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"Sin is to blame / Praying time" by Jewel Gospel Trio (Nashboro Records), 1957
"One monkey don't stop no show / Build your love" by Joe Tex (Dial), 1965
"Say you do / You'll never find (a love like mine)" by Janet Jackson (A&M Records), 1983
"Chains and things / King's special" by B.B. King (ABC Records), 1970
"Papa's got a brand new bag part 1 / part 2" by James Brown (King Records), 1965
"The house that Jack built / I say a little prayer" by Aretha Franklin (Atlantic Records), 1968
"Chain of fools / Prove it" by Aretha Franklin (Atlantic Records), 1967
"Jody got your girl and gone / A fool like me" by Johnnie Taylor (Stax Records), 1970
"Don't you fool with my soul part 1 / part 2" by Johnnie Taylor (Stax Records), 1973
3" Audio reel, undated
3" Audio reel, undated
8-track cartridge for "This is a Recording," by Lily Tomlin, 1971
CD and booklet for "The Best of the Caravans" published by Savoy Record, 1977
CD for "the Music of L.A. Outfest: Gay and Lesbian Film Festival" published by Reprise Records, 2000
Recorded interview between Jackie Shane and Rob Bowman on 3 CDs (2 copies), Nov. 13, 2016
7-inch 45 RPM records
"Somebody's knocking at your door / I looked down the line" by Jewel Gospel Trio (Nashboro Records, Nashville, TN), 1956
"(You don't know me) The way the Lord knows me / Make it in" by The Caravans (Gospel Record Co., Newark, NJ), 1961
"Walk around heaven all day / Solid rock" by The Caravans (Vee Jay Records, Chicago, IL), 1962
"I'll never do you wrong / Wooden spoon" by Joe Tex (Atco Records, New York, NY), 1968
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