Airtown Records what's the deal with this label?

holmesholmes 3,532 Posts
edited November 2006 in Strut Central
I have bought 2 good-ish 45s on this imprint in the last couple of months, were they a cheap jukebox medley label of re-recordings of current hit songs, or an actual functioning label?

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  • Tommy Wills owned the label.
    Started in Dayton, Ohio in the early '60s and later moved to Indianapolis.
    See also the Juke label.
    97% crap, 3% decency.

  • holmesholmes 3,532 Posts
    Thanks encyclopedia Dante. You are awesome.

  • tommy Wills owned the label.
    Started in Dayton, Ohio in the early '60s and later moved to Indianapolis.
    See also the Juke label.
    97% crap, 3% decency.


    "kc drive" by tommy wills on juke is part of the 3% ... good track ...

  • holmesholmes 3,532 Posts
    tommy Wills owned the label.
    Started in Dayton, Ohio in the early '60s and later moved to Indianapolis.
    See also the Juke label.
    97% crap, 3% decency.


    "kc drive" by tommy wills on juke is part of the 3% ... good track ...
    OK, one of the ones I got is Tommy Wills - "Funky Sax" & the other is Frank DeVito "Organ Grinder Swing" they are both B-sides of slower medleys.


  • Tommy Wills owned the label.
    Started in Dayton, Ohio in the early '60s and later moved to Indianapolis.
    See also the Juke label.
    97% crap, 3% decency.

    3 percent were mostly custom pressings for other groups unrelated to Tommy Wills: Johnny Holiday, Vondels, Shooting Stars and Spoon come to mind.

  • holmesholmes 3,532 Posts

    Tommy Wills owned the label.
    Started in Dayton, Ohio in the early '60s and later moved to Indianapolis.
    See also the Juke label.
    97% crap, 3% decency.

    3 percent were mostly custom pressings for other groups unrelated to Tommy Wills: Johnny Holiday, Vondels, Shooting Stars and Spoon come to mind.

    My girlfriend just bought a Vondels compilation LP on Rhino only to find it was re-recorded versions
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