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Zonophone (early on also
rendered as Zon-O-Phone) was a
record label founded in 1899 in Camden, New Jersey, by
Frank Seaman. The
Zonophone name was not...
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Regal Zonophone Records was a
British record label formed in 1932,
through a
merger of the
Regal and
Zonophone labels. This
followed the
merger of those...
- (1980,
Zonophone/EMI) - UK No. 51 "England"/"Stick's Diary" (1981,
Zonophone/EMI) "Kids on the Street"/"The Sun
Never Shines" (1981,
Zonophone/EMI) -...
- (EMI/
Zonophone, 1980) UK No. 21 "I'm
Forever Blowing Bubbles" (7-inch) (EMI/
Zonophone, 1980) UK No. 35 "We Can Do Anything" (7-inch) (EMI/
Zonophone, 1980)...
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decades of the
twentieth century for a
variety of
record labels,
including Zonophone, Pathé Records, and
Deutsche Grammophon. He
should not be
confused with...
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Discography Joe ****er
discography Years active 1961–2014
Labels Regal Zonophone DJM A&M
Capitol EMI
Decca Rocket Formerly of The
Grease Band
Website ****er...
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their sales achievements. The
first silver disc was
awarded by
Regal Zonophone to
George Formby in
December 1937 for
sales of 100,000
copies of "The...
- and Music...A Bit More of Me, have been
issued together on CD on the
Zonophone label. On Open
Channel D,
McCallum did sing on the
first four tracks,...
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English rock band
Procol Harum,
released in 1968 by
record labels Regal Zonophone and A&M. It is
considered an
early example of
progressive rock. The album's...
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Regal Zonophone/See4Miles – 1971/1991
Second Opinion – LP/CD –
Regal Zonophone/See4Miles – 1971/1991
Second Opinion –
Quadraphonic LP –
Regal Zonophone –...
