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'''Lolo Records''' was a [[Birmingham]] based record label. It was a subsidiary of the Nate McCalla's New York label "Calla Records", active from the [[1965]] to [[1977]]. Calla records were distributed first by Cameo-Parkway, then independently, (sometimes in association with Morris Levy's Roulette Records), and in the mid 1970's by Shakat Records and CBS (Epic). | '''Lolo Records''' was a [[Birmingham]] based record label. It was a subsidiary of the Nate McCalla's New York label "Calla Records", active from the [[1965]] to [[1977]]. Calla records were distributed first by Cameo-Parkway, then independently, (sometimes in association with Morris Levy's Roulette Records in New York City), and in the mid 1970's by Shakat Records and CBS (Epic). | ||
Artists who recorded for Lolo include [[Sam Dees]] and Top Shelf. | Artists who recorded for Lolo include [[Sam Dees]] and Top Shelf. | ||
Revision as of 10:28, 29 October 2018
Lolo Records was a Birmingham based record label. It was a subsidiary of the Nate McCalla's New York label "Calla Records", active from the 1965 to 1977. Calla records were distributed first by Cameo-Parkway, then independently, (sometimes in association with Morris Levy's Roulette Records in New York City), and in the mid 1970's by Shakat Records and CBS (Epic).
Artists who recorded for Lolo include Sam Dees and Top Shelf.
Producers who worked with Lolo include George Kerr and B. B. Cunningham
An unrelated "LoLo Records", active since 1991, is located in Roxobel, North Carolina.