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Releases on Imperial RecordsIR 101 River of Love - Willis (release July 2009)IR 102 Bayou Jubilee - Larry (release June 2009) IR 103 Jesus is Your Ticket to Heaven - Larry (release July 2009) IR 104 Candida - Larry (release Sept. 2009) IR 105 Go Tell it On The Mountain - Larry (release Nov. 2009) IR 106 Calendar Girl - Willis (release Feb. 2010) IR 107 Good Times Gonna Roll Again - Wayne (release Dec. 2010) IR 108 Blazing Saddles - Roy (release May 2011) IR 109 Love Done Gone - Roy (release Sep 2011) IR 110 Turn, Turn, Turn - Roy (release Sep 2011) IR 111 The Old Man From The Mountain - Willis (release Nov 2011) Wake Up Little Susie - Coming Soon Me & Jesus - Coming Soon Fox on The Run - Coming Soon Other ReleasesAS 105 Those Memories of You - LarryAS 106 Country Soul - Larry TAR 175 Firecracker - Larry TAR 177 Everybody Wants to go to Heaven - Larry & Willis TAR 168 I Catchem, God Cleansem - Willis TAR 173 Old Enough to Know Better - Willis TAR 174 Small Town Southern Man - Willis |

Larry Belcher/Anita Benton
Owners/Producers
9000 Green Chase Drive
Montgomery, AL 36117
334-215-8591
334-703-2054
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Starting my own square dance record company has been an
idea in the back of my mind for several years. After recording Everybody wants to go to Heaven with Willis Simmons in late 2008, Willis made the comment to me that he thought that I should start my own record company. Well thats all I needed to get the brain going in high gear on this idea. After making several contacts with a studio, the record pressing company and a distributor, and good friend and producer of my last two records, Reggie Knipher, we began to put together a record company. With Anitas support and encouragement and with her help, we have established Imperial Records for squares and Regal Rounds for round dances. We began working on our first songs the first of 2009. Experiencing a few bumps along the way, finding out that all songs are not suitable for square dance and establishing the correct key range for the music, we finally got the music in our hands. Of course we have to determine the words, figures, etc, to go to the music, put it on
paper, practice the vocal with the music and then go to
the studio to put the vocal track with the music. Once all this is accomplished
we will send a master CD to the record pressing company who will press the music
on vinyl, make CDs, and make it available as an mp3 file on line.
They will also label the records, CDs, copy and stuff the cue sheets
and do everything to make the music ready for distribution. (Who said this was easy?)
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