RECORDS
Independent label: GL Records was a sub-label of RCA Records label. GL appears to have gone in for fairly lightweight Pop. Its first release, the Handley Family's 'Wam Bam' (GL-100; 3/73) just about made the Top 30 in 1973, after which the Law of Diminishing Returns seems to have set in. The label issued fewer than ten singles during its lifetime, and seems not to have survived into 1975. Distributed By RCA Records. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
| 73 | Handley Family | Wam Bam | GL | GL | 100 |
| 73 | Johnson Samuel | I Like You Babe | GL | GL | 101 |
| 73 | Chance Trevor | So Close | GL | GL | 102 |
| 73 | Rainbow | Jemima | GL | GL | 103 |
| 73 | Chance Trevor | Paris Song | GL | GL | 104 |
| 74 | Feminine Touch | Duff Munch | GL | GL | 105 |
| 74 | Chance Trevor | Down By The River | GL | GL | 106 |
| 74 | Starr Freddie | You'Re The Fool | GL | GL | 107 |
| 74 | James Fairchance | Border Line | GL | GL | 108 |
| 74 | Chance Trevor | Where Have You Been All My Life | GL | GL | 109 |
