RECORDS
Independent label: Motor City Rhythm Records was from Birmingham. Former Address: D&S Records, 196 Wake Green Road, Moseley, Birmingham. Judging by catalogue numbers Motor City Rhythm seems to have issued at least six singles in 1979-80. One of the singles (the first?), Leargo's 'Played Out Angel', used a number from the DNS label's series, DNS-87903, but the rest had their own dedicated MCR-100 series. The music covered a variety of styles, from the New Wave / Punk of The Daze's 'I Wanna Be A Star' (MCR-101; 1979) through the Reggae of 'She's Gone' by Eclipse (MCR-103; 1980) to the NWOBHM of the Starfighter single shown above, 'I'm Falling' (MCR-105; 1980). The label of the Daze record was light-blue and black rather than red and black. Distributed By Motor City Rhythm Records. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
| 79 | Léargo | Played Out Angel | MOTOR CITY RYTHEM | DNS 87903 |
| 79 | The Daze | I Wanna Be A Star | MOTOR CITY RYTHEM | MCR | 101 |
| 80 | Not Issued | MOTOR CITY RYTHEM | MCR | 102 | |
| 80 | Eclipse | She's Gone | MOTOR CITY RYTHEM | MCR | 103 |
| 80 | Not Issued | MOTOR CITY RYTHEM | MCR | 104 | |
| 80 | Starfighters | I'M Fallin' | MOTOR CITY RYTHEM | MCR | 105 |
