Rama was one of George Goldner's labels, eventually sold to Roulette. Although Rama is most famous for the rock and roll single "Gee" by the Crows, the album side of the label was essentially pop music typical of the mid-1950s. The Rama label was dark blue with silver print. The top fourth of the label was mostly silver with "RAMA" in blue shaded with silver.







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Cover	Number - Title - Artist - [Release Date] Contents
	Rama RLP 1000 Series:
	RLP 1001 - Jazz Around The World - Ralph Sharon [5/57]
	RLP 1002
	RLP 1003 - Locking Horns - Joe Newman [4/57]
	RLP 1004 - Sachs-Clarinet And Co. - Aaron Sachs
	Rama RLP 5000 Series:
	RLP 5001 - Cry My Love - Serena Shaw [8/56]
	RLP 5002 - Enchanted Evening - Cyril Ornadel
	RLP 5003 - So Nice To Come Home To - Cyril Ornadel
	RLP 5004 - Songs From The Heart of Toni Merrill - Toni Merrill [4/57] As You Desire Me/There Are Such Things/There I Go/I Cross My Fingers/Something To Remember You By/My Own True Love//In the Blue Of Evening/In The Wee Small Hours Of Evening/A Lazy Afternoon/Never In A Million Years/I'll Know/None But The Lonely Heart
	RLP 5005 - Dearly Beloved - Cyril Ornadel
	RLP 5006 - Bewitched - Cyril Ornadel

Thanks to Bernd Kratochwil and Gary Del Carlo.



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