Dayton
Cyberteknics recording studio was Dayton's most active studio in 1970s. Around 1975 they started their own house label, Pork records. Pork was the subtitle for Pork' A Lot records, supposedly some kind of in joke. Like many other house labels, the Pork 'catalog' is tough to figure out as the releases varied in numbering, distribution, and pressing amount. The label used two distinct logos, both of which were classics of 1970s graphic design. The first one featured a pigs tail and the second one a cartoon pig.
No
# |
Shotgun
And The Dynamitos |
When
Your Love Says Goodbye / Don't Put Off Today For Tomorrow |
May
1975 (750551 in deadwax) |
2987/8 |
Powerhouse | Step Into My Life / Chicken Lips | July 1975 (750773 in deadwax) - A side credits Powerhouse featuring Vic Baxter |
750945 |
Tight
Squeeze |
Shout
About It / Love, Love, Lovin |
Sept
1975 |
2106
(751221) |
Swithold |
Slow
Burner / Wait'n For You |
Dec
1975 (assume Dec 21 1975 is mastering date) |
81076 |
Glenn
Fiora |
Nothin' To Step Into But The Blues / Lifetime |
August
1976 |
2210/3896 |
Blue
Max |
Cincinnati
/ Lovin' Woman |
Sept
1976 (760923) |
2210 |
Young
Mods |
To
Say I Love Her / We can Make It |
Oct
1976 (761008 in deadwax, assume Oct 8 date for
mastering) |
BW-10/20 |
Bleu
Wyzard |
Funky
Something / Hangin' On |
1976 |
780909 |
Vondal Moore |
What's
The Matter Baby / I Knew Her When |
Sept
1978 |
781119 |
the
Moroccos | Love, Trust And Understanding / Pressure | Nov 1978 |
11879 | Country Earth | Town Without Pity / Help Me Friend | Nov 1979 (791118) |
6783 | Amandus | Walking You Home / Sweet Lucy | 830633 in deadwax |