When I was collecting U.K. Records I had many with

Intriguing as at that point in time I had yet to see an American Import.

This Week Anything

AMY, Mala Bell Distribution

Here's the Extremely Rare Stock Copy

PopSike.com

The Van Dykes - Save My Love For A Rainy Day - Mala -

The O'Jays - I Dig Your Act - Bell [R]30054[/R]

Tony Middleton - Paris Blues - Mala 544 -

Can of worms

I have a bunch on these labels, this is a start, just the ones still lurking on my computer, I'd have to dig out &

take pics of the rest, but that would take ages

This must be one of my favourite label designs.

When I used to play this back around 69/70 I couldn't have even Imagined the wealth of music yet to be discovered.

When I used to play this back around 69/70 I couldn't have even Imagined the wealth of music yet to be discovered.

Still Love It, Still Play It Out When Working.

ringaling ma telephone

Edited July 11, 201014 yr by platters 81

ringaling ma telephone

Beauty.

damn, Goldwax didn't even cross my mind when looking through my computer for pics, flipped right past those.

This beauty - quite popular at the moment too

Cheers

Richard

This beauty - quite popular at the moment too

Cheers

Richard

Here it is from Refosoul

four sonics - easier said than done -

Cheers

Richard

ah, passed right by that pic too, I need to pay more attention to some of my labels

The O'Jays - I Dig Your Act - Bell [R]30054[/R]

You have some very nice records!

I like to see all the label variations .

Edited July 11, 201014 yr by Perception

Just spotted DYNOVOICE as well,

you've some nice stuff Roger.

Here's a bit of a rarity with the scarce company sleeve too.

Not as clear as all the other images but hey ho! many thanks to Tony A for letting me know how to post images!

Reparata And The Delronics - Panic - (Soundclip from Refosoul Archive)

DEMO

West Coast

DEMO

Another not so easy one:

A quality 45

Old Hal Miller C/U from Stafford times

I personally love this record !!!

far out, i've never seen that Mala company sleeve before

I was once told that this was actually titled 'Travellin Man', but Stevie Wonder already had a record out with that title, and so it was renamed 'I Travel Alone'

Gene Toones

I think the issue is many times scarcer than the demo

Edited July 12, 201014 yr by simon t

Another rare issue

Morris Chestnut issue

Another not so easy one:

One to tie up label to artist of the week

here's a couple distributed by Bell...

Edited July 14, 201014 yr by Val (Chunky)

Was Bell always part of Columbia or did a buy out by "the man" occur sometime in the late 60s?

Columbia Pictures bought Bell in 1969. When that happened, Amy and Mala were shut down.