RECORDS
Independent label Owned by Miles Copeland, BTM - 'British Talent Management' - appears to have been aimed at the Progressive end of the Rock spectrum; its roster of artists included the likes of Renaissance and Curved Air. Unsurprisingly it was an album-orientated label, but it cracked the singles charts in 1976 with the Climax Blues Band's 'Couldn't Get It Right' (SBT-105). BTM records were manufactured and distributed by RCA; the company operated from 1975 to 1977. Two label designs was used, and there was some variation in colour. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
| 75 | American Gypsy | Angel Eyes | BTM | SBT | 101 |
| 75 | Curved Air | Foll Ep | BTM | SBT | 102 |
| 76 | Curved Air | Desiree | BTM | SBT | 103 |
| 76 | Caravan | All The Way | BTM | SBT | 104 |
| 76 | Climax Blues Band | Couldn'T Get It Right | BTM | SBT | 105 |
| 76 | Curved Air | Baby Please Don'T Go | BTM | SBT | 106 |
| 77 | Squeeze | Take Me I'M Yours | BTM | SBT | 107 |
