Jewel was a house label for recordings done at Rusty York's studio in Mt. Healty, a suburb of Cincinnati. Jewel was the primary label, but several subsidiary names were used like Teen (for the teen garage bands) and Log Cabin (for country, although most of the Jewel records were country). Jewel records used several numbering systems but the primary ones were the 700 series and the early 900 series. As the 700 series advanced, it reached the 900s so there are two different 900 numberings. In the early 70s the numbering changed so the year (like 75) became the first two digits of the numbers. There is no connection between this Jewel and the New Orleans based label (which was primarily soul) that used a nearly identical 700 numbering, long a source of confusion for discographers.
| 100 | B B. Brown | When You Lose the One You Love / Open Up Your Heart | |
| 408 | Sharon Lee | You Won't Die From a Broken Heart / Rockin' and Washing Sue | CP-7089/90 |
| 600 | J. D. Jarvis and the Rocky Mt. Boys | There's Trouble in the Land; Walking the King's Highway; Go Feed My Sheep / Take Your Shoes Off Moses; Jesus of Nazareth; There Ain't no Grave Gonna Hold My Body Down (sung by Rev. John Carter) | R-15123/4 |
| 700 | Rusty York | Sugaree '66 / Sing The Girls A Song, Bill | |
| 701 | Benny Cook | Purple Heart / Moon on the Silver Saddle | |
| 742 | Eddy Hope | I'll Take All the Bad Times / You Tear Me Up | 1967 |
| 743 | Pete Nantz with the Travelers Quartet | With His Hands on My Shoulder; I Want to Walk as Close as I Possibly Can; Satisfied / I Don't Know Who Holds Tomorrow; The Battle of Jerrico; Won't You Turn From Your Sins (PS) | 1967 |
| 745 | Friendship Trio | Prisoner Of Sin / Let Me Walk With You Jesus | 1967 |
| 747 | Minnfee Skaggs | Feeling Single, Seeing Double / God Gave You to Me | 1967 |
| 748 | Steve Amm | Hello Mom / Heartbreak Avenue | 1967 |
| 751 | J.D. Jarvis | Lonesome Valley / My Life Down Here | R-19909/10 |
| 752 | J.D. Jarvis | Six Hours On the Cross / Started For the Kingdom | R-19911/2 |
| 755 | Dumpy Rice | Teacha / A Law Against You | 1967 |
| 756 | Arlis J. White | Dark Hollow / I'm A Lot More Lonesome | 1967 |
| 757 | Dennis Hensley | Childhood Memories / | 1967 |
| 758 | the Far-A-Way | What Would I Do / Copper Penny | 1967 |
| 759 | Joey Issacs | Only Once More / Driving A Diesel | 1967 |
| 760 | Tommy Emerson | The Love You Save / Let's Turn Back The Year | 1967 |
| 763 | Benny Cook and the Hardtimes | Bargain Day / Angel Judy | 1967 |
| 765 | Chick Morris | Sweet Little Roses / If It's Wrong to Love You | 1967 |
| 766 | the Gibson Brothers | Tom Dooley / I Wish You Knew | 1967 |
| 768 | Eddy Moore | The Crime I Didn't Do / Don't Bother Me | 1967 |
| 769 | Eddy Hope | The Man in the Moon / You Won't See Me Cry | 1967 |
| 770 | Nancy Gray | Who Do You Think You're Fooling / Someone To Take Your Place | 1967 |
| 771 | Linda Webb | A Lonely Soul / Running Around On Me Blues | 1967 |
| 773 | the Reflections | Love Is a Beautiful Thing / Shotgun | 1968 |
| 783 | the Edettes with the Famosas | A Change in You / In Misery | May '68 |
| 785 | the Aftones | Love Like the Love of God / That's Enough | May '68 |
| 786 | the Fabulous Fish | (Baby You Can) Scratch My Egg / Heat | Oct '68 |
| 787 | Utah Feltner | Down in the Willow Garden / Don't Think Twice | Oct '68 |
| 789 | Daryl Ward | Yum Yum Blues / My Baby's Not Here In Town Tonight | July '69 |
| 791 | Doug Faiella | It's So Nice / The Satin On My Blanket | Aug '69 |
| 795 | Jerry Lowe and the Imperials | Ice Man / That's Not What He's Got on His Mind | Sept '69 |
| 797 | the Funnie Papers | Run-Away / Konk-Chita | Nov '69 |
| 798 | the Funnie Papers | Windy Alley / Why Am I Looking For You | Nov '69 |
| 799 | the Patriots | No More / I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better | Feb '69 |
| 799 | the Soul Medics | Wrap It Up / Danny Boy | Dec '69 |
| 883 | the Four Corners | Mad About the Girl / Don't Send Me Away | Jan '70 |
| 890 | Sadie Temple | I Was All Your Woman / I Want to Hold My Man | April '70 |
| 910 | Daryl Ward | Why Don't You Be Good and Stop Teasing Me / I Want To Tell Her I Love Her (Every Time She Walks By) | Sept '70 |
| 920 | Beechwood Farm | Everlovin' Woman ; Blinded Child / Green Fog ; Are You | Jan '71 |
| 923 | the Fabulous Originals | It Ain't Fair, but It's Fun (Part 1) / It Ain't Fair, but It's Fun (Part 2) | Feb '71 |
| 926 | Charlie Howard and the Country Revue | Long Black Limousine / Be Mine For Tonight | Feb '71 |
| 937 | Load Of Rock | Cry Of Freedom / Sore Feeling | Jul '71 |
| 953 | Dale Miller | I heard Mother Pray Last Night / God's Gift | Nov '71 |
| 955 | Barbara Jean | I'll Never Be the Girl / It's Over Now? | Nov '71 |
| 957 | Cool Heat | The Other Side of Us / Life | Nov '71 |
| 974 | George W. Morgan III | Altar OF Prayer / Happy Days Are Coming Soon | Apr '72 |
| 988 | Sweet Blindness | Trippin' / Freedom From Your Side | Aug '72 |
| 989 | Sweet Blindness | America / I Threw My Whole Life Away | Aug '72 |
| 990 | Gospel Beacons | Happiness / Plain and Simple Story | Aug '72 |
| 1014 | Bobby Branham | No One Can Cry But Me / Where My Sweet Baby Goes | April '73 |
| 1017 | Miracle Water | Red Man / Those Blues | April '73 |
| 1047 | The Murphy Sisters (Linda and Kim) | When You Left / Indiana | 1974 |
| 1050 | Dry Ice | Don't Munkey with the Funky Skunky / Kaw-Liga | 1974 |
| (Teen) 900 | the Counts | Now You're Gone / Old Man River | R-15637/8 |
| (Log Cabin) 902 | Wille Hays | My Ramblin' Heart / Soldier's Last Letter | R-15723/4 |
| (Log Cabin) 903 | Ohio Valley Playboys | After I Have / Blue Skies Over Kentucky | R-15721/2 |
| (Log Cabin) 905 | Wiley Bros | You're the Cheating Kind / Gone to be an Angel | R-16141/2 |
| (Teen) 907 | the Losers | I Told Her / Open Up Your Eyes | R-16335/6 |
| (Teen) 918 | "Lil" Roger and His Fabulous Vels | Jolly Roger / Night Time | R-17185/6 |
| 922 | Amon Greer | Jo Jo Rock and Roll / I Don't Want You At All | 1966 |
| 930 | J. D. Jarvis | He Made Me Whole / Heaven Light is Shining | R-18255/6 |
| 7601 | Bobby Van Hook and Band | Truck Driver Stomp / Mama Luce | 1976 |
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