Track Records
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Track Records is a record label founded in 1966 by Kit Lambert and Chris Stamp (managers of The Who). Artists whose works appeared on the Track label included Jimi Hendrix, Arthur Brown, John's Children, Marsha Hunt and Thunderclap Newman.
Track Records also handled John Lennon and Yoko Ono's 1968 album Two Virgins, which had been rejected by EMI (who had Lennon under contract).
It is now run by former The Stranglers, The Cult, Big Country manager Ian Grant.
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John Lennon and Yoko Ono's 'Two Virgins' album was NOT released by Track Records. Transatlantic Records released it in the UK. Tetragrammaton Records released it in the US.
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