Deux Miroirs / Les Montagnes Russes
    (1969)    Gamma  AA-1042

• Released by LE TRIANGLE
• Features Jerry Mercer
• The band also included Pierre Senecal and Rayburn Blake and they were the backup band for Trevor Payne before eventually becoming the nucleus of MASHMAKHAN
• Click HERE to read the press kit

Help Me Down / Legge's Lurk
    (1970)    Aquarius  AQ 5004

• Released in April 1970 by THE POPS MERRILY
• Features Gary Moffet
• Side B written by Gary Moffet
• Produced by Gary Moffet
• Side B (an instrumental) was written for CFOX disc jockey Ron Legge
• This was the first record released by Aquarius Records

As The Years Go By / Days When We Are Free
    (1970)    CBS/Sony  CBSA 82079 (JAPAN)

• Released by MASHMAKHAN
• Features Jerry Mercer
• Picture / lyric insert

Turned On To Living / Girl There's A Better Life
    (1971?)    Montor  MS 007

• Released by THE POPS MERRILY
• Features Gary Moffet
• Side A written by Gary Moffet

Children Of The Sun / Come Again
    (1971)    Columbia  C4-2960

• Released by MASHMAKHAN
• Features Jerry Mercer

All That's Necessary / The Chant
    (1971)    Revolver  75-1046

• Released by MOTHERLODE (Mark III)
• Features Breen LeBoeuf
• This was the third incarnation of the band and the only recording they released

Forest / Fly To The Sky
    (1972)    Absolu  AB-4001

• Released by D'ARCY
• Features Jerry Mercer
• Click HERE to see the LP

Hail To The King / Boy In Jail
    (1972)    Columbia (Canada)  C4-4016

• Released by THE POPS MERRILY
• Unlike their first two singles, this one does NOT fetature Gary Moffet
• Gary had left the band by the time this was released. When I found out I already had it listed and decided to leave it here for informational purposes.

Good Ole Country Air / Something More
    (1972)    Aquarius  AQ5020

• Released by CHEEQUE
• Features Brian Greenway and Steve Lang
• Side A written by Brian Greenway, Side B co-written by Steve Lang and A. Vincelli
• CHEEQUE was hired by Pierre Senecal to become the new version of MASHMAKHAN
• Article from Music Canada Quarterly (Sep. 1972)

Serpent In The Street / Find Another Feeling
    (1973)     Aquarius  AQ5029

• Released under the band name SILVER
• Band lineup:
(Side A) Myles Goodwyn, David & Ritchie Henman, Jim Clench
(Side B) David & Ritchie Henman, George Mack (ex-Prism)
• Side A was deleted from the Electric Jewels album when David & Ritchie left the band before the LP was complete.
• Both songs written by D. Henman

She / Right To The Top
    (1973)    Buddah Records / Smile Records  BDA-399

• Released by SOUTHCOTE
• Features Breen LeBoeuf
• Both songs written by Beau David who went on to work with Triumph.

Dance A Little Step / One Night Stand
    (1973)    Jamie  J1418 (U.S. issue)

• Released by MASHMAKHAN
• White label promo
• Features Brian Greenway

Rainbows, Pots Of Gold and Moonbeams / same
    (1975)    Polydor (U.S.)  PD 15114

• Released by STUDEBAKER HAWK
• Promo, mono (white label)/stereo (red label)
• Features Breen LeBoeuf

I Just Wanna Dance, Fuel Injection / Dancin' Shoes, My Mind's On You
    (1975)    Columbia  AS 156

• Released by THE DUDES
• 7" 4-song EP, 33 1/3 rpm, white label promo (small spindle hole)
• Features David & Richie Henman, Brian Greenway
• Side A, Track 1 and Side B, Track 1 written by David Henman
• Side B, Track 2 co-written by Brian Greenway

Saturday Night / Rock 'N Roll Debutante
    (1975)    Columbia  3-10212

• Recorded by THE DUDES
• Features David & Richie Henman, Brian Greenway
• Side B written by David Henman (Side B was originally intended to be included on the ELECTRIC JEWELS album, but was dropped from the record when David Henman left the band during the making of the album.)

Dancin' Shoes / same
    (1975)    Columbia  3-10259

• Recorded by THE DUDES
• Features David & Richie Henman, Brian Greenway
• White label promo, mono/stereo

Dancin’ Shoes / Deeper And Deeper
    (1975)     Columbia  3-10259

• Recorded by THE DUDES
• Features David & Richie Henman, Brian Greenway
• Side A written by David Henman

Mr. Dance Hall
    (1978)    <DEMO>

• Recorded by THE DEBUTANTES
• Features David Henman
• One-sided demo, identified as PROM-78A, written by David Henman

Heartaches / Heaven Tonight
    (1979)    Mercury  6167 777 (Germany)

• Recorded by BTO
• Features Jim Clench
• Side B co-written by Jim Clench

On The Firing Line / Turnaround
    (1979)     Plastic Poison  MRCX 5012

• Recorded by CRUISER
• Features Ritchie Henman
• Pre-LP 45
• Non-LP tracks
• Picture sleeve

Rollin’ With The Times / Things Gotta Change
    (1980)     Network  SNK 108

• Recorded by CRUISER
• Features Ritchie Henman
• Promo sticker on label

 Down On The Street / Things Gotta Change
    (1980)     Network  SNK 108

• Recorded by CRUISER
• Features Ritchie Henman
• Different A-side than promo copy, same Catalog #

Television Sons / Gimme My Money
    (1981)     Network  NWK 3484

• Recorded by CRUISER
• Features Ritchie Henman

China / Santa Ana Wind
    (1980)    Intercan  CAN 10012

• Recorded by 451°
• Features Jim Clench
• Autographed by Jim Clench

I've Got The Power / It's Alright
    (1980)    Intercan  CAN 10020

• Recorded by 451°
• Features Jim Clench
• Autographed by Jim Clench

Check Point Charlie / Everybody Loves A Hero
    (1980)    Intercan  CAN 10024

• Recorded by 451°
• Features Jim Clench

It Ain’t Easy (To Love You),  Let Me Say Goodbye* /
Street Punk,  I Don’t Wanna Be Lonely
    (1984)    Sensible Shoes Records  SR-1000

• "OFF 'N' RUNNIN' "  7" EP (33 1/3 RPM)
• Recorded by SENSIBLE SHOES (produced by David Henman)
• Features David Henman
• All songs except (*) written by David Henman

Touching Down / same
    (1986)    Private Pressing  JCM-6970

• Recorded by THE BUZZ BAND
• Features Jerry Mercer & Breen LeBoeuf
• Dual A-Side recording
• This single was released 4 years before their eponymous CD

Caviar / Frank Sinatra Can’t Sing
    (1988)     Aquarius  AQ6035
 

Caviar / same
    (1988)     Aquarius  PRAQ6035

• Promo stamp on label
• Side A (4:06) - Radio version
• Side B (4:36) - Album version

Do You Know What I Mean / same
    (1988)     Aquarius  AQ6036

• Side A (4:00) - "Toronto version", featuring LEE AARON
• Side B (3:45) - "Philadelphia version"
• Picture sleeve

My Girl / Face The Storm
   (1988)     Aquarius  AQ6039

• Picture sleeve
• Picture sleeve erroneously (?) marked with catalog #AQ6038

Are You Still Lovin’ Me / Mama Won’t Say It’s Good
    (1988)     Aquarius  AQ6043
 
 
 

Do You Know What I Mean / same
    (1988)     Atlantic  7-89073

• Promo
• stereo/stereo

Caviar /same
    (1988)     Atlantic  7-89110

• Promo
• Side A - LP Version
• Side B - Edited Version
• Picture sleeve (Front) (Back)

I Can't Hold Back / Serious Business
    (1988)    Atlantic  78 90577

• Red & black label promo
• Small spindle hole

I Can't Hold Back / Serious Business
    (1988)    Atlantic  78 90577

• Red & black label

In The Danger Zone / Playin' To Win
    (1988)    Atlantic  78 91187

• Red & black label promo
• Small spindle hole

In The Danger Zone / Playin' To Win
    (1988)    Atlantic  78 91187

• Red & black label promo
• Large spindle hole

Let It Go / R U Ready For Love
    (1988)    Atlantic  PRO 90267

• Red & black label  promo
• Small spindle hole

In The Danger Zone / same
    (1988)    Atlantic  7-89118

• Two different promo labels.
1. Dark blue label, identified as ST-A-53748-AR (manufactured by Allied Records, Los Angeles, CA)
2. Light blue label, identified as ST-A-53748-SP (manufactured by Specialty Records, Olyphant, PA)
   

LADY LOVER / SUPERSTAR
    (1975)    Aquarius  AQ5045

• Recorded by BANDIT
• Original blue & green label
• Produced by Myles Goodwyn
• After this single was released, someone realized that there were several other bands recording under the name BANDIT. The next entries are for the exact same recording, but the band's name was changed to BRONZE.

LADY LOVER / SUPERSTAR
    (1975)    Aquarius  AQ5045

• Recorded by BRONZE
• Original blue & green label
• Produced by Myles Goodwyn

LADY LOVER / SUPERSTAR
    (1975)    Aquarius  AQ5045

• Recorded by BRONZE
• Reissue blue & white label
• Produced by Myles Goodwyn