TRANSDISC
RECORDS
Transdisc Records was a DIY label. And appears to have
been owned by Emile Ford: All records that I have seen listed on the label were
all by him, and his picture was on at least three of the labels. The
numbering system that it employed was something of a puzzle, and many numbers
appear not to have been used. TR-1 was used for two different singles,
'Red Red Wine' in 1980, and 'You Can Feel It' in 1983 - the latter was a picture
disc. TR-7, 'How Can I Live Without You', seems to have pre-dated both of
them, coming out in 1979; it was manufactured by Orlake. TR-8 was a song
celebrating the royal wedding, and dates from 1982; it featured The Allisons as
well as Emile Ford, and had a white label of a plainer design, without a
picture. It looks as though Transdisc didn't survive for long after the
picture disc single. There were also a couple of albums. See also 'Alpha'.
Distributed By Transdisc Records. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The
Info.
| 80 |
Emile
Ford |
Red Red Wine |
TRANSDISC |
TR |
1A |
| 79 |
Not Traced |
|
TRANSDISC |
TR |
2 |
| 79 |
Not Traced |
|
TRANSDISC |
TR |
3 |
| 79 |
Not Traced |
|
TRANSDISC |
TR |
4 |
| 79 |
Not Traced |
|
TRANSDISC |
TR |
5 |
| 79 |
Not Traced |
|
TRANSDISC |
TR |
6 |
| 79 |
Emile Ford |
Dance With Me Part One / Part
Two |
TRANSDISC |
TR |
7A+ |
| 81 |
Emile Ford E & Allisons |
The
Royal Wedding Song |
TRANSDISC |
TR |
8A |
| 81 |
Emile
Ford |
How Can I Live Without
You |
TRANSDISC |
TR |
7A |
| 83 |
Emile Ford |
You Can Feel
It |
TRANSDISC |
TR |
1 |
