“I’m Not Ashamed.” written by Oliver Sain, recorded by Bobby McClure, 1965.
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“Fire,” written by Brian Holland, William “Mickey” Stevenson, and Andre Williams, recorded by Gino Parks and the Love-Tones, 1962.
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“Why Don’t You Care,” written by Billy Young, and recorded by him sometime 1964-1968.
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“Nothing’s Too Much (Nothing’s Too Good),” written and recorded by Billy Young, 1967. Produced by Otis Redding.
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“Soulful Dress,” written by Maurice McAllister and Terry Vail, recorded by Sugar Pie DeSanto, 1964.
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“Have Pity On Me,” written by Tommy Roe (yes, really), recorded by Billy Young, 1967.
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“You’re Too Much,” written by Otis Redding, Billy Young, and Alan Walden, recorded by Billy Young, 1967.
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“Don’t Mess Up A Good Thing,” written by Oliver Sain, recorded by Fontella Bass and Bobby McClure, 1965.
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“Feed The Flame,” written by Spooner Oldham, recorded by Billy Young, sometime 1964-1968.
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