Mark Records (2)

Utica, New York Also appears as "Mark" only. Their first release was announced to be I Hope You Won't Hold It Against Me, recorded January 21, at RCA Victor Studios and was scheduled to be released early February 1957. Although they had already released Call Me Modern / Betty's Polka in December of 1956. The company was headed by Stanley Markowski, president; Alex Markowski, vice-president; and Anne Decker, secretary. The label probably shut down in 1960 when the owners were arrested for being part of a bootlegging ring pressing fake Frank Sinatra and Johnny Mathis albums.