RECORDS
Independent label: Famous Records was a subsidiary of American company Gulf + Western. The Famous label failed to live up to its name; it never troubled the Chart compilers. Famous singles are uncommon: the label usually turns up in the shape of Ralph McTell's, 'You Well Meaning Brought Me Here' LP, when it turns up at all. Famous issued at least twelve singles in a FAM-100 numerical series from 1970 to 73, before disappearing along with the other G+W family labels (Dot, Paramount, Tumbleweed, Greene Bottle. Distribution was by EMI. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
| 70 | Small John | Can'T Nobody See My Face | FAMOUS | FAM | 101 |
| 70 | Ginger Ale | In The Sand | FAMOUS | FAM | 102 |
| 70 | O.A.P.S | Give Us The Right To Live | FAMOUS | FAM | 103 |
| 70 | Williams Rick | Cut Across Shorty | FAMOUS | FAM | 104 |
| 71 | Mctell Relph | First And Last Man | FAMOUS | FAM | 105 |
| 71 | Small John | As I See You | FAMOUS | FAM | 106 |
| 71 | Peacock | Just A Lonely Man | FAMOUS | FAM | 107 |
| 71 | Ledbetter Possum | Saturday Morning Saturday Night | FAMOUS | FAM | 108 |
| 71 | Flynn Les | Man Made World | FAMOUS | FAM | 109 |
| 71 | Scrumpy īNī Dumpy | When You Wish Apon A Star | FAMOUS | FAM | 110 |
| 71 | Mctell Relph | Teacher Teacher | FAMOUS | FAM | 111 |
| 72 | Martell Arlene | DonīT Trust My Mind | FAMOUS | FAM | 112 |
