LH615 'made its debut' on a 45rpm-EP (110.532E) with arrangements by Romain Charles Hooghuys. The first tune on the B-side ("Seemann, …") is actually not a part of the potpourri: it is a separate book but it has been expertly mixed with the potpourri in the studio (in an almost unnoticeable way, that is …).

The LP Phonogram 6810 425 "Speeldoos tot pierement - populaire melodieën" has two tracks played by the Hooghuys on the B-side: "Redskin charleston" (entitled "Redskin rhumba") and "Kid boogie woogie", both arranged by Romain Charles Hooghuys.

On three cassette tapes of the museum (vol.2 & 3 from the '70s and another one from the '90s), there are in total 7 tracks to be found (note the following: vol.2 has no number; vol.3 has the number 7402476; the third cassette has the number 6818072; none of the cassettes bear a label name).