Ding Dong / Must Of Got Lost / Little Arrows / Where Did All The Good Times Go

This 1974 release, cataloged as KS. 291 on the Cash Box label, functions as a compilation or promotional sampler featuring a disparate collection of tracks from established artists of the era, including George Harrison, The J. Geils Band, and the Osmond brothers. During this period, small independent labels or regional distributors often issued compilation records that grouped popular radio singles together for jukebox operators or radio station rotation, rather than as cohesive albums intended for retail sale by the artists themselves.

The design of such releases was typically utilitarian, prioritizing the inclusion of recognizable chart hits over distinct artistic packaging. These records emerged from the competitive environment of 1970s pop radio, where labels sought to maximize the reach of licensed tracks. Because these items were generally intended for commercial or professional use rather than as collectible LPs, information regarding the specific graphic designers or curators involved in this catalog series remains largely undocumented.