UPC
RECORDS
Independent label: UPC Records appears to have been a fairly
short-lived (1970-71) associate of CBS; though, unusually, its singles don't
share a numerical series with CBS's. It seems to have come and gone
without making any great impression, though one record of the thirteen or so
which it released may be of interest to some collectors: Barbara Windsor's,
'What A Right Carry On' (UPC-101; 1970). In November 1970 saw the
departure of Eddie Trevett, who had been in charge for the past year; Liz
Gardener was to be the new label manager, and director George Clouston was to be
responsible for the label's activities. Sadly, neither of them can have
been in their new posts all that long. Distributed By CBS Records. Thanks
to Robert Lyons For The Info.
70
Windsor
Barbara
When I Was A
Child
UPC
UPC
101
70
Tikki,Takki,Suzy,Lies
Welcome To My House
UPC
UPC
102
70
Shekane
Big Step
UPC
UPC
103
70
Peter & Wolves
Something In The Way She
Moves
UPC
UPC
104
70
Minerbi Marcello Orchestra
Stafania
UPC
UPC
105
70
Benjamin
Tell Me Why
UPC
UPC
106
70
Gidian
That'S Love
UPC
UPC
107
70
Irelanders
Country Morning
UPC
UPC
108
70
Tikki Takki Suzy Lies
Ba-Da-Da-Dum
UPC
UPC
109
70
Shakane
Rhona
UPC
UPC
110
70
Sylvia
Let Me Love You
UPC
UPC
111
70
Boil Billy
Lookin' For Love
UPC
UPC
112
70
Scuffham Sgt Will
Salvation Army Citadel
UPC
UPC
113