
  4. So Fine
Mugwumps' Single 1967 Warner Bros. 7018 Serchin'      
    Here It Is Another Day      
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