This label was run by Roger Karshner, with an office in on the 13th floor in Cleveland's Standard Building. Roger solicted material through trade publications, which is how he was contacted by Joel Cory and Dick Toops.
| 1001 | the Capes of Good Hope | Shades / Lady Margaret | |
| 1002 | the Capes of Good Hope | If My Monique Would Only Dance / Winters Children | |
| 1003 | Dick Whittington's Cats | In the Midnight Hour / I Still Find You (In My Heart) | c. Dec. '66 |
| 1004 | Symon Grace and the Tuesday Blues | You Won't Get Me Workin' /Out Of Sight | Dec. '70 |
| (Sola Topi) 1005 | the Little Big Horns | It was a Very Good Year / Rainy Eyes |
#1001-3 - first pressings are not distributed by Amy-Mala-Bell. The Amy-Mala-Bell pressings had promotional and stock copies. #1005 uses the Sola-Topi label
The Capes of Good Hope were from Chicago. Symon Grace was from Erie, PA.