Azalea

1950s-1960s country label from Dallas, Texas. Azalea Returns To C&W Activity (Billboard, June 2, 1958) "HOUSTON - Azalea Record Company here, a country and western label, is back in business after a lapse of 16 months, caused by the death of Al Newton, former head of the firm, according to the company's David Livingstone. "Azalea has redesigned its label. First release, 'Ain't Love Something' b/w 'Is There Room in Your Heart for Me?' will be done by Jimmy Burson. 'Love' is a novelty number penned by Burson. The flip was written by Basil Mumma. The firm is mapping a second release by the Hooper Twins, who have done other disks for Azalea in recent years."