KENT RECORDS
Kent Records was a Los Angeles-based record label, launched in the late 1950s by the Bihari brothers. It was a follow-up to the bankrupted Modern Records and reissued Modern’s records. It was later bought by Ace Records, England, which uses the label name to release Motown and Northern Soul music. The label issued Luke “Long Gone” Miles’ 1969 single, “Hello Josephine”/“Little Sweet Thing”, as well as many releases from B. B. King and Lowell Fulsom. (More from Wikipedia)
“Could it Be” appears on a British compilation CD called Northern Soul Satisfaction that is subtitled “30 Tracks from Northern Soul’s Golden Era”. The song is also on a 2013 CD on Kent Records called Pied Piper Presents A New Concept In Detroit Soul. The website popsike.com lists numerous auctions of this Mikki Farrow 45 at prices as high as $1,111.
In 2007, Kent Records put together a CD called The Right Tracks, covering 29 of the recordings that Billy Butler made at Okeh Records.
(July 2014)
