REFLECTION
RECORDS

Independent label from 1970 to 1971: Reflection Records was founded by Andrew Cameron Miller.  Reflection issued a fairly eclectic mixture of material, ranging from the Heavy Rock of Dogfeet to the vocal harmonies of the Unauthorised Version.  Singles were numbered in an RS-0 series, which became HRS-0 for the last few issues.  As well as an altered prefix those final records had an altered label colouring, being black on white instead of silver on black, in 1971 Miller had sold his shares in the company to Ian Brown and was on the point of forming a new company, 'Dove' Records with David Lewis, writer / singer with the band Andwella.  As part of the deal he became a major stockholder in Brown's new label, Revival Records. In 1971 Reflection and Revival records were distributed by Pye and Keith Prowse.  Revival issued records until 1974, but Reflection seems to have been shelved after Miller's departure.  There was another Reflection label around from 1968 to 1975, which had a different logo and specialized in contemporary Christian music; it didn't have any connection with this label. None of the records on either sort of Reflection are met with all that often, nowadays.  Stuart Damon, vocalist on the single pictured above, was one of the stars of TV show, 'The Champions'. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.

   

70	Andwella	Every Little Minute	REFLECTION	RS	1
70	Scott Bobby	Witness To A War	REFLECTION	RS	2
70	Andwella	Hold Onto Your Mind	REFLECTION	RS	3
70	Damon Stuart	You Ain'T Got Far To Go	REFLECTION	RS	4
70	Orange Peel	I Got No Time	REFLECTION	RS	5
71	Andwella	Are You Ready	REFLECTION	RS	6
71	Dogfeet	Sad Story	REFLECTION	RS	7
71	Not Issued		REFLECTION	RS	8
71	Steamhammer	Junior'S Wailing	REFLECTION	RS	9
71	Sue & Sunny	Let Us Break Bread Together	REFLECTION	HRS	10
71	Catherine Howe	Nothing More Than Strangers	REFLECTION	HRS	11
71	Dogfeet	Since I Went Away	REFLECTION	HRS	12
71	Love Children	What Are You Doing Sunday	REFLECTION	HRS	13