The recordings made by producer Joe Meek in the late fifties and early sixtires changed the face of pop music and revolutionised the recording processes behind it. Claiming to 'Paint pictures in sound', Meek enjoyed a string of hits, including John Leyton's 'Johnny remember me' and the Honeycombs' 'Have I the right', but it was Telstar, his own composition, performed by the Tornados, a number one hit on both sides of the Atlantic for which he will best be rememebred,

• 1 Theme From "The Traitors"
• 2 Evening In Paris
• 3 Telstar
• 4 Earthy
• 5 Ku-Pow!
• 6 Sioux Seranade
• 7 There's Something At The Bottom Of The Well
• 8 Hatashiai (Japanese Sword Fight)
• 9 Stage To Cimmaron
• 10 The Mexican
• 11 Just For Jerry
• 12 The Breeze And I
• 13 It's Bluesy
• 14 Backfire (Theme From The Film "Backfire")
• 15 Mad
• 16 The Turk
• 17 Cloak And Dagger
• 18 M1
• 19 Fried Onions
• 20 Surf Rider
• 21 Spotlight (Theme From "Talent Spot")
• 22 Taboo
• 23 The Phantoma
• 24 Bristol Express
• 25 Exodus
• 26 March Of The Eagles
• 27 Checkpoint
• 28 Title Unknown
• 29 Border Patrol
• 30 Yea Yea
• 31 Poinciana
• 32 Twist A Napoli
• 33 Out Of This World (From The A.B.C. Television Series "Out Of This World")