B-W records includes two seperate series. The first series was started by Quentin "Reed" Welty in 1961 and based in his home town of Wooster. The B-W name came from Welty and Dana Burns, a former partner of Welty's who had no actual involvement in the label. The inital B-W series ran until 1970. The label went dark, briefly, but was revisied with a completely different logo and catalog number sequence. At that moment Welty was only involved with the publishing, his main business interest. The second B-W series was run from Wheeling, West Virginia with some connection to the legendary country radio station WWVA. Most of the B-W records are country, as that was Welty's main focus.
Wel Burn is a subsidiary label, with only a couple releases
| 601 | Bobby and the Bengals | No Parking! / Double Rock | |
| 602 | not used, see note below | ||
| 603/4 | Treytones | Blind Date / Cool Beat | |
| 605/6 | Les and his Western Playboys | I Don't Care Anymore / Why Pretend | |
| 607/8 | Chet Good and the Slabach Sisters | His Smile / If You Ever | |
| 609/10 | Jack and the Drifters | Sweet Talk and Lies / Old Hawaii | |
| 611/2 | Kathy Dee | Trail Of Tears / The Ways of a Heart (hardcover PS) | |
| 613/4 | The Southland Gospel Trio | Behold He Cometh / Pathways Of Life | |
| 615/6 | Kenny Biggs | Swingin' Swanee River / There's No Excuse | |
| 617/8 | Phil Stumpo | Heartbreaker / You Mean Everything to Me (P/S) | |
| 619 | Kathy Dee | If I Never Get to Heaven / Teardrops In My Heart (hardcover PS) | |
| 620 | Andy Sommers and the Stringshifters | Since We First Met / Loving You | |
| 621 | Judy Kaye | You Can't Hurt Me Anymore / Take Everything | |
| 622 | Fonda St. Paul | Wishing Well / Baby Blue (P/S) | |
| 623 | Sounds of Dragway 42 | Part 1 / Part 2 (P/S) | auto racing sounds |
| 624 | Phil Beasley | Itchin' To Love You / These Blues are Real | c. 11/64 |
| 625 | Kenny Biggs | There's No Excuse; I'll Keep Foolin' Around; It Wasn't Easy / Corina; Once Again Baby; Swinging Swanee Rock | subtitled "the Bigg Sound" |
| 626 | Red Wilson | God Has A Full Time Job Watching You / unknown | |
| 627 | Jeanne Hart | Don't Hang Around / Fools Will Fall In Love | 1965 |
| 628 | Es-Shades | Never Met A Girl Like You Before / Good Lovin' | Sept. 66 |
| 629 | Brant Martin | Always Yours / The Less I Think I Do | |
| 630 | Don Collins | Give Me Back My Heart / Ramblin' Man | |
| 631 | Gene Jenkins | Big Big City / Give Me Back My Heart | |
| 632 | Gene Jenkins | Street of Heartbreak / Lay Your Head On My Shoulder | |
| 633 | Chuck "Fingers" Hess | Go Go Guitar / A Blue Blue Sailor | |
| 634 | Chuck Hess | Tijuana Stomp / unknown | |
| 635 | Streys | I'm Feeling Lovey / She Cools My Mind | |
| 636 | Cliff Coldiron and the Countrymen | Silver Bells / She Don't Live Here Anymore | |
| 637 | Bob Lynn and the Country Squires | Open Up the Honky Tonks / Wondering (If You Still Love Me) | |
| 638 | London Tymes | Rock N Roll Music / Evening Dreamer | 1969 |
| 639 | Bobby Mac | Auctioneer; Through the Water / Bad Girl; Folsom Prison Blues | 1969 |
| 640 | Jim "C" Stevens | You Can't Win 'Em All / unknown | |
| 641 | Keith Alan Crabtree | He Touched Me / I've Been to Calvary | |
| 642 | Bill Harrington | The Arrangement of Things / Dawn | 1970 |
| 2010 | Bill Terry | Mountain Boys Are Going Home / Greenbrier Valley | Nov 1971 |
| 2049 | Bill Terry | If You Wait A Little Longer / Either She's Married Or I Am | 1972 |
| 2109 | Rod Carmer | Country Comfort / Looking Out The Window | 1973 |
Wel Burn (see note below)
| 103 | Les and his Western Playboys | It's Rough! / Things That Might Have Been | |
| 105/6 | Ken Speck | Which Way to the Door / A Broken Heart, A Broken Vow |
#602 not used, I believe that the Bobby and the Bengals record was intended to be labelled 601/2. #627 in the B-W series uses the Wel-Burn label.
The London Tymes were from Rome, NY