Posted August 29, 201410 yr Looking for info on any additional Magic City Records subsidiaries. So far I have: Mello 001 - Jay Davis - Look At What I Found b/w What Words Do I Use Sock-It 001/002 - Steve Smith & The Soul Champions - Ugly Faced Woman b/w part 2 Sock-It 003/004 - The Harmonics - Scum-A-Doom Doom (In The Ghetto) b/w Be Your Man (Ohio group, also released on Seventy Seven, and the funk side received another release on Gold Plate) Is there anything else?
August 30, 201410 yr Author On 30/08/2014 at 00:57, the yank said: Isn't there some connection between Magic City and the Burt label? There's a Soul Toranodoes record on Burt that also came out on Magic City. I think that Burt label is from Nashville. Edited August 30, 201410 yr by Nick Soule
August 30, 201410 yr It appears that Ernest Burt owned both Magic City and Burt Records. He bought Correc-Tone's studio at 8912 Grand River in 1966 from Wilbur Golden. He changed the name to Magic City Studios, and started Magic City Records. I believe that I read that he started Burt Records in Nashville (near the beginning of The 70s?).
Looking for info on any additional Magic City Records subsidiaries.
So far I have:
Mello 001 - Jay Davis - Look At What I Found b/w What Words Do I Use
Sock-It 001/002 - Steve Smith & The Soul Champions - Ugly Faced Woman b/w part 2
Sock-It 003/004 - The Harmonics - Scum-A-Doom Doom (In The Ghetto) b/w Be Your Man
(Ohio group, also released on Seventy Seven, and the funk side received another release on Gold Plate)
Is there anything else?