A 1989 compilation of singles from Juice Leskinen's early-'70s output on the Love Records label, showcasing his transition from folk to a more rock-oriented sound.
- "Singlet 1974-76" compiles A- and B-sides released between 1974 and 1976, mostly on the Love Records label, though some tracks here were also available on other compilations.
- The compilation features early versions of songs that would later appear in re-recorded forms on studio albums, offering a glimpse into Leskinen's evolving arrangements.
- This collection was released on the Siboney Oy label in 1989, long after the original singles had gone out of print.
Juice Leskinen was a Finnish singer-songwriter from Juankoski, known for his melancholic, witty, and profound lyrics, often exploring themes of Finnish identity, love, and social commentary. He was a foundational figure in Finnish popular music, bridging folk and rock with a distinctive, often conversational vocal style. This compilation captures a period of intense creativity and commercial success for Leskinen, following his acclaimed 1973 album "Jokamiehen laulut" and preceding his 1978 release "Tau."
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