RECORDS
Independent Northern Soul label, dedicated to licensing popular American Soul singles. Black Magic was a division of Selectadisc; its products were distributed both by Selecta and by CBS, which pressed the records. It released around sixteen singles, during the period 1975-76. The Sharonettes took it into the Top Thirty, with 'Papa Oom Mow Mow' (BM-102; 1975); their follow-up, 'Going To A Go-Go' (BM-104; 1975) only made it into the Top Fifty. Singles had catalogue numbers in the BM-100s. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
| 75 | Relf Bob & Paula Russell | Blowin'My Mind To Pieces | BLACK MAGIC | BM | 101 |
| 75 | Sharonettes | Papa Ooh Mow Mow | BLACK MAGIC | BM | 102 |
| 75 | Father'S Angel | Bok To Bach | BLACK MAGIC | BM | 103 |
| 75 | Sharonettes | Going To A Go Go | BLACK MAGIC | BM | 104 |
| 75 | Chandler Lorraine | Love You Baby | BLACK MAGIC | BM | 105 |
| 75 | Soul Fox Orchestra | Thumb A Ride | BLACK MAGIC | BM | 106 |
| 75 | Gray Dobie | Out On The Floor | BLACK MAGIC | BM | 107 |
| 75 | Chantelles | Runaway | BLACK MAGIC | BM | 108 |
| 75 | Creation | I Get The Fever | BLACK MAGIC | BM | 109 |
| 75 | Chantelles | Sugar Dumpling | BLACK MAGIC | BM | 110 |
| 76 | Baker Butch & Milestones | The Joker | BLACK MAGIC | BM | 111 |
| 76 | Cherry People | And Suddenly | BLACK MAGIC | BM | 112 |
| 76 | Sharonettes | Broken Hearted Melody | BLACK MAGIC | BM | 113 |
| 76 | Funkees | Abraka | BLACK MAGIC | BM | 114 |
| 76 | Clark Jimmy Soul | Sweet Darlin' | BLACK MAGIC | BM | 115 |
| 76 | Love Jill Baby | My Way Or Hit The Highway | BLACK MAGIC | BM | 116 |
