RECORDS
Ammo Records seems to have been a Pop-orientated label. All the examples features songs published by Ammo-James Music, which suggests that Ammo was an outlet for that publisher. Doubtless the name was derived from the trio of songwriters Arnold, Martin and Morrow. The label always featured either a portrait of or a bit of artwork relevant to the artist. The company's first release, Joe Brown's 'Hey Mama' (AMO-101; 1973), was a minor hit, but despite a promising start that was about as good as things got for Ammo. After about a dozen releases the label expired, in 1974. See also the Samantha label, which appears to have been a precursor to Ammo. Distributed By EMI Records. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
| 73 | Brown Joe | Hey Mama | AMMO | AMO | 101 |
| 73 | Butterscotch | Don'T Make Me Laugh | AMMO | AMO | 102 |
| 73 | Burrows Tony | Take Away The Feeling | AMMO | AMO | 103 |
| 73 | Waterfall | Love Matters | AMMO | AMO | 104 |
| 73 | Squib | Thin Air | AMMO | AMO | 105 |
| 73 | De Sykes Stephanie | Lost For Words | AMMO | AMO | 106 |
| 73 | Buckle Henry | Cosmic Dancer | AMMO | AMO | 107 |
| 73 | Neilson Suzy | It Happens On A Sunday Night | AMMO | AMO | 108 |
| 74 | Sky & Company | True Feeling | AMMO | AMO | 109 |
| 74 | Touch | Better Fly Butterfly | AMMO | AMO | 110 |
| 74 | Burrows Tony | Can'T Live With You | AMMO | AMO | 111 |
| 74 | Butterscotch | This Way That Way | AMMO | AMO | 112 |
