| Record Company | Catalog no | Song titles | Remarks |
| Jin 45-128 / J-7368, J-7369 (Flat Town Music) | As Long as I Have You b/w Oh Susanna | Chuck Martin and the Honey Drippers. The Honey Drippers are most likely Johnny Winter on guitar and Edgar Winter on Say. Recorded and released in 1960. Jin records released in 1960 are: Jin 45-122 up to and including Jin 45-148 |
 | Jin 45-143 / J-7394 | Have You Ever Watched a Tear Drop | Ronnie Bennett and the Royals on Crazy Cajun Music |
 | Jin 45-143 / J-7395 | True Love, True Love |
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| Jin 45-158 | How do you live a Lie / Golly Gee | Ben Terrell and Johnny Winter's Band , re-issued on Sideman. "How Do You Live a Lie" was written by Jan Faggard of Neal and the Newcomers re-issued on the CD: Sideman |
| Jin 45-158 / S-2025 / S-2026 | How do you live a Lie / Golly Gee | Ben Terrell and Johnny Winter's Band , re-issued on Sideman. "How Do You Live a Lie" was written by Jan Faggard of Neal and the Newcomers re-issued on the CD: Sideman |
 | Jin 45-163 / J-7316 | Coming Home | Junior Cole and Johnny Winter's Band, recorded in 1962 , re-issued on Sideman |
 | Jin 45-163 / J-7315 | I Won't Cry | Junior Cole and Johnny Winter's Band, recorded in 1962 |
    | Jin 45-166 /J-7322 | Traveling Mood / A Dark Night A Lonely Street | Ronnie Bennett and Johnny Winter's Band , collector's information: the first pressing of this single has the Blue/White Label with Blue lettering , 1967 |
 | Jin 45-169 / J-7327 | There goes that train | Lee Martin with Johnny Winter on guitar |
| Jin 45-171 / J-7331 | Her love belongs to me b/w I Don't Hurt anymore | The song "Her love belongs to me" has been written by Johnny Winter |
 | Jin 45 174 / DR-007 | Broke and Lonely | Johnny WInter's Band: Texas Guitar Slim . Shortly after being marketed, this single (JIN-174) was withdrawn as Johnny was still under contract with another company. The Jin-174 catalog nr has been re-used for "Rockin Sidney". |
 | Jin 45 174 / DR-008 | Crying in my Heart | Johnny WInter's Band: Texas Guitar Slim |
 | Jin 45-501x / XJ-5303 | In This Letter | Ronnie Bennett with Johnny Winter and the Jammers (Edgar Winter) - The Crazy Cajun Music (R.Bennett / Huey P. Meaux) - This single was a hit around September-October 1960 . The numbering of this single is confusing, but this is probable due to Huey Meaux's envolvement. This was most likely recorded by Huey, and contracted to be pressed by JIN. And JIN was not using their catalog system for his material. Which also explains why JIN #174, Texas Guitar Slim actually came out with a catalog number that had already been used by JIN for another release, and ALSO does not appear in their website as a JIN release. By the time the Ronnie Bennett and Ben Terrell releases that credit "and Johnny Winters' Band" were recorded (2 years later), Johnny and Huey were not working together, these were recorded by JIN and considered part of their catalog (too bad too, cause Huey was a better recording eng.). The numbering system leads people to think this was a much later release, when in fact it was recorded basically at the same time or before the Jammers' single on Dart (which was recorded by Huey too). |
 | Jin 45-501x / XJ-5303 | Just Wait And See | Ronnie Bennett with Johnny Winter and the Jammers (Edgar Winter) - The Crazy Cajun Music (R.Bennett / Huey P. Meaux) |