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Colonial Records : ウィキペディア英語版 | Colonial Records
Colonial Records was a record label located in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. The records were distributed by ABC-Paramount Records until 1959-1960 when it was distributed by London Records. The label was owned by Orville Campbell. Some of Colonial Records artist were Andy Griffith, Bill Craddock, Johnny Dee, and George Hamilton IV. One album, ''Crash's Greatest Hits'' by Bill Craddock, was released on the label in 1986. This record label is now defunct. The label had several large hits. One of the biggest comedy records of all time, and the first release by Andy Griffith, titled "What It Was, Was Football", was first released by the label. Because the label was too small to handle the success of the record, it sold the mastersco to Capitol. Another hit that the label had major success with was "A Rose and a Baby Ruth", by George Hamilton IV. The label sold about 50,000 copies of the record, and then sold the rights to ABC-Paramount. ABC Paramount then sold nearly one million copies of the record.〔http://colorradio.com/Pictures/johnny%20dee/colonial_info_large.jpg〕 ==Singles==
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