Side A
Artist	Song	Buy
The Millennium	To Claudia on Thursday (Begin)
the 4 Seasons	Idaho (Genuine Imitation Life Gazette)
Colin Blunstone	Say You Don't Mind (One Year)
Bee Gees	Melody Fair (Odessa)
American Flyer	Such a Beautiful Feeling (American Flyer)
Gary Farr	Breakfast Boo-Ga-Loo (Addressed to the Censors of Love)
NRBQ	Rain at the Drive-In (Grooves in Orbit)
Keith Richards	You Don't Move Me (Talk Is Cheap)
Let's Active	Still Dark Out (Big Plans For Everybody)
Alexander Spence	Little Hands (Oar)
Dion	Your Own Back Yard (Born to Be With You)
Glen Campbell	It's A Sin (Reunion: The Songs of Jimmy Webb)
Dennis Wilson	Farewell My Friend (Pacific Ocean Blue)
Side B
Artist	Song	Buy
Soft Boys	Kingdom of Love (Underwater Moonlight)
Blossom Toes	The Intrepid Balloonist's Handbook, Volume 1 (We Are Ever So Clean)
Michel Polnareff	...Mais Encore (Polnareff's)
Shuggie Otis	Inspiration Information (Inspiration Information)
Roy Ayers	Africa, Center of the World (Africa, Center of the World)
Taj Mahal	Statesboro Blues (Taj Mahal)
Nina Simone	Nobody's Fault But Mine (Nina Simone & Piano!)
Lowell George	Honest Man (Thanks I'll Eat It Here)
Warren Zevon	Play It All Night Long (Bad Luck Streak in Dancing School)
the Sensational Alex Harvey Band	Gang Bang (Next)
Arlo Guthrie	Lovesick Blues (Last of the Brooklyn Cowboys)
David Crosby	Orleans (If Only I Could Remember My Name)
Sandy Bull	Gavotte No. 2 From Cello Suite No. 5 (Inventions)
Richie Havens	Lady Madonna (Richard P. Havens, 1983)
the Beatles	She's A Woman (At the Hollywood Bowl)

Comment:

Here's one to make even the record geeks roll their eyes. MOJO magazine, in its March '97 issue, inaugurated its Buried Treasure column, spotlighting an "Album That Time Forgot." (I believe I've previously outed myself on this site as the ultra-nerdy possessor of a complete set of back issues.) Now, when MOJO says 'Buy!' I don't stop to ask questions, and have nabbed several over the years. So here's a treasure chest mix that flows exceedingly well. I can only say, in begging your indulgence for my overindulgence, that this mix was a great opportunity to study many terrific LPs that had been too quickly filed, including the 4 Seasons, Gary Farr, Dion, Alex, Arlo, David C. and Richie H., and to reacquaint myself with ringers that hardly seem 'buried' -- Skip Spence, Soft Boys, Bee Gees, Shuggie, Warren Z., Keef and the Beatles. Apologies to Hawkwind, Lone Justice, Vashti Bunyan, Eugene McDaniels and Orchestra Baobab for whose buried gems I could not make room. Finally, if I manage to collect enough of the 30-odd remaining Buried Treasures to attempt volume 2, please feel free to stage an intervention.

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