Tompkins Square's first album was
Imaginational Anthem, an anthology of music by
fingerstyle guitarists including
Jack Rose,
Sandy Bull,
John Fahey,
Max Ochs, and
Kaki King. The series has grown to seven volumes. Tompkins Square issued a previously unreleased concert recording by
Tim Buckley,
Live at the Folklore Center, NYC — March 6, 1967. Tompkins Square has released several comprehensive gospel music compilations, including 2009's
Fire In My Bones: Raw & Rare & Other-Worldly African American Gospel (1944–2007) and
This May Be My Last Time Singing: Raw African-American Gospel On 45RPM (1957–1982). Tompkins Square released several
78 rpm discs for
Record Store Day. Artists involved included
Luther Dickinson,
Tyler Ramsey, and
Ralph Stanley. In 2015, Rosenthal wrote and published the book
The Record Store of the Mind, a memoir about being a record collector and owning a record company. ==Roster==