This collection includes many of Chet's early 78 rpm & 45 rpm releases.

Wilkinson's early recordings as an engineer were for monaural 78 rpm releases.

The song was pressed as the B-side of a 78 rpm release, and had only a modest success, fading in familiarity after several years.

Below is a select list of their 78 rpm releases.

The other five songs had also seen 45 rpm single releases as follows:

The 45 rpm release include the following tracklist:

Until 2010, the only commercial release of "Tree Trunk" was the 1972 45 rpm single release.

On its 1960s revival, 45 rpm releases bore a 58- prefix.

In 1949, Sherrill and Jenkins recorded with Jim Eanes on two sides of a 78 rpm release for Capitol.

The title track, "All You Need Is The Music", saw a 45 rpm release, but it did not chart.