Based in Cleveland, Pama was started by Arnie Rosenberg and Patrick Connelly, initially to release records by Tom King and the Starfires, as Pat was Tom King's uncle. In 1964 they built a pressing plant in Pat's garage that was used for all the Pama/Clevetown/Tema/Audio recording pressings. Clevetown records was formed by Arnie and Joe Petito as an attempt to have a Cleveland-identified label in the manner of Motown. The PXT and CTXP prefixes were also used on Tema records. Both imprints used Audio Recording, so there is some correlations between the numbering, but too many duplicate numbers suggest independence. Clevetown records lasted into the 1970s, but the pressing plant was closed in 1970 when the house was razed for highway I-480.
| 104 | Keith Stought | Till I Die / Together | |
| 115 | Tom King and the Starfires | Ring Of Love / Cheating Game | |
| 116 | Tom King and the Starfires | I Know / Love You 'Cause I Love You | |
| 117 | the Starfires | Billy's Blues / Chartreuse Caboose | |
| 121 | the Al Serafini Orchestra | The Cleveland / Satin Doll | |
| 126 | the Illusions | Little Girl / Big Beat "65" (Bakers Dozen) | |
| 128 | the Fugitives | I Miss You Girl / This Is It | |
| 129 | Ronnie and the Rainbows | Gypsy Woman / Only The Young | |
| 130 | the Al Serafini Orchestra | I Wish You Love / Blues In The Night | |
| 132 | Lori Ann Wagner and Bill Boehm's Singing Angels | Santa Got Stuck In The Chimney Upside Down / Ding Dong Bell | |
| 1001 (135) | Pinky and Jim Jenkins (Orch. - the Cliches) | Manry and the Sea / Got Something For You Baby | #135 in dead wax |
| 136 | the New Community Singers | Manry and the Sea / Come Go With Me | |
| 137 | Marilyn Carpenter | Better Luck Next Time / Pardon Me While I Cry | #137 in dead wax. No number listed on label |
| 140 | the Sounds Of 3 | Desire / Sand and Sea | |
| 165 | Joey Mann | Someday Baby You'll Be Lonely / Was I Wrong | May 1966 |
| 220 | Joey Mann | Cry A Million Tears / Is It Time To Forget You | |
| 230 | Bocky | Here Is My Heart / I'll Never Stop Lovin' You | |
| 240 | Jerry G. And Company | She's Gone / The Road Of Life | |
| 250 | Joey Mann | I'll Feel It / Still Water | 1966 |
| 260 | the Denmarks | Sweet Dreams / Pretty Lies | 1966 |
| 280 | the Munx | Sometimes I Dream / It's Too Late For Love | |
| 400 | the Munx | Our Dream / Girls, Girls, Girls | |
| 450 | Ricky Hodges with Little G. and the Vibrators | I Feel the Love You Have For Me / Don't Blow No More | |
| No # | Prisoner 0077 | Prisoner 0077 Pt. 1 / Pt. 2 | 1966 |
| 777 | Mike Adams | The Eternal Flame / The Eternal Flame | c. '69 |
| 778 | Windy Blevins and the Rebel Grandsons | Who Will Take Care Of the Childrens Dad / Green Grows the Valley | |
| 13493 | Simply Us | Lost Autumn / Wind and Rain | c. '72 |
The Fugitives were from Warren, PA
Numbers #128 and later are on Clevetown, except #130 is on Pama. #128 and #129 have two pressings, one using white labels and the other blue labels. Which, if either, was first is unclear.