RECORDS
Independent label: LM Records the initials stood for 'Liverpool Music', and the label was run by Liverpool Music Management, of Cook Street - issued at least two records, both of them in 1975. First out of the blocks was an EP by Tom Cowin & the Liverpool Police Band, which featured the tracks 'Didn't we', 'Amanda', 'Final Curtain' and 'My Boy'; it was numbered LMEP-501. Next came a single, a football song, 'Tribute To Shankly' b/w 'A Little Touch Of Scotland' by Shank's Pony (LM-502). The single was engineered at G/G studios, which had its own 'G and G' label. Pressing in both cases was by Phonodisc. Both records were produced by Alan Peters and Dave Roylance. Roylance, who co-write the theme to TV's 'Brookside', also produced several records on the 'Stag (Music)' label. Distributed By TS Records. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
| 75 | Tom Cowin And The Mersyside Police Band | Didn't We | LM | LM | 501 |
| 75 | Shank's Pony | Tribute To Shankly | LM | LM | 502 |
