Salsoul Records

Iconic US 1970s and early 1980s disco label based in New York City and one of the first to release a commercial (as opposed to promo-only) 12-inch single. It was founded by brothers Joe Cayre, Ken Cayre and Stan Cayre and the siblings appeared as executive producers on many productions. The Cayre trio continued their business in computer games and video with Good Times Home Videos. Sometime around 1980, Salsoul's manufacturing & distribution was handled by RCA Records. This agreement remained until Salsoul folded around 1985. From 1978 onwards through to 1984 a solid red bar appears under the main Salsoul logo (eg. Disco Boogie Vol. 2). In some cases the red bar is not present, however if you look closely at the design you can see the red bar has been 'patched over' with the cloud illustration not aligned correctly. ie I Like It Like That. History of ownership: 1975-1992: Salsoul Record Corp. 1992-2011: Bethlehem Music Company Inc. 2011-2015: VMG Salsoul LLC, a division of Verse Music Group LLC 2015-now : BMG Rights Management Also shown as Salsoul Records & Tapes Label Code: LC 3905 / LC 03905