| 词条 | Claridge Records |
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| name = Claridge Records | image = | image_bg = | parent = | founded = {{Start date|1965}} {{hlist|(closed in 1967|revived in 1974)}} | defunct = {{End date|1978}} | fate = | distributor = Self-distributed | genre = Various | country = United States | website = }} Claridge Records was an American independent record label, owned by Frank Slay. HistoryClaridge Records was started in 1965 by Slay as a division of River Bottom Enterprises. At that time, it was based in New York. The Rockin' Ramrods were the first band that signed a recording contract with the new company in 1965. "Don't Fool with Fu Manchu" was issued in October, 1965, but was unsuccessful. Claridge Records released 19 singles but, due to lack of success, closed down in 1967. In 1974, the label was revived in Los Angeles. One of its signings, Sugarloaf, had a Billboard Hot 100 hit that peaked at number nine with "Don't Call Us, We'll Call You", in 1975. Other artists were Bo Kirkland and Ruth Davis. In 1976, the company changed its focus from rock to disco, this time releasing 37 singles, three albums, and a few 12" disco singles. It closed down again in 1978. ReferencesExternal links
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