RECORDS
Peeping Tom Records was a custom-recording concern, from Coventry. As is the way with such firms, Peeping Tom's products are difficult to track down. In addition to the Wilnecote High School Choirs EP pictured, It has been revealed the existence of an album by Andy Bailey, 'Birth Of A Baby' (HRSL-123 / EJS-620; 1978) a single by Derby band Strange Days, 'Saltash' (HRSL-59; 1977) and an EP by Asylum, containing 'Commercial Queen' and two other tracks (HRSL-291 / EJSP-9280; 1979). The label of the Asylum record was yellow with black printing, and it lacked the white rim. Numbering for LPs, EPs and singles alike seems to have been in an HRSL-00 series. The label of the Strange Days single reveals that the record was made by the Horizon Recording Studios, which accounts for the HRSL prefix, while the matrix number of the Andy Bailey and Asylum records indicates that those records at least were made through Ellie Jay. The date of Peeping Tom's operations appears to have been 1977 to 1979, though with examples of the company's wares being so hard to find it is impossible to be more accurate. Other HRSL-00 series singles appeared on the actual Horizon label in 1979 and on Iguana in 1984, so presumably the numbering was used for any recording made by the Horizon studios. Distributed By Peeping Tom Records. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
| 77 | Strange Days | Saltash | PEEPING TOM | HRSL | 59 |
| 78 | Andy Bailey | Birth Of A Baby (Album) | PEEPING TOM | HRSL | 123 |
| 78 | The Heage Band | The Heage Band (Album) | PEEPING TOM | HRSL | 138 |
| 78 | Wilnecote High School Choirs | Song Of The Century (Ep) | PEEPING TOM | HRSL | 166 |
| 79 | Carey Duncan | Music Maker | HORIZON | HRSL | 282 |
| 79 | Asylum | Commercial Queen | PEEPING TOM | HRSL | 291 |
| 79 | Polly Bolton | Year Of The Child | HORIZON | HRSL | 315 |
| 80 | Smackee | Seconds Out (Album) | PEEPING TOM | HRSL | 343 |
