The Nu-Trons and Spot Records Discography

I can’t find any specific info on the Nu-Trons. Spot Records came from Johnson City, Tennessee, but recorded groups from locations as far as Knoxville and western Virginia. “I Told You So” (written by B. Frye) is a moody shuffle with a great r&b feel and fine lead vocal. “From Now On” (written D. Bradford, … Continue reading The Nu-Trons and Spot Records Discography

Star-Bright Records discography

I’d appreciate any help with this discography. Star-Bright 3051 – The Wilde Knights – “Beaver Patrol” (Dey – Brown) / “Tossin’ and Turnin’” Rich Brown, vocal on both songs. S-1-866/7 Star-Bright 3052 – The Wilde Knights – “Just Like Me” (Dey for Tinadele Pub. Co. BMI) / “I Don’t Care” (Dey-Brown) Rick Dey vocals on … Continue reading Star-Bright Records discography

D’Swan Records discography and Eddie Peregrina

After posting about the Sunstrokes “Come On Lets Go” on D’Swan Records, I thought I’d do a discography of the label. This turned out to be a much more complicated task than I expected, many of the listings came from youtube videos. I was also surprised that so many of the releases I could find … Continue reading D’Swan Records discography and Eddie Peregrina

Golden State Records singles discography

Golden State Recorders used the Golden State Records label for acts that did not have a deal with another company. The music can range from soul to hard rock to gospel, but Custer & the Survivers, Zorba & the Greeks and the Poor Souls all have good garage sounds. The changing numbering system makes it … Continue reading Golden State Records singles discography

La Salle and Lauren Records discography

Here’s a start at the discography of Carl Edelson’s La Salle and Lauren labels, along with related singles by the Shandels and Eddie T. Burke. Much of the talent came from Long Island including the Shandels of Levittown and Wantaugh, and the Taboos. Cardell Music C-510 – The Shandels – “No Way Out” / “Treat … Continue reading La Salle and Lauren Records discography

The Happy Hoss “Call Me Baby” and Stark Records Discography

Stark Records in Mount Airy, North Carolina is famous for the single by the Nomads, “Not For Me” / “How Many Times” as well as a good rockabilly 45 by David Southerland and the Southerns. I don’t have the Nomads, but I’ve picked up this oddity, a soulful and very crude single by the Happy … Continue reading The Happy Hoss “Call Me Baby” and Stark Records Discography

Morgan Records discography

Morgan Records had its base in Montgomery, Alabama. Some artists, like the Rockin’ Gibraltars recorded at Cloverland Studio in Montgomery. Publishing was often with Granny Music BMI. Morgan discography (incomplete – any help with this would be appreciated) Morgan 674H-3947 – Kavaliers – “Get Your Feet Off Me” / “If You Loved Her” (SK4M-3947/8) (November … Continue reading Morgan Records discography