Beyond these early attempts by their official record companies, numerous small and gray market labels have issued a large number of "best of" and "greatest hits" packages. In Europe and the UK, the group's material was licensed to several different record companies, who issued collections of seemingly random tracks, often with attractive packaging and Clapton's or Beck's names and images prominently displayed. In 1977, "Shapes of Things", the first of many albums made up of Giorgio Gomelsky-era Yardbirds tracks (limited to Clapton and pre-"Roger the Engineer" Beck recordings), was released by Charly Records.