So Soft Your Goodbye - 1982 unreleased master (which means it was recorded for an album)
https://youtu.be/eTPn6q0eGbQ

Every Road - Home demo 1988
https://youtu.be/XAaTa14mv0M

Home demo of Christmas in Their Eyes. I received it from MJ in 2009. He performed it in concert 1992-1996 so it could have been recorded during those years.

He did not have the composer listed in his iTunes.

https://youtu.be/rt_PzkqKOoE

12/16/1988 TV appearance. Includes interview and "Upon a Christmas Eve" to promote his annual Orchestra Hall concert in Minneapolis MN.

https://youtu.be/wN0Mj0LmQts

Michael Johnson - In Concert
Tenneessee Theater May 25, 1979
Almost Like Being in Love (Alan Jay Lerner, Frederick Loewe), Foolish (Tom Snow), Lucky Stars (Raun MacKinnon), Sailing Without a Sail (Bill LaBounty, Roy Freeland), Bluer Than Blue (Randy Goodrum), Blackmail ( B. Fasman, L. Wendelken), Let This Be a Lesson To You (Tom Snow)

https://youtu.be/9G7M3kl1yPM

He shared the bill with Steve Gibbs.

Saturday Night in Toledo Ohio
YouTube Audio - home demo. Written by Randy Sparks. 
I have 4 recordings of MJ performing this song - the other three are in concert and do not include the three verses included here. John Denver also omitted them.

https://youtu.be/RdEwTlLB4zQ

Gary Gauger (drummer on There Is A Breeze and Ain't Dis Da Life) gave me 5 tapes. I will get them converted and share them with you! Conversion is $20 a tape, donations welcome/needed. The web host is due 12/15 $200 so I'm stretched thin.

Monday I'm meeting with Gary Gauger, drummer on There Is A Breeze. Any one have any questions about the recording? He has a wonderful story about Leo Kottke on In Your Eyes. I'll write it down this time and share it.

Michael recorded this at home in 1988. He was quite proud of it.

https://youtu.be/DnZJm5wezHw

I'm not sure of all the songs included.

Two children songs

Tingalayo
https://youtu.be/HtolXU2DzYM

Over in the Meadow
https://youtu.be/Rv1oXZasGjo

These both had a notation in MJ's iTunes "For Miles Wilkenson". There's a Miles Wilkinson I found online, a Nashville engineer and producer. I've reached out to him but have not heard back. I hoped he could tell me the date and the reason why MJ recorded these. Michael gave them to me in 2009 and as usual, I never thought to ask those questions.

Concert audio, written by Jimmy Buffet
December 4, 1975, Worthington Community College, Worthington Minnesota

I have another version from December 5 in Sioux Falls, SD
His vocals and guitar arrangements are slightly different on each. Recorded for me through his sound system by Sally as an experiment. The only times I heard him sing this. His collection of songs changed so quickly back then. A beautiful cover.

https://youtu.be/X9oqDiMy1pA