RECORDS
Independent Reggae label: Trans Universal Records was owned by Russell Coke, who had previously been owner of the Magnet Records group - not the well-known Pop / Rock Magnet company, the Reggae one. Trans Universal issued at least eight singles during the period 1978-81. Most of them appeared in 12" format but there were a couple of 7" releases, both of them by Carl St.Clair. Initially 7"s were numbered in the TU-000s, with albums and 12" singles sharing a TUR-000 series, but the 12" singles took over the 'TU' prefix from TU-006 onwards. The labels appeared both in red and in green. The material on Trans Universal tended to be of a religious nature. Distributed By Trans Universal Records. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
| 82 | St. Clair, Carl | Was Christmas A Day | TRANS UNIVERSAL | TU | 001 |
| 82 | St. Clair, Carl | Silent Night | TRANS UNIVERSAL | TU | 002 |
| 82 | Soul Searchers | The Old Rugged Cross | TRANS UNIVERSAL | TUR | 003 |
| 82 | St Clare Carl | Wonderful English Football (12") | TRANS UNIVERSAL | TUR | 004 |
| 82 | Douglas, Pamelia | One Day At A Time | TRANS UNIVERSAL | TUR | 005 |
| 82 | Francois, Starret | There Is Power In The Blood | TRANS UNIVERSAL | TUR | 006 |
| 82 | Papabune | Take A Message To Mary | TRANS UNIVERSAL | TUR | 007 |
| 82 | Beverly Lindo | Baby I Surrender (12") | TRANS UNIVERSAL | TUR | 008 |
