Witchy Woman / I Am Woman / I'd Love You To Want Me / Something's Wrong With Me

This 7-inch vinyl release is part of a series of budget-oriented compilation records distributed by M.T.R. during the 1970s. These records were typically marketed as low-cost alternatives to original hit singles, often featuring cover versions or budget-label reissues designed for convenience store racks or bargain bins. The design reflects the utilitarian aesthetic of the era’s budget music industry, prioritizing accessibility and broad appeal over distinct branding.

The tracks included on this disc represent a snapshot of the popular radio hits of the early 1970s, spanning folk-rock, soft rock, and pop. Because M.T.R. operated as a budget label, these compilations were intended to provide listeners with a portable anthology of current chart-toppers without the premium cost associated with major label pressings. Such records are now primarily sought after by collectors interested in the history of independent music distribution and the ephemeral nature of 1970s budget label pressings.