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had released a single "Ten Pound Note" which was the first in the label's catalogue. Hambleton was due to make a trip to Western Canada to coordinate the promotional arrangement with Quality distributors for the label's roster. He was also meeting with the press and radio people.
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After working for a number of recording studios, including RCS and Sound Canada, Hambleton started his own record label, AXE Records. Through this label he produced the first album of the band
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Tuesday Records was owned by Greg Hambleton. He also owned Tuesday Music Productions. An article appeared in the June 27, 1970 issue of
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that Hambleton had signed an agreement with Quality Records for the distribution of his emerging label. At that time, Toronto band
305: 295: 300: 42:, then an aspiring country-folk singer/songwriter, recorded at Toronto's Sound Canada studio to make his debut album, 77: 26:. Over the years he has been a record producer, recording engineer, songwriter and music label executive with 159:"Greg Hambleton helped bring Canadian music industry to life, and now Canadian music has returned the favour" 39: 285: 50: 213: 8: 126: 101: 62: 23: 97: 105: 68:
He was involved with the careers of Rain, a Kitchener pop-rock group featuring
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Hambleton was the recording engineer when in 1968, Canadian music icon
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which had a Canadian No. 22 hit in 1971 with the Hambleton-written
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is a Canadian music industry entrepreneur living in
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Index

Hamilton, Ontario
Axe Records
Stompin' Tom Connors
Tragedy Trail
Sudbury Saturday Night
Thundermug
Charity Brown
Major Hoople's Boarding House
Gary and Dave
The Irish Rovers
Steel River
The Stampeders
Steel River
Antique Fair
Fuddle-Duddle
"Greg Hambleton helped bring Canadian music industry to life, and now Canadian music has returned the favour"
"Classic Canadian record label resurrected in Hamilton"
"Hamilton music impresario revisits Kitchener past"
ArtistInfo Greg Hambleton
Page 59 Canadian News Report, Quality Deal With Tuesday
Page 50 Canadian News Report, Bang Deal on 'Fuddle-Duddle'
Official website
Categories
Living people
Canadian music industry executives
Businesspeople from Ontario
Canadian record producers
People from Hamilton, Ontario

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