Independent Record Labels Of Ohio
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Pine Tree Records 1912 St. Clair Street |
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The Pine Tree label was started in 1964 in Indianapolis, Indiana, by the Bluegrass Blackjacks as a vehicle to release records by their group. After three singles, the label was sold to Melody Records in Hamilton, Ohio, which eventually released approximately 15 more singles and in excess of 50 LPs by a variety of bluegrass artists and groups.
| NO. | ARTIST | PRESS | MATRIX# | SONG TITLES | MUSIC | VALUE | YEAR | NOTES |
101  |
The Bluegrass Blackjacks |
RITE 1392* |
13273 13274 |
 Twinkle Of My Eye I Wanna Go Back To The Country |
BGR BGR |
1964 | A Todd-Scott Prod. |
| 102 | The Bluegrass Blackjacks |
RITE 1392 |
14093 14094 |
Get Right With God Blackjacks' Breakdown |
BGR IN-BGR |
1965 |
| 103 | The Bluegrass Blackjacks |
RITE 1267 |
20631 20632 |
Muleskinner Blues Long, Long Way To The Top Of The World |
BGR BGR |
1967 |
| 104 | Larry Sparks and The Lonesome Ramblers |
QCA |
01268-A 01268-B |
A House Divided Loving Sweetheart |
BGR BGR |
1970 |
| 105 | Ray Scalf and The Clay County Travelers |
QCA |
104101-A 104101-B |
Air Mail To Heaven The Long Black Veil |
BGR BGR |
1971 |
| 106 | Joe Issacs |
QCA |
104121-A 104121-B |
Bottle Of Brandy Mantle Of Green |
BGR BGR |
1971 |
| 107 | Larry Sparks and The Lonesome Ramblers |
RITE |
28889 28890 |
Blue Eyes Crying In The Rain Kentucky Chimes |
BGR BGR |
1971 |
| 108 | John Miracle, Virgil Joseph & The Tennessee Boys |
NA |
East Virginia Blues Teardrops Falling In The Snow |
BGR BGR |
1972 |
| 113 | Jones Brothers & The Log Cabin Boys |
ARC |
740348-A 740348-B |
Harvest Is Past I Like The Old Time Way |
BGR BGR |
1974 |
| 115 | The Clifty Mountain Boys |
ARC |
750339-A 750339-B |
Roll On Buddy I'll Be Alright Tomorrow |
BGR BGR |
1975 |
| 116 | Richard E. Drew and Cecil Bell |
ARC |
751139-A 751139-B |
The White Water Railroad Pardon Me Dear |
BGR BGR |
1975 |
| 7811 | The Country Riders |
NA |
Boogie Grass Band Slide Off Of Your Satin Sheets |
C&W C&W |
1978 |
Acknowledgements: Al Turner, Tim Fisher, Johnny Daume