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Corporate background:

Ron Hall, author of "The CHUM Chart Book" kindly supplied the following info: “Reo Records was a Quality label that [along with Quality King, Regency and Delta] was mainly an outlet for American releases. The numbering system started in early 1955 at #8001 (Pat Boone's "Two Hearts") and ran through #9039 in early 1970. It is interesting to note that Fats Domino's "Ain't It A Shame" (Imperial 5348) was Reo 8026 and Pat Boone's (corrected grammar version) "Ain't That A

Shame" (Dot 15377) was Reo 8027.”


	Reo (Canada) / 1955




	Corporate background: Ron Hall, author of "The CHUM Chart Book" kindly supplied the following info: “Reo Records was a Quality label that [along with Quality King, Regency and Delta] was mainly an outlet for American releases. The numbering system started in early 1955 at #8001 (Pat Boone's "Two Hearts") and ran through #9039 in early 1970. It is interesting to note that Fats Domino's "Ain't It A Shame" (Imperial 5348) was Reo 8026 and Pat Boone's (corrected grammar version) "Ain't That A Shame" (Dot 15377) was Reo 8027.”				Design: A clean design, with a distorted music note containing the label name on a music staff at the top, leaving plenty of room for credit info.




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