Dupree was one of the house labels for the Akron Recording Studio. Don Fieldman was the original label owner, but he was only involved with the first two records (#101 and #102). The (CW) records are labelled as such, there seems to have been some ambitious plan to have a country 'series'
| 101 | the Echos | Around and Around / You Make Me Feel Good | |
| 102 | the Panicks | Work / Treat Me Right | |
| 200 | the Panicks | You're My Baby / Lots Of Pretty Girls | |
| 212 | the Changing Times | Going To Far / The Kids Are All Right | |
| 1304 | the Comin' Generation | Get Out Of My Life Woman / Hey Girl | |
| 101/2 (CW) | Eddie Jameson and His Southern Buddies | A New Deck of Cards / You Were Only Teasin 'Darlin' | |
| 601 (CW) | Valley Serenaders | White Lightning / When you said Goodbye | |
| 11369 | the Harmonics | Missing You / Let Me Go | R-23781/2 |
| (1355) | J. McCants the Harmonics | Summers Love (Falls in the Autumn) (Part 1, vocal) / Part 2, instrumental | M-1355 |
The Harmonics "Summer's Love" record has a Cleveland address, but uses the Akron Recording studio publishing, Ermal music. Dupree #200 by the Panicks was not recorded at Akron, the band used the label name for continuity.