DC Soul: E

Ebony Records Maryland-other

482-12 Jo Jo Hammett - Funny Thing / Doggie Dog World

Comment / Add Info - posted in E and Maryland-other

Edgewood Washington-DC

Located on K St. in Downtown DC, the Edgewood recording-studio hosted many traveling stars and local labels (such as Shrine Records). It dominated the DC recording-studio scene until the early 70s when many engineers broke away to form their own studios. Acetates bearing the Edgewood logo were cut for many local Soul Musicians (see example)

Comment / Add Info - posted in E and Washington-DC

ENE Productions Baltimore

ENE-3113 Ethel Ennis – Ethel (LP) (1980)

Comment / Add Info - posted in E and Baltimore

Equator Washington-DC

RI3172 Leon Gibson – The World’s Changing Over / Everyday Would be Like a Holiday

Comment / Add Info - posted in E and Washington-DC

ERA Washington-DC

WD-929 Spartans – Forget her name / I Don’t Need Another Lover

Comment / Add Info - posted in E and Washington-DC

Eureka Washington-DC

16550 Dock Price & Larry Waters - Bright Eyes/ Exceedingly Well

Comment / Add Info - posted in E and Washington-DC

Evergreen Baltimore

0003 D.I.T. Band – Let’s Start Dancing / Let’s Start Dancing (Disco Version) (also released as a 12”) (1980)
EV 96 Vashita Imani & Friends – Talking About…....(A Revolution) / Shirley Hayes – Black Is (spoken word over soulful drums & flute) (1980)
EVGR 7 D.I.T. – You Bring Out The Best In Me / Ooh Ah Jam (1983)

Comment / Add Info - posted in E and Baltimore

Evergreen Silver Spring

EVR-501 Public Notice – Tack Head / Our Love is Fading (1976)

Comment / Add Info - posted in E and Maryland-other

Exact Change Records Baltimore

E 1857 Allan Harris and Perpetual Motion – Just Let Me Know / Get Ready (also released as a 12”) (1979)
M 210 The “New” Softones – Come Back / Come Back (Instrumental)

Comment / Add Info - posted in E and Baltimore