ULTRA
RECORDS
Independent label: Ultra Records was the 'black music'
label of Plastic Fantastic Records, which was owned by John Rush and Paul
Rodriguez. Ultra released at least seven singles during 1977-78; the basic
numerical series was PFU-1000, though PF-000, PFU-7000 and PFU-7500 were also
used. Oddly a single by jazzman Chris Barber appeared on the label, though
Trad Jazz is hardly 'black music'. Ultra records were manufactured and
distributed by Pye, was were those of its parent company for the most part.
Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
| 77 |
Wilson Flick |
Rockin' Chair |
ULTRA |
PFU |
1001 |
| 77 |
White Joe |
Give And
Take |
ULTRA |
PFU |
1002 |
| 77 |
Wilson Flick |
Keep
The Troubles Down (12") |
ULTRA |
PFU |
1003 |
| 77 |
Smokey 007 |
One Hundred Pounds Of Clay |
ULTRA |
PFU |
1004 |
| 78 |
Thompson
Everand |
Babylon Hustle Me |
ULTRA |
PFU |
1005 |
| 78 |
Vision |
Waiting Game |
ULTRA |
PFU |
1006 |
| 78 |
Masokoloko |
Fire Baby |
SABANOH INTERNATIONAL |
PFU |
1007 |
| 77 |
Eddie
Thornton |
Soularize (Greet The Sun) /
Socka Rock |
PLASTIC
FANTASTIC |
PF |
001 |
| 77 |
Chris Barber |
Ice Cream (Recorded in Koln,
1976) |
ULTRA |
PF |
002 |
| 78 |
Bogart |
Black Casablanca |
ULTRA |
PFU |
7001 |
| 78 |
Howden's Hot
Shots |
Ice Cream |
ULTRA |
PF |
201 |
| 78 |
Faith Horace |
Rich Man Poor Man |
ULTRA |
PFU |
7501 |
