Golden Fleece was a record label formed by three partners, Ronnie Baker, Norman Harris and Earl Young. It issued one album, the debut album by the Trammps, in which Earl Young sang bass, and was distributed by Columbia.

The label is yellow (on top) and green (at the bottom) with a white stripe in between. "GOLDEN FLEECE" is written in black lettering on the top of the label under a stylized black ram's head. The following text is written in black lettering in the form of an arc at the bottom of the label : "Distributed By Columbia Records / CBS, Inc., 51 West 52 Street, New York City". It was issued in stereo only.

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Cover	Number - Title - Artist - [Release Date] (Chart) Contents
	CBS 30000 consolidated series (Distributed by Columbia):
	KZ 33163 - Trammps - Trammps [1975] (7-75, #159) Stop And Think/Trusting Heart/Every Dream I Dream Is You/Love Epidemic/Save A Place//Trammps Disco Theme/Where Do We Go From Here/Down Three Dark Streets/I Know That Feeling/Shout

Thanks to V. Baker.



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