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Gold: Their Great Hits was the first greatest hits collection released by Canadian rock band Steppenwolf. The album, released in 1971, charted at #24 on the Billboard Pop Albums charts. The album certified "gold" by the RIAA on April 12, 1971. In its review, All Music praises the production and engineering as "stellar" and characterizes the album as "an amazing period piece" that is "nearly perfect" "as an introduction to a great band."
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- "Magic Carpet Ride" (John Kay, Rushton Moreve)
- "The Pusher" (Hoyt Axton, Kay)
- "Born to Be Wild" (Mars Bonfire)
- "Sookie, Sookie" (Don Covay, Steve Cropper)
- "It's Never Too Late" (Kay, Nick St. Nicholas)
- "Rock Me" (Dave Grusin, Kay)
- "Hey Lawdy Mama" (Larry Byrom, Jerry Edmonton, Kay)
- "Move Over" (Kay, Gabriel Mekler)
- "Who Needs Ya?" (Byrom, Kay)
- "Jupiter's Child" (Edmonton, Kay, Monarch)
- "Screaming Night Hog" (Kay)
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VHS: Hard Times to Hard Rock
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Living Legends of Rock & Roll - Live from Itchycoo Park | Live In Louisville | Rock N’ Roll Greats
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"A Girl I Knew" | "Sookie Sookie" | "Born to Be Wild" | "Magic Carpet Ride" | "Rock Me" | "Its Never Too Late" | "Move Over" | "Monster" | "Hey Lawdy Mama" | "Screaming Night Hog" | "Who Needs Ya" | "The Pusher" | "Snowblind Friend" | "Ride With Me" | "For Ladies Only" | "Straight Shootin’ Woman" | "Get Into The Wind" | "Smokey Factory Blues" | "Caroline" | "Hot Night In A Cold Town"
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