Globe International was owned by Lloyd Hugo. He was living in Rocky River at the time. The label seems to have been active for a year at the most, all the known records were released in 1971. Bernie Toorish was also involved with the label.Toorish had been in the Four Lads but 'retired' to work in Cleveland's lively lounge scene around 1970. The two also operated Big Bear Productions.
Globe used Boddie to press their first 4 records, than switched to ARP in Michigan.
Globe also ran classified ads in the Plain Dealer soliciting recordings.
Lloyd Hugo's recordings are covered on his artist pge
| 101 | Johnny Delmond | Days Are Grey / The Touch Of Your Hand | June 71 (B-7177) |
| 102 | Bert Green | It's All our Fault / They Are Talkimg | 1971 (B-7164) |
| 103 | Jimmy Vince & the Doo Wops | Who Wears Hot Pants? / Why Did You Leave Me? |
1971 (B-7178) |
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Bruce Walker and his Big Band |
Falcons Away ; Dot Dash ; Mercy Mercy Mercy / Got Me Hangin' ; A String Of Pearls |
1971 (B-7174) |
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106 |
Lloyd Hugo |
Mother Trucker / If You Will Take My Hand |
1971 |
| 107 | Norm N. Nite and the Fabulous Fourtunes | Good Old Rock N' Roll Music / Let's Try It Again | 1971 |
| 108 | (Bill Boehm's) Singing Angels | Bet'cha There's A Santa Claus (Too Old To Understand) / All It Takes Is Love | 1971 |
| 109 | Cupid, Dene Bays and Tom Baker | Christmas Time (Is Here) / Twas The Night Before Christmas | 1971 |