- Country
- United Kingdom
- Comments
- Founded in 1969 by Trojan Records owner Lee Gopthal, B&C (standing for Beat & Commercial) was designed to release progressive and folk material. Thanks to a deal with the newly founded Charisma label later that year, B&C also manufactured and distributed a good portion of that label’s early catalog, ‘sharing’ the same catalog numbering system of a ‘CAS’ prefix followed by four digits.
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Pegasus Sublabel
Label
Releases
Album
Catalog nr. | EAN | Performer | Title | Date | Format |
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BCM 101 | Wild Angels | Live at the Revolution | 1970 | 12" LP | |
BCM 102 | Wild Angels | Red Hot 'n' Rockin' | 1970 | 12" LP | |
BCM 103 | various artists | Battle of the Bands Vol 1 | 1971 | 12" LP | |
CAS 1001 | Merrill Moore | Tree Top Tall | May 1969 | 12" LP | |
CAS 1010 | Atomic Rooster | Atomic Rooster | 1970 | 12" LP | |
CAS 1016 | Harold McNair | The Fence | September 1970 | 12" LP | |
CAS 1019 | Shelagh McDonald | Album | 1970 | 12" LP | |
CAS 1026 | Atomic Rooster | Death Walks Behind You | September 1970 | 12" LP | |
CAS 1028 | Everyone | Everyone | 1971 | 12" LP | |
CAS 1029 | Steeleye Span | Please to See the King | March 1971 | 12" LP | |
CAS 1031 | Ginhouse | Ginhouse | April 1971 | 12" LP | |
CAS 1033 | Marc Ellington | Rains/Reins of Change | June 1971 | 12" LP | |
CAS 1035 | Tim Hart & Maddy Prior | Summer Solstice | June 4, 1971 | 12" LP | |
CAS 1038 | Wishful Thinking | Hiroshima | 1971 | 12" LP | |
CAS 1043 | Shelagh McDonald | Stargazer | September 1971 | 12" LP |