Track Record was prolific in issuing singles from its roster of LP acts such as The Who, Arthur Brown and Jimi Hendrix Experience and also one-off releases too.
The coding system began with a six figure numeric catalogue system (604XXX) which lasted for the first 36 singles released (604021 appears to be unissued) and this then changed in May 1970 to a seven digit system (2094-XXX) with the first single under this code being Thunderclap Newman’s “Accidents”, released 15 May 1970. (2252-001 was used for a 4 track EP by The Who, and 2095-001 for a Hendrix 3 track EP).
All singles bar the very first feature a black label with silver text, echoing the LP label. 604001 was issued with a white label with black text.
Only a handful of singles were issued with picture sleeves, nearly all with plain sleeves.
- 604001 – Jimi Hendrix Experience
- 604002 – The Who
- 604003 – John’s Children
- 604004 – Jimi Hendrix Experience
- 604005 – John’s Children
- 604006 – The Who
- 604007 – Jimi Hendrix Experience
- 604008 – The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown
- 604009 – Curtis Knight & Jimi Hendrix
- 604010 – John’s Children
- 604011 – The Who
- 604012 – Tony Simon
- 604013 – The Parliaments
- 604014 – The Precisions
- 604015 – The Sand Pebbles
- 604016 – Al Kent
- 604017 – The Cherry Smash
- 604018 – Andy Ellison
- 604019 – The Eire Apparent
- 604020 – Fairport Convention
- 604021 – Unissued
- 604022 – The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown
- 604023 – The Who
- 604024 – The Who
- 604025 – Jimi Hendrix Experience
- 604026 – The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown
- 604027 – The Who
- 604028 – The Sand Pebbles
- 604029 – Jimi Hendrix Experience
- 604030 – Marsha Hunt
- 604031 – Thunderclap Newman
- 604032 – The Parliaments
- 604033 – Jimi Hendrix Experience
- 604034 – Marsha Hunt
- 604035 – The Debonaires
- 604036 – The Who
- 604037 – Marsha Hunt
- 2094-001 – Thunderclap Newman
- 2094-009 – The Who
- 2094-012 – The Who
- 2094-102 – The Who
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