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Canada Grains Council 1999 Statistical Handbook Of Tamil. Just over a year ago, in July 2011, Harmless Records released their first installment in their new Mixology series, releasing Mixology-The Definitive Salsoul Mixes. This triple album featured thirty-one tracks from disco’s premier label, Salsoul. Now the Mixology series will return on 20th August 2012, with Harmless Records turning their attention to another of disco’s most important labels SAM Records.
Mixology-Sam Records Extended Play is released on 3 different vinyl samplers featuring edits by the likes of Todd Terje, 6th Borough Project, Maxxi Soundsystem & Soul Clap. Before I tell you about the highlights of Mixology-SAM Records Extended Play, I’ll tell you about the history of Sam Records. When Sam Weiss founded SAM Records in Long Island City, New York in 1976, he was something of a veteran of the music industry. He’d been involved in the music industry since the late forties, when he and his brother Hy founded Parody Records.
Although the company wasn’t a commercial success, and soon folded, the Weiss brothers persevered. Eight years later, in 1954, they founded Madison Records, which was primarily a vehicle for releasing R&B records. Soon, Madison was releasing soul, doo wop, pop, rock, soul and gospel. Madison continued right through until the late seventies. By then, Sam Weiss had founded another record label, Sam Records, which he specifically setup to cash in on disco’s popularity. Having founded SAM Records in 1976, the nascent label released it’s first release the same year.
Doris Troy’s Woman and The Ghetto was SAM Records’ first release, although John Davis and The Monster Orchestra’s Night and Day gave the label its first hit single, reaching the top five in the US. The following year, SAM Records would release their first twelve inch single, after Tom Moulton had inadvertently invented it.