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Various Stuff


Blues Anytime Vol. 4 (compilation 1967)

  1. On top of the world (Mayall)
    Performed by John Mayall's Bluesbreakers
  2. Someone to love me (Pryor)
    Performed by T. S. McPhee
  3. Can't quit you baby (Dixon)
    Performed by Savoy Brown Blues Band
  4. Draggin' my tail (Clapton/Page)
    Performed by Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page
  5. Dealing with the devil (Williamson)
    Performed by Dharma Blues Band
  6. Who's knocking (Spencer)
    Performed by Jeremy Spencer
  7. Miles road (Clapton/Page)
    Performed by Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page
  8. Porcupine juice (Dudgeon/Lord)
    Performed by Santa Barbara Machine Head
  9. Albert (Dudgeon/Lord)
    Performed by Santa Barbara Machine Head
  10. Rubber monkey (Dudgeon/Lord)
    Performed by Santa Barbara Machine Head
  11. Howlin' (Dixon/Bennett)
    Performed by Stuff Smith

This - together with Vol. 3 - was rereleased in 1968 as An Anthology of British Blues Vol. 2. (Blues Anytime Vols. 1 & 2 were rereleased as An Anthology of British Blues Vol. 1).


An Anthology Of British Blues Vol. 2 (compilation 1969)

  1. Telephone blues (Mayall)
    Performed by John Mayall & the Bluesbreakers [sic!]
  2. You don't love me (Cobbs)
    Performed by T. S. McPhee
  3. West coast idea (Clapton/Page)
    Performed by Eric Clapton
  4. Ain't seen no whisky (Kelly)
    Performed by Jo-Ann Kelly
  5. Flapjacks (Shelly/Tillman/Riley/Stone)
    Performed by Stones Masonry
  6. Cold blooded woman (Chatman)
    Performed by Savoy Brown Blues Band
  7. Water on my fire (Colton/Smith)
    Performed by Albert Lee & Paul Williams
  8. Keep your hands out of my pockets (Trad., arr. Jo-Ann Kelly)
    Performed by Jo-Ann Kelly
  9. Alabama woman (Trad., arr. D. Kelly)
    Performed by Dave Kelly
  10. Crosstown link (Colton/Smith)
    Performed by Albert Lee
  11. All night long (Trad., arr. D. Kelly)
    Performed by Dave Kelly
  12. Down and dirty (Rye/Praeger)
    Performed by Simon & Steve
  13. On top of the world (Mayall)
    Performed by John Mayall's Bluesbreakers
  14. Someone to love me (Pryor)
    Performed by T. S. McPhee
  15. Can't quit you baby (Dixon)
    Performed by Savoy Brown Blues Band
  16. Draggin' my tail (Clapton/Page)
    Performed by Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page
  17. Dealing with the devil (Williamson)
    Performed by Dharma Blues Band
  18. Who's knocking (Spencer)
    Performed by Jeremy Spencer
  19. Miles road (Clapton/Page)
    Performed by Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page
  20. Porcupine juice (Dudgeon/Lord)
    Performed by Santa Barbara Machine Head
  21. Albert (Dudgeon/Lord)
    Performed by Santa Barbara Machine Head
  22. Rubber monkey (Dudgeon/Lord)
    Performed by Santa Barbara Machine Head
  23. Howlin' (Dixon/Bennett)
    Performed by Stuff Smith

This is a rerelease of Blues Anytime Vols. 3 & 4 first released in 1967.


Monsters of Rock (1980)

  1. Stargazer - Rainbow
  2. Loving you Sunday morning
    Performed by Scorpions
  3. Another piece of meat
    Performed by Scorpions
  4. Backs to the wall
    Performed by Saxon
  5. All night long
    Performed by Rainbow
  6. I like to rock
    Performed by April Wine
  7. Don't ya know what love is?
    Performed by Touch
  8. Road racin'
    Performed by Riot


Reading Festival Vol. 1 (1982)

  1. Walking in the shadow of the blues 4.40
    Performed by Whitesnake
  2. I want you body 5.47
    Performed by Terraplane
  3. He knows, you know 4.46
    Performed by Marillion
  4. Slow rider 4.46
    Performed by Jackie Lyton
  5. Superstar 4.07
    Performed by Budgie
  6. S.O.S. 4.42
    Performed by Bernie Marsden
  7. I wanna see you tonight 3.58
    Performed by Chinatown
  8. Come on woman 4.07
    Performed by Randy California
  9. There and back 5.44
    Performed by Stampedes
  10. Shoot 'em down 5.07
    Performed by Twisted Sisters
  11. Attack of the mad axeman 4.31
    Performed by Michael Schenker Group
  12. Three boats down from the candy 4.40
    Performed by Marillion
  13. Turn me loose 4.13
    Performed by Terraplane
  14. You really got me 4.27
    Performed by Just Good Friends
  15. Hot and ready 3.25
    Performed by UFO
  16. Panzer division destroyed 6.20
    Performed by Budgie
  17. Keep on believin' 5.10
    Performed by Grand Prix
  18. All the time 4.07
    Performed by Spider
  19. Caught on the wrong side 4.24
    Performed by Chinatown
  20. Hedgehog song 4.57
    Performed by Jackie Lyton

All but two track are recorded at the Reading Festival in 1982; Whitesnake's track was recorded in 1979 and UFO's in 1980.


Guitar's Practicing Musicians (compilation 1989)

  1. Giant steps (J. Coltrane) 1.37
    Featuring Jennifer Batten
  2. Gamera is missing (B. Dharma) 3.21
    Featuring Buck Dharma
  3. Born to be wild (M. Bonfire) 3.07
    Featuring Leslie West
  4. Free (V. Moore) 4.47
    Featuring Vinnie Moore
  5. Southern steel (S. Morse) 4.03
    Featuring Steve Morse & Sonny Emory
  6. El Becko (T. Hymas/S. Phillips) 4.12
    Featuring Paul Gilbert
  7. Tree (R. Coven) 4.15
    Featuring Randy Coven
  8. Western vacation (M. Schwartz) 6.30
    Featuring Western Vacation & Reckless Fable
  9. NV43345 (B. Sheehan) 2.20
    Featuring Billy Sheehan
  10. Bodhisattva (D. Fagen/W. Becker) 4.37
    Featuring Elliott Randall
  11. The shakes (B. Saraceno) 3.33
    Featuring Blues Saraceno
  12. Sixgunz (V. Campbell) 3.33
    Featuring Vivian Campbell
  13. Rodo Lana (intro)/Play that funky music (J. Watson/R. W. Parissi) 6.27
    Featuring Jeff Watson

All tracks are specially recorded for this album. Excutive producer: John Stix.


Metal Guitars (compilation 1990)

  1. Bruce's solo (P. Gilbert/B. Buillet) 2.50
    Featuring Racer X
  2. Anvils (M. Friedman) 2.35
    Featuring Marty Friedman
  3. Kick it all over (G. Howe) 5.02
    Featuring Greg Howe
  4. Club ded (C. Poland/M. Poland) 3.34
    Featuring Chris Poland
  5. Laughing stacks (M. L. Firkins) 4.20
    Featuring Michael Lee Firkins
  6. Weirding way (Montrose/Faragher/Dunbar) 3.54
    Featuring Ronnie Montrose
  7. Perpetual burn (J. Becker) 3.29
    Featuring Jason Becker
  8. Cryptic scripts (R. Kotzen) 3.54
    Featuring Ritchie Kotzen
  9. Amadeus (U. J. Roth) 4.08
    Featuring Uli John Roth
    Previously unreleased.
  10. Coast to coast (R. Schenker) 4.40
    Featuring Scorpions
  11. Ulcer (M. Schenker) 4.53
    Featuring Michael Schenker
  12. Tumeni notes (S. Morse) 4.10
    Featuring Steve Morse.
    This track is taken from the album High Tension Wires
  13. Ytse jam (Moore/Myung/Petrucci/Portney) 5.43
    Featuring Dream Theater
  14. Mr Scary (Lynch/Pilson) 4.37
    Featuring Don Dokken


The Earthquake Album (fund-raiser/compilation 1990)

  1. Smoke on the water '90 (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice)
    The first verse is sung by Gillan, the second by Bruce Dickinson. The video & single versions have a third verse sung by Paul Rodgers (?). Bryan Adams is also there somewhere.
  2. All right now (Frazer/Rogers)
    Performed by Free (1970)
  3. Spirit of radio (Peart)
    Performed by Rush (1980)
  4. Since you've been gone (Bonnett)
    Performed by Rainbow (1979). The credits are wrong: should read "Ballard".
  5. Headless cross (Black Sabbath)
    Performed by Black Sabbath (1989)
  6. Turn it on again (Banks/Collins/Rutherford)
    Performed by Genesis (1983)
  7. Owner of a lonely heart (Rabin/Anderson/Squire/Horn)
    Performed by Yes (1983)
  8. Fanfare for the common man (Copeland)
    Performed by Emerson, Lake & Palmer (1977)
  9. Fool for your loving (Coverdale/Marsden/Moody)
    Performed by Whitesnake (1980)
  10. Heat of the moment (Wetton/Downes)
    Performed by Asia (1982)
  11. We built this city (Taupin/Page/Lambert/Wolf)
    Performed by Starship (1985)
  12. Jukebox hero (Gram/Jones)
    Performed by Foreigner (1981)
  13. Run to the hills (Iron Maiden)
    Performed by Iron Maiden (1982)
  14. Black night (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice)
    Performed by Deep Purple (1970)
  15. Silent running (on dangerous grounds) (Rutherford/Robertson)
    Performed by Mike & the Mechanics (1985)

"Smoke on the water" was re-recorded by a bunch of rock celebrities as a fund-raiser for the victims of an earthquake in Armenia on 7th December 1988. Reportedly, Gillan was never invited to the recordings but showed up anyway since "it's basically my song anyway". Needless to say, Blackmore left the studio. Is this really true? Or just gossip? Anyway, the rest of the album is a compilation of rock goodies.


The Earthquake Album (fund-raiser/compilation 1990)

  1. Smoke on the water '90 (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice) 4.09
    The first verse is sung by Gillan, the second by Bruce Dickinson. The video & single versions have a third verse sung by Paul Rodgers (?). Bryan Adams is also there somewhere.
  2. All right now (Frazer/Rogers) 4.15
    Performed by Free (1970)
  3. Since you've been gone (Bonnett) 3.18
    Performed by Rainbow (1979). The credits are wrong: should read "Ballard".
  4. Headless cross (Black Sabbath) 5.00
    Performed by Black Sabbath (1989)
  5. Turn it on again (Banks/Collins/Rutherford) 3.46
    Performed by Genesis (1983)
  6. Fool for your loving (Coverdale/Marsden/Moody) 4.17
    Performed by Whitesnake (1980)
  7. Heat of the moment (Wetton/Downes) 3.49
    Performed by Asia (1982)
  8. We built this city (Taupin/Page/Lambert/Wolf) 4.52
    Performed by Starship (1985)
  9. Run to the hills (Iron Maiden) 3.54
    Performed by Iron Maiden (1982)
  10. Silent running (on dangerous grounds) (Rutherford/Robertson) 4.13
    Performed by Mike & the Mechanics (1985)
  11. Silent running (Scholz) 4.18
    Performed by Boston (198?)

CD version with a slightly different track list.


Guitar's Practicing Musicians Vol. 2 (compilation 1991)

  1. White noise (M. Bonilla) 2.59
    Featuring Marc Bonilla.
  2. Too much of a good thing (Where's the hook) (N. Bettencourt) 3.09
    Featuring Nuno Bettencourt.
  3. Galaxy 500 (B. Gillis/D. Sherinian) 4.41
    Featuring Brad Gillis.
  4. Smell yourself (S. Lukather) 4.05
    Featuring Steve Lukather & Los Lobotomies.
  5. L.A. a la mode (B. Sheehan) 4.05
    Featuring Billy Sheehan.
  6. Eileen (E. King/L. Morris) 4.51
    Featuring Ed King.
  7. Never look back (original demo, the mean song) (B. Saraceno) 3.00
    Featuring Blues Saraceno.
  8. Picture this (S. Morse) 2.42
    Featuring Steve Morse.
  9. The howling (M. Wood) 3.11
    Featuring Mark Wood.
  10. Zeptune (B. Kulick) 3.47
    Featuring Bruce Kulick.
  11. Funkcaution (S. Stevens) 5.53
    Featuring Steve Stevens.
  12. A minor disturbance (R. Coven/J. Starr/M. Wood) 3.28
    Featuring Randy Coven.
  13. Meet me in the morning (B. Dylan) 5.23
    Featuring Jason Becker.
  14. At fates fingers (J. Matheos/F. Aresti/J. Dibiase) 4.47
    Featuring Fates Warning.
  15. McCarthy at the levee (R. Gabrels) 5.16
    Featuring Reeves Gabriels.
  16. Cliffs of Dover (E. Johnson) 6.13
    Featuring Eric Johnson.

All tracks are specially recorded for this album. Executive producer: John Stix.


Guitar Speak III (compilation 1991)

  1. Crystal ball (N. Lofgren)
    Featuring Nils Lofgren.
  2. A life in movies (S. Hackett)
    Featuring Steve Hackett.
  3. The 62 (T. Verlaine)
    Featuring Tom Verlaine.
  4. No water in hell (B. Mould)
    Featuring Bob Mould.
  5. Still life with a dobro (A. Belew)
    Featuring Adrian Belew.
  6. That boy's evil (G. Myrick)
    Featuring Gary Myrick.
  7. Red shoes (M. Middleton)
    Featuring Mick Taylor.
  8. Otis (D. Miller)
    Featuring Dominic Miller.
  9. Eye of the needle (R. Fripp)
    Featuring Robert Fripp & The League of Crafty Guitarists.
  10. Morning rush hour (S. Morse)
    Featuring Steve Morse.

All tracks are specially recorded for this album. Morse's track was later re-recorded for the Coast to Coast-album (1992).


The Assassination Of John F. Kennedy - Four Days That Shocked The World (1992)

This CD is a reissue of 1963 album that contained various radio & TV news clips documenting the entire event. However, this reissue adds a Joe Meek instrumental at the end called "Kennedy March", which is performed by the Joe Meek Orchestra (incl. Ritchie Blackmore on guitar).


The Deep Purple Family Album (compilation 1993)

  1. If you gotta pick a baby (Meek) [Blackmore]
    Taken from a 1963 single with Glenda Collins & the Outlaws.
  2. You'll never stop me loving you (Lewis) [Paice/ Evans]
    Taken from a 1966 single with the MI5.
  3. I take what i want (Hayes/Porter/Hodges) [Lord]
    Taken from a 1966 single with the Artwoods.
  4. I can see through you (Glover) [Gillan/ Glover]
    Taken from a 1967 single with Episode Six.
  5. Hush (South) [Blackmore/ Evans/ Lord/ Paice/ Simper]
    Taken from Deep Purple's album Shades of Deep Purple 1968.
  6. Black night (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice) [Blackmore/ Gillan/ Glover/ Lord/ Paice]
    Taken from a single 1970 with Deep Purple.
  7. Into the fire (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice) [Blackmore/ Gillan/ Glover/ Lord/ Paice]
    Taken from Deep Purple's album Scandinavian nights 1988; recorded live on 12th November 1970 in Stockholm.
  8. Burn (Blackmore/Coverdale/Lord/Paice) [Blackmore/ Coverdale/ Hughes/ Lord/ Paice]
    Taken from the Deep Purple album Burn 1974.
  9. Snowbound (Mouzon) [Bolin]
    Taken from Mouzon's album Mind transplant 1974 with Alphonse Mouzon.
  10. Love is all (Glover) [Glover]
    Taken from Glover's album The butterfly ball 1974 with Roger Glover & Friends.
  11. You keep on movin' (Coverdale/Hughes) [Bolin/ Coverdale/ Hughes/ Lord/ Paice]
    Taken from Deep Purple's album Come taste the band 1976.
  12. Kill the king (Blackmore/Dio/Powell) [Blackmore]
    Taken from Rainbow's album Live in Germany 1993 recorded live during 1976 in Germany.
  13. Arabella (Ashton) [Paice/ Lord]
    Taken from PAL's album BBC Radio 1 1992.; recorded live during May 1976.
  14. Northwinds (Coverdale) [Coverdale]
    Taken from Coverdale's album Northwinds 1978.
  15. L.A. Cutoff (Hughes) [Hughes]
    Taken from Hughes' album Play me out 1978.
  16. The stallion (Simper/Parks) [Simper]
    Taken from Fandango's album Slipstreaming 1979.
  17. Nervous (Gillan/Towns) [Gillan]
    Taken from Gillan's album Glory road 1980 with Gillan.
  18. Clouds and rain (Gillan/Glover) [Gillan/ Glover]
    Taken from the Gillan/Glover-album Accidentally on purpose 1988.
  19. Perfect strangers (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover) [Blackmore/ Gillan/ Glover/ Lord/ Paice]
    Taken from Deep Purple's album In the absence of pink 1991; recorded live at the Knebworth Fayre on 22nd June 1985.


The Rainbow Family Album (compilation 1994)

  1. Speed king (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice)
    Taken from Deep Purple's album In rock 1970.
  2. Dance with the devil (Dennys/Hayes)
    Taken from a Cozy Powell single 1973.
  3. Wonderworld (Dio/Soule)
    Taken from ELF's album Trying to burn the sun 1975.
  4. Kill the king (Blackmore/Dio/Powell)
    Taken from Rainbow's album Live in Germany 1991; recorded live during September 1976.
  5. Sixteenth century greensleeves (Blackmore/Dio)
    Taken from Rainbow's album Live in Germany 1991; recorded live during September 1976.
  6. Am I (Airey)
    Taken from some Colosseum II album 1977.
  7. 1st ring made of fire (Glover)
    Taken from Roger Glover's album Elements 1974.
  8. I would never leave (LaRue/Blakemore/Turner/Dawson)
    Taken from Fandango's album One Night Stand 1979.
  9. Face down (Bain/Robertson)
    Taken from some Wild Horses album 1980.
  10. A fine, fine day (Carey)
    Taken from Tony Carey's album Some tough city 1984.
  11. Will you be home tonight (Vai/Bonnet/Waldo)
    Taken from some Alcatrazz album 1985.
  12. Don't talk to strangers (Dio)
    Taken from some Dio album 1983.


Black Night - Deep Purple tribute according to New York (1994)

  1. Black Night (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice)
    Featuring Turner, Pitrelli & Moore.
  2. Strange Kind Of Woman (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice)
    Featuring Kotzen.
  3. Fireball (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice)
    Featuring C. Glover, Pitrelli & Kotzen.
  4. Smoke On The Water (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice)
    Featuring Kotzen.
  5. Child In Time (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice)
    Featuring Harnell, Stevens & Kotzen.
  6. Woman From Tokyo (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice)
    Featuring Kotzen.
  7. Space Truckin' (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice)
    Featuring Harnell & Kotzen.
  8. Stormbringer (Blackmore/Lord/Paice/Coverdale)
    Featuring Turner & Kotzen.
  9. Speed King (Blackmore/Gillan/Glover/Lord/Paice)
    Featuring Turner, Pitrelli & Moore.
  10. Burn (Blackmore/Lord/Paice/Coverdale)
    Featuring C. Glover & Loudamp [= Malmsteen].
  11. Deep Purple NY (T. M. Stevens)

A funk-soul DP tribute initially published and released in Japan.


Crossfire - A Tribute to Stevie Ray (1995)

  1. Tightrope
  2. Cold shot
  3. Travis walk
    Featuring Steve Morse on guitar together with Kevin Curry on rhytm guitar.
  4. Empty arms
  5. Pride and joy
  6. Couldn't stand the weather
  7. Ain't gone 'n' give up on love
  8. The house is rockin'
  9. Honey bee
  10. Say what!
  11. Riviera paradise
  12. Dirty pool


Working Man - Tribute to Rush (1996)

  1. Working man (Lee/Lifeson) 3.52 *
  2. By-Tor and the Snow Dog (Lee/Lifeson/Peart) 4.12 *
  3. Analog kid (Lee/Lifeson/Peart) 5.18 *
  4. The trees (Lee/Lifeson/Peart) 4.32 *
  5. La Villa Strangiato (Lee/Lifeson/Peart) 9.26 *
    With Morse on classical guitar, together with Mike Portnoy (drm), Billy Sheehan (bss), Brendt Allman (gtr), James Murphy (gtr/kbr) and David Towson (gtr).
  6. Mission (Lee/Lifeson/Peart) 5.34 **
  7. Anthem (Lee/Lifeson/Peart) 4.14 ***
  8. Jacob's ladder (Lee/Lifeson/Peart) 7.38 *
  9. Closer to the heart (Lee/Lifeson/Peart/Talbot) 3.00 ****
  10. Natural science (Lee/Lifeson/Peart) 8.39 ***
  11. YYZ (Lee/Peart) 4.20 ***
  12. Red barchetta (Lee/Lifeson/Peart) 6.13 *****
    With Morse on lead guitar, together with James LaBrie (vcl), Richard Chycki (gtr), Sean Malone (bss), Sean Reinert (drm), James Murphy (gtr/kbr) and David Townson (gtr).
  13. Freewill (Lee/Lifeson/Peart) 5.29 ******

Basic tracks recorded by Larry Brewer (*) and Steve Fontano (***) at Prairie Studios in Cotati CA (*); by Robert Berry at Soundtek Studio in Campbell CA (**); by Greg Cathcart at Bill's Place in North Hollywood CA (****); by ? at Morrisound in Tampa FL (*****); and by Jeff Brockman at Cairo West Studio, Carl Cadden-James at Shadow Gallery Studio in Easton PA, by Trent Gardner at Studio Squatch in Vacaville CA & Gregoor van der Loo and Marcel Coenen at Studio R529 in Waalvijk, Netherlands (******). Additional recording by Joe Franco at Beat Street Prod. in New York (*) and Rich Chycki at The Advanced Audio Group in Toronto, Canada (*); by Micasah Ryan at Andy Brauer's Studio (***); and by James Murphy & Greg Linhares at Sound Temple Studio in Oakland CA (***).


Dragon Attack (1996)

  1. I want it all
  2. Sheer heart attack
  3. Another one bites the dust
  4. Save me
  5. We will rock you
  6. We are the champions
  7. Tie your mother down
  8. Get down make love
    Performed by Carmine Appice, Tony Franklin, Glenn Hughes, Bob Kulick & Jake E. Lee.
  9. Keep yourself alive
  10. One vision
  11. It's late

Besides the one mentioned above also the following people appear: Tommy Aldridge, John Bush, Martin Friedman, Scott Ian, Chris Impelletteri, Lemmy Kilmister, Robby Krieger, Bruce Kulick, James LaBrie, Yngwie Malmsteen, Robin McCauley, Ted Nugent, John Petrucci, Rudy Sarzo, Paul Shortino, Eric Singer & Jeff Scott Soto.


Twang! A tribute to Hank Marvin & the Shadows (1996)

  1. Apache 3.14
    Featuring Ritchie Blackmore.
  2. FBI 3.13
    Featuring Brian May.
  3. Wonderful land 4.43
    Featuring Tony Iommi.
  4. The savage 5.06
    Featuring Steve Stevens.
  5. The rise and fall of Flingel Bunt 4.17
    Featuring Hank Marvin.
  6. Midnight 2.43
    Featuring Peter Green.
  7. Spring is nearly here 4.32
    Featuring Neil Young & Randy Bachman.
  8. Atlantis 3.10
    Featuring Mark Knopfler.
  9. The frightened city 4.08
    Featuring Peter Frampton.
  10. Dance on 2.54
    Featuring Keith Urban & Stewart Copeland.
  11. Stingray 3.50
    Featuring Andy Summers.
  12. The stranger 3.48
    Featuring Bela Fleck & the Flecktones.


Tales From Yesterday (Yes Tribute 1995)

  1. Roundabout
    Performed by Robert Berry.
  2. Siberian Kathru
    Performed by Stanley Nail.
  3. Mood for a day
    Performed by Steve Morse on acoustic guitar.
  4. Don't kill the whale
    Performed by Magellan.
  5. Turn of the century
    Performed by Stevie Howe & Annie Haslam.
  6. Release, release
    Performed by Shadow Gallery.
  7. Wonderous stories
    Performed by World Trade, featuring Billy Sherwood.
  8. South side of the sky
    Performed by Cairo.
  9. Soon
    Performed by Patrick Moraz on solo piano.
  10. Changes
    Performed by Enchant.
  11. Astral traveller
    Performed by Peter Banks on solo guitar.
  12. Clap
    Performed by Steve Morse on acoustic guitar.
  13. Starship trooper
    Performed by Jeronimo Road, featuring Adam Wakeman.


Niji-Densetsu (Rainbow Tribute 1998)

  1. Over the rainbow / Kill the king
  2. Spotlight kid
  3. Eyes of the world
  4. Man on the silver mountain / Mistreated
  5. Road to Babylon / Gates of Babylon
  6. All night long
  7. Starstruck
  8. Street of dreams
  9. Drinking with the devil
  10. Lost in Hollywood
  11. A light in the black
  12. Over the rainbow - reprise
  13. Rainbow eyes