Wooden Nickel BWL1-1012. Reissued in 1979 as Lady on RCA AFL1-3594. Reissued in 1982 as Lady on RCA AYL1-4233. Albums: RCA consolidated series BWL1-0119 - Through the Ages - Wolfman Jack [1973] BWL1-0120 - Exile - Exile [1973] BWL1-0121 - 953 West - Siegel-Schwall Band [1973] BWL1-0145 - Keepsake - Megan McDonough [1973] With Larry Carlton, Michael Omartian, Jim Gordon and Jim Horn. BWL1-0146 - James Lee Stanley, Too - James Lee Stanley [1973] BWL1-0287 - The Serpent Is Rising - Styx [1974] (2-74, #192) Reissued in 1979 as Serpent on RCA AFL1-3595, and in 1981 as Serpent on RCA AQL1-4111. BWL1-0288 - Last Summer: The Siegel-Schwall Band Live - Siegel-Schwall Band [1974] BWL1-0430 - Three's the Charm - James Lee Stanley [1974] BWL1-0431 - Magic - Richie Lecéa [1974] BWL1-0499 - Sketches - Megan McDonough [1974] BWL1-0554 - R.I.P. - Siegel-Schwall Band [1974] BWL1-0635 - Mo - Mo McGuire [1974] BWL1-0638 - Man of Miracles - Styx [1974] (11-74, #154) Reissued in 1979 as Miracles on RCA AFL1-3596. BWL1-0673 - It's All Done with Mirrors - Richie Lecéa [1975] BWL1-0772 - Come Again - Jaggerz [1975] BWL1-0790 - Schizoid - Boa [1975] BWL1-0791 - Zazu - Zazu [1975] Produced by Zazu, Bill Trout, and Barry Mraz. BWL1-2250 - Best of Styx - Styx [1977] Reissued in 1979 as RCA AFL1-3597 with a different cover. CD Varèse Sarabande/Varèse Vintage VSD-6006 - The Very Best of the Siegel-Schwall Band: The Wooden Nickel Years (1971-1974) - Siegel-Schwall Band [1999] Singles: 65 prefix series Wooden Nickel singles, like the albums, started with their own numbering system, but in 1973 were put into the consolidated RCA numbering system where they shared a catalog numbering sequence with all of the RCA-distributed labels. The label design was the same as for the albums, that is, a brown, wood-like color with a buffalo nickel backdrop, and "wooden nickel" in white at the top of the label. Promotional records used the same design, with "NOT FOR SALE" printed on the label. Promo copies usually featured the same song on both sides, one mono and one stereo. The deejay numbers on the 65-0100 series were completely different (e.g., the promo issue of "Guitar Picker" was SP/SPS-45-314 vs. the commercial issue of 65-0105). The WB-10000 series deejay issues used the same numbers, but with a "JH-" prefix instead of "WB-". 65-0100 - David Patton - The Devil In Me/You Are