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American record label
Karl Records was a
United States based
record label active in the late 1950s and early 1960s.
History
The Karl label was owned by
rockabilly and country singer
Clay Eager.
[1] The label specialized in
rockabilly music and
country and western music. The label was run out of
Springfield, Ohio and
London, Ohio.
[2] Eager's
father-in-law "Pops" Wood was in charge of the engineering at the studio.
[3]
Karl Records artists
[4]
- Archie Poe
- Art and The Scioto Rhythm Boys
-
Bo Ratliff and Country Kinfolk
- Bobby Bennett
- Charlie Neff and Consecrated Banjo
-
Clay Eager
- Deacon Morris
- George Hinkle and The Blue Valley Boys
- Jimmy Bobb and Country Gentlemen
- Johnnie Green with The Green Mountain Boys
- Larry Edwards and Dude Ranch Boys
- Little Dickie Chaffin and Cheyenne Cowboys
- Louie Schertzinger
- Lacy Kirk
- Phyllis Ann
- Ramey Brothers
- Ray King and The Kingsmen
- Sunnie Lee
- Tammy Charles
- Tammy Charles & Clita Raffel
- Von Stephens and The String Dusters
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