I think these round up just about everything ...

"Hip Young Guitar Slinger" (2-CD set)



>> 2007 Compilation of Jimmy Page's 60's Session Works, featuring Page as a Band Member, Session Guitarist, Writer, Arranger and Producer Drawn from the Pye, Piccadilly and Immediate Vaults. This Conversion of the Popular Sequel Title Includes Rarities from Carter-lewis, First Gear, Nico, Fifth Avenue, the Primitives, the Masterminds, etc. Compiled and Annotated by Rock Writer/Historian/Broadcaster Alan Robinson, the Inlay features Extensive Liner Notes, plus Plenty of Rare Photos and Memorabilia. <<

1. Who Told You (Carter-Lewis & The Southerners)
2. Somebody Told My Girl (Carter-Lewis & The Southerners)
3. Skinnie Minnie (Carter-Lewis & The Southerners)
4. Angie (Gregory Phillips)
5. Please Believe Me (Gregory Phillips)
6. Down In The Boondocks (Gregory Phillips)
7. That’s The One (Gregory Phillips)
8. Kelly (Wayne Gibson)
9. See You Later Alligator (Wayne Gibson)
10. Revenge (The Kinks)
11. Bald Headed Woman (The Kinks)
12. Certain Girl (First Gear)
13. Leave My Kitten Alone (First Gear)
14. In Crowd (First Gear)
15. Gotta Make Their Future Bright (First Gear)
16. Help Me (The Primitives)
17. Let Them Tell (The Primitives)
18. You Said (The Primitives)
19. How Do You Feel (The Primitives)
20. We’Ll Sing In The Sunshine (The Lancastrians)
21. Was She Tall (The Lancastrians)
22. Bells Of Rhymney (The Fifth Avenue)
23. Just Like Anyone Would Do (The Fifth Avenue)
24. She Belongs To Me (The Masterminds)
25. Taken My Love (The Masterminds)
26. I’m Not Saying (Nico)
27. Last Mile (Nico)
28. I’m Your Witch Doctor (John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers Ft Eric Clapton)
29. Telephone Blues (John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers Ft Eric Clapton)
30. On Top Of The World (John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers Ft Eric Clapton)
31. Moondreams (Les Fleur De Lys)
32. Wait For Me (Les Fleur De Lys)
33. Circles (Les Fleur De Lys)
34. So, Come On (Les Fleur De Lys)
35. World Keeps Going Round (Lancastrians)
36. Not The Same Any More (Lancastrians)
37. Can’t Go Home Any More My Love (Factotums)
38. Sittin’ On A Fence (Twice As Much)
39. Step Out Of Line (Twice As Much)
40. Moanin’ (Chris Farlowe)
41. Choker (Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page)
42. Freight Loader (Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page)
43. Miles Road (Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page)
44. Draggin’ My Tail (Eric Clapton & Jimmy Page)
45. L.A. Breakdown (All Stars With Jimmy Page)
46. Down In The Boots (All Stars With Jimmy Page)
47. Snake Drive (Eric Clapton)
48. West Coast Idea (Eric Clapton)
49. Chuckles (All Stars With Jeff Beck)
50. Steelin’ (All Stars With Jeff Beck)
51. Piano Shuffle (All Stars With Nicky Hopkins)
52. Not Fade Away (Cyril Davies’ R&B All Stars)

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"This Guitar Kills: More 60s Groups & Sessions" (2-CD set)



>> 2007 Reissue of a Collector's Oriented Package of Page's 60s Sessions - Again, featuring Jim as a Band Member, Session Guitarist, Writer, Arranger and Producer. Features Many Seriously-collectable Rarities, Notably Tracks by Neil Christian, the Redcaps, Dave Berry, Mickey Finn and the Blue Men, Bobbie Graham, Kenny and Deny, Vashti, the Talismen and Johnny Halliday. Compiled and Annotated by Rock Historian Kieron Tyler, the Inlay features Extensive Liner Notes plus Rare Pix and Ephemera. <<

1. Road To Love (Neil Christian & The Crusaders)
2. Big Beat Drum (Neil Christian & The Crusaders)
3. Get A Load Of This (Neil Christian & The Crusaders)
4. Somebody Told My Girl (Carter-Lewis & The Southerners)
5. Your Momma’s Out Of Town (Carter-Lewis & The Southerners)
6. Talkin’ ’Bout You (Redcaps)
7. My Baby Left Me (Dave Berry & The Cruisers)
8. Jenny Let Him Go (Antoinette)
9. Pills (Mickey Finn & The Blue Men)
10. Hush Your Mouth (Mickey Finn & The Blue Men)
11. Reelin’ And A Rockin’ (Mickey Finn & The Blue Men)
12. I Still Want You (Mickey Finn & The Blue Men)
13. Money Honey (Mickie Most & The Gear)
14. That’s Alright (Mickie Most & The Gear)
15. Two Lovers (Louise Cordet)
16. Without You (Authentics)
17. Climbing Through (Authentics)
18. Is It True? (Brenda Lee)
19. Sweet And Tender Romance (Mckinleys)
20. Don’t Turn Your Back On Me (Jackie Deshannon)
21. Skin Deep (Bobby Graham)
22. Zoom Widge And Wag (Bobby Graham)
23. Teensville (Bobby Graham)
24. Grotty Drums (Bobby Graham)
25. Go On Home (Dave Berry & The Cruisers)
26. C.C.Rider (Dave Berry & The Cruisers)
27. I’Ve Got My Tears To Remind Me (Dave Berry & The Cruisers)
28. Try To Forget Me (Kenny & Deny)
29. Little Surfer Girl (Kenny & Deny)
30. Diggin’ My Potatoes (Heinz & The Wild Boys)
31. Casting My Spell (Talismen)
32. Masters Of War (Talismen)
33. Some Things Just Stick In Your Mind (Vashti)
34. In My Time Of Sorrow (Marianne Faithfull)
35. Trains & Boats & Planes (Burt Bacharach & His Orch & Chorus)
36. One Fine Day (Larry Page Orchestra)
37. You Really Got Me (Larry Page Orchestra)
38. You Must Believe Me (Pretty Things)
39. Pageing Sullivan (London Studio Group)
40. March Of The Defiant One (London Studio Group)
41. Beck’s Bolero (Jeff Beck)
42. Psychedelic (Johnny Hallyday)
43. Tout Casser (Johnny Hallyday)

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BUMP with updated release info ~ these two collections, originally slated for July, have been pushed back to August 25th.

Pushed back?? I've had the first one for about two years now!

They're new pressings, Lefty. New release dates and everything.

Understood, Linda
Only the second comp mentioned being a reissue.

Thanks for the info! Yeh, I thought I had the first one too. But after looking at the track listing I think only the cover art is similar to something I have. Jimmy's early session work -- pre-Yardbirds -- is legendary, it seems. More legendary than anything post-Zeppelin unfortunately. I've always questioned what pre-Yardbirds recordings were made with him as actual band member, and not just him sitting in doing the odd uncredited (at the time) session. Anyone here know what bands he was actually considered a member of, even if only briefly? For instance, was he actually considered a member of "The Southerners" or "The Cruisers" just as Clapton or Harrison might be considered a member of "The Plastic Ono Band" on occasion?