Larry Blackwell (3)

Purchased HSE Records and Jimmy's One Stop (which sold singles, LPs and cassettes to customers through WLAC Radio) from Hoyt Sullivan in 1979 and continued recording Willie Banks, The Gerald Sisters, Bill Moss and The Celestials, Rev. Julius Cheeks, The Ramada Singers, Tommy Ellison and the Singing Stars, Willis Pittman and The Burden Lifters, and other mostly unknown groups who toured all over the southeast US. Eventually changed the name to Black Label Records (3) and with the help of Shannon Williams (who made Nashboro Records the largest black gospel record company at that time) recorded Slim and The Supreme Angels, Martin Jaycox and the Original Soul Stirrers and others. Father of Larry Blackwell (4).