RECORDS
Independent label: Rebel Records was run by Dave Howman and Gavin Dare. Catalogue numbers suggest that Rebel issued at least five singles, using a REBEL-0 numerical series, but I haven't been able to pin down REBEL-4. Marketing was by Psycho Records, distribution of the first release was by Spartan, but by the time that 'My Future's Here At Last' by Rascal (REBEL-5; 2/79) came out, One Stop was handling the label's distribution. There were also at least a couple of albums, from Jamie Stone and from Scene Stealer. The company was well enough organized for some of its records - including those albums - to be released in Germany, through Crystal; Scene Stealer were reportedly more popular abroad than in the U.K. The Jamie Stone LP, 'Let It Shine', came out on Harvest (SHSP-4080) in the U.K., and on EMI (IEMC-6009) in his native Ireland, where he had enjoyed a No.1 single, 'I Believe In Love' (IEMI-5052) in 1976. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
| 78 | Rascal | Ecstacy | REBEL | REBEL | 1 |
| 78 | Stone Jamie | I'D Give It All Away | REBEL | REBEL | 2 |
| 78 | Scene Stealer | Ballerina | REBEL | REBEL | 3 |
| 78 | Not Traced | REBEL | REBEL | 4 | |
| 79 | Rascal | My Future'S Here At Last | REBEL | REBEL | 5 |
