Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band : The House of Blue Lights
France, 1975 - LP - Atlantic 50225 - reissue with a new artwork by Jean Vern - green and red labels

Don Covay and The Jefferson Lemon Blues Band : The House of Blue Lights
UK, 1975 - LP - Atlantic 50225 - reissue with a new artwork by Jean Vern - orange and blue labels

Don Covay : Sexy Lady / Sexy Lady
USA, 1975 - 7" CS - Mercury DJ-427 - promo-only release, same track both sides

Don Covay : Rumble In The Jungle / Sexy Lady
UK, 1975 - 7" CS - Phonogram DJ 14 - promo-only release

Don Covay and The Goodtimers : Mercy Mercy / See-Saw
USA, 1975 - 7" - Atlantic OS 13037 - reissue on the Oldies Series, probably from the late 70s / 80s - A-side mistakenly credited 'from Rosemart 201' (instead of 801) - 'PL' matrix [pressed by Plastic Products, Inc., Memphis, TN]

Don Covay and The Goodtimers : Mercy Mercy / See-Saw
Philippines, 1975 - 7" CS - Atlantic 45-3712 -

Don Covay and The Goodtimers : Mercy Mercy / See-Saw
USA, 1975 - 7" CS - Atlantic OS 13037 - reissue on the Oldies Series, probably from the late 70s / 80s

Don Covay and The Goodtimers : Mercy Mercy / See-Saw
USA, 1975 - 7" CS - Atlantic OS 13037 - reissue on the Oldies Series, probably from the late 70s / 80s - A-side mistakenly credited 'from Rosemart 201' (instead of 801) - small Warner logo in the bottom rim line - 'SP' matrix [pressed by Specialty Records Corp., Olyphant, PA]

The Rainbows + Don Covay : If You See Mary Lee
USA, 1975 - 7" - Firefly FI-313 - In 1958 John Berry cut a demo entitled "If You See Mary Lee." Unreleased at the time, it finally saw the light of day in 1975 on the Firefly label. Although billed as the Rainbows, the group consisted of Berry, John Garfield, Freddy Rivera, and Gabriel Rodriguez. Also exists on red vinyl.