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* At least for a while the label was located at 496 Bridge Street, Springfield, MA. | * At least for a while the label was located at 496 Bridge Street, Springfield, MA. | ||
* The studio and label were owned and operated by Don Carmody, who also served as the primary recording engineer for the sessions. | * The studio and label were owned and operated by Don Carmody, who also served as the primary recording engineer for the sessions. | ||
* A key figure behind the label's regional push was Dick Booth. He used his local connections to secure vital radio airplay for the label's artists on Springfield's dominant Top 40 station, WHYN. | * A key figure behind the label's regional push was [[Dick Booth]]. He used his local connections to secure vital radio airplay for the label's artists on Springfield's dominant Top 40 station, WHYN. | ||
* Musicians who recorded there described the setup as highly improvised and a bit "fly-by-night." The studio was makeshift, hastily thrown together inside an old, converted theater building in Springfield. | * Musicians who recorded there described the setup as highly improvised and a bit "fly-by-night." The studio was makeshift, hastily thrown together inside an old, converted theater building in Springfield. | ||
* The studio later moved to an old theater on 111 Main Street in Stafford Springs, CT. Many of the releases were recorded there. | * The studio later moved to an old theater on 111 Main Street in Stafford Springs, CT. Many of the releases were recorded there. | ||
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Label and recording studio from Springfield and Stafford Springs, CT that released some stone cold Teen Beat gems.
Info
- At least for a while the label was located at 496 Bridge Street, Springfield, MA.
- The studio and label were owned and operated by Don Carmody, who also served as the primary recording engineer for the sessions.
- A key figure behind the label's regional push was Dick Booth. He used his local connections to secure vital radio airplay for the label's artists on Springfield's dominant Top 40 station, WHYN.
- Musicians who recorded there described the setup as highly improvised and a bit "fly-by-night." The studio was makeshift, hastily thrown together inside an old, converted theater building in Springfield.
- The studio later moved to an old theater on 111 Main Street in Stafford Springs, CT. Many of the releases were recorded there.
- Owned by Don Carmody
Releases
- Section Five - Pushers Route / Please Don't Go (AD 105) , 1967
- Bristols - Cross My Heart / I Need Only You (AD 106) , 1967
- Chain Reaction : Bring It On Home To Me / Believe In Me (AD 107) (Feb 1968)
- Timetakers - At Least I'll Try / You'll Never Walk Alone (AD 109) , 1968
- Bristols - Where Am I Going (AD1152-2) , 1967
- Pentagons - Summer's Over / About The Girl I Love (AM-153) , 1967
- Beep Beep & The Roadrunners - Don't Run (BB-152) , August 1967
- Bristols - Where Am I Going / With A Girl Like Her (DR001152)