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| Artist | Title | Label | Date | Origin | Comments | |
| Apollos | That’s the Breaks | Delta | 1965 | McLean VA | ||
| Sonny Flaharty | Teenage War Chant | Huron | 1961 | Dayton OH | Later went garage with the Mark V of "Hey Conductor" fame. |
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| Black & Blues | Bye Bye Baby | United Artists | 1968 | Anderson IN | Prod: Paul Leka, co-author of "Green Tambourine" and many other songs. |
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| James T. & the Workers |
That is All | -no name- | 1966 | Bay City MI | ||
| James T. & the Workers |
Who Can I Turn To | -no name | 1966 | Bay City MI | ||
| Count & the Colony | Can’t You See | Pa Go Go | 1967 | Bay City MI | ||
| Cymbaline | Found My Girl | Mercury | 1967 | Ilford Redbridge UK | Buddies with Cat Stevens. | |
| Bats | You Will Now, Won’t You | Decca | 1967 | Johnannesburg > Durban > UK | Prod: Tony Clarke, best known for producing seminal Moody Blues Lps. |
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| Kinetics | Excuses | CBS | 1966 | Melbourne OZ | Steve Groves & John Vallins to Tin Tin of "Toast & Marmalade for Tea" fame. |
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| Pastels | Don’t Ya Know (What You Do to Me) | Phalanx | 1966 | Battle Creek MI | ||
| Pastels | Cause I Love You | Phalanx | 1966 | Battle Creek MI | Ex-Bobby Dee & the Crestliners. | |
| Brigands | (Would I Still Be) Her Big Man | Epic | 1966 | Forest Hills NY | Coprod: Artie Resnick best known for his work on "Good Lovin’" and "Under the Boardwalk." |
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| Bare Facts | Georgiana | Jubilee | 1966 | Portsmouth OH | ||
| Bare Facts | Bad Part of Town | Jubilee | 1966 | Portsmouth OH | ||
| The Pack (with Terry Knight) |
The Colour of Love | Wingate | 1965 | Flint MI | Their first single. Precursor to Grand Funk Railroad. |
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| Beethoven Four | Oh Pretty Baby | Dan-Lee | 1966 | Lansing MI | ||
| T.C. Atlantic | Mona | B Sharp | 1966 | St. Paul Park MN | Bo Diddley cover. The 2nd of their 8 singles. |
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| Precious Few | The Train Kept A-Rollin’ | Salem | 1966 | Lynchburg VA | Orig: Tiny Bradshaw. Inspired by the Johnny Burnette Trio & Yardbirds. |
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| Emblems | We’re Gonna Love | Lamia | 1967 | Indianapolis IN | Also recorded by fellow Hoosiers, Sir Winston & the Commons. |
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| Emblems | That Girl of Yours | Lamia | 1967 | Indianapolis IN | ||
| Five of a Kind | Never Again | Vandan | 1965 | Dallas TX | ||
| Konrads | Baby It’s Too Late | CBS | 1967 | London UK | Well after David Bowie had left. | |
| Beatstalkers | Silver Tree Top School for Boys | CBS | 1967 | Glasgow UK | Wr: David Bowie, who also provided bg vox. | |
| Cliff Wade | You’ve Never Been to My House | Morgan Blue Town | 1969 | York North Yorkshire UK | Cliff also in the Smoke of "My Friend Jack" fame and Fickle Pickle. |
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| Conqueroo | 1 to 3 | Sonobeat | 1968 | Austin TX | ||
| Conqueroo | I’ve Got the Time | Sonobeat | 1968 | Austin TX | ||
| Satori (aka Dennis Warkentin) |
1000 Micrograms of Love | Steffek | 1967 | Houston TX | ||
| Shy Guys | Lay It On the Line | Panik & Palmer | 1966 | Oak Park MI | ||
| Shy Guys | We Gotta Go | Panik & Palmer | 1966 | Oak Park MI | ||
| Trademarks | If I Was Gone | Palmer | 1967 | Oak Park MI | Later spawned Howl the Good who had one LP on Rare Earth produced by Gary Wright. |
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| Cockneys | Man With Money | Frost | rec 1965 rel 2006 | London UK | Everly Bros. cover. | |
| Room 10 | Going Back | Decca | 1965 | London UK | Prod: Simon Napier-Bell. |
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| Billy Fury | She’s So Far Out She’s In | Decca | 1966 | Liverpool UK | B-side to Billy’s last charting single "Give Me Your Word." |
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| McCoys | Up & Down | Bang | 1966 | Union City IN & Fort Recovery OH | Hit #1 on Billboard with "Hang On Sloopy" and #7 with "Fever. |
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| McCoys | Beat the Clock | Bang | 1967 | Union City IN & Fort Recovery OH | Wr & Prod: Richard Gottehrer. |
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| Quiet Five | I Am Waiting | RPM | rec 1966 rel 2005 | Paddington London UK | ||
| Free | Decision for Lost Soul Blue | Marquee & Atco | 1969 | Detroit MI | Ld vox Dave Gilbert to Nugent’s ’71 tour, then New Order in ’74 with Dennis Thompson & Ron Asheton. |
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| Free | What Makes You | Marquee & Atco | 1969 | Detroit MI | ||
| Mourning Reign | Satisfaction Guaranteed | Link | 1966 | San Jose CA | ||
| United Travel Service | Drummer of Your Mind | Ridon & Rust | 1967 | Portland OR | ||
| Fifth Column | There’s Nobody Here | Columbia | 1968 | Paisley UK | Gerry Rafferty & Joe Egan pre-Stealer’s Wheel. | |
| Parking Lot | Carpet Man | Parlophone | 1969 | Essex UK | Fifth Dimension cover. Ex-Tony Rivers & the Castaways, later to Harmony Grass, Capability Brown. |
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