Track Records
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Track Records was an "Independent" record label founded in 1967 by Kit Lambert, Chris Stamp (managers of The Who) and Pete Townshend. Artists whose works appeared on the Track label included Jimi Hendrix, The Who, Arthur Brown, John's Children, Marsha Hunt, The Parliaments, Thunderclap Newman, Fairport Convention (pre-fame), Golden Earring, The Heartbreakers and Shakin' Stevens (pre-fame).
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