# year of release	title / notes
501 (1948)	JIMMY WORK And His Border Boys - Tennessee Border   @ youtube - Jealous Heart Is Broken   @ youtube rec. "around autumn 1948" in Detroit, MI; Jimmy Work, voc, ac g; ac g; el g; b Alben 501
601 (1949)	UNCLE RUYE And His Sage Hollow Boys - I Smiled At Her (She Smiled At Me)   - I Cried My Eyes Out   rec. prob. 1949 in Detroit, MI; Forest Rye [sic], voc, fiddle; unknown, accompanyment Alben 601
101 (1948)	CANDY JOHNSON And His Peppermint Sticks - Stampede With Van - Mood By Midnite Alben 101
102 (1948)	CANDY JOHNSON And His Peppermint Sticks - Parrot Jump - Candy's Mood Floyd 'Candy' Johnson, ts, leader Alben 102
106 (1949)	CALVIN FRAZIER - Sweet Lucy (Drinking Women) (A)   @ youtube - Be-Bop Boogie (B)   @ youtube rec. c. 1949 in Detroit, MI; Calvin Frazier, voc, g; 2 ts; p; b; dr Alben 106 Calvin Frazier discography
107 (1949)	WILD BILL MOORE And His Wild Cats - Steam Heat (3:09)   - Wanda Lee Blues (2:54)   rec. c. 1949 in Detroit, MI; Wild Bill Moore, ts; unknown, accompaniment Alben 107
1001 (1949)	TED SCHLENKER - Beer Barrel Polka - Tiger Rag Alben 1001
1003 (1949)	TONY JENKINS - I'm Dreaming All The Time - I'll Never Forgive Myself Tony Jenkins, voc; Ted Schlenkert [sic], org Alben 1003 Billboard Jan. 22, 1949, p. 78
1004 (1949)	SISTER BEATRICE ADAMS - Now Lord - Prayer Changes Things rec. c. early 1949 in Detroit, MI; Sister Beatrice Adams, voc; male voc group; p Alben 1004 = Alben 1008
Additional information appreciated !!!

Sources / Further reading: - own record collection - Cedric Hayes & Robert Laughton: The Gospel Discography 1943-2000, Volume 1: A to O.- Vancouver (Eyeball Productions), 3rd ed. 2007, p 14 - Bob McGrath: The R&B Indies - Volumes One to Four.- West Vancouver BC (Eyeball Productions) (2nd ed. 2005 to 2007), Vol. 1, p. 74 - www.45worlds.com/78rpm/label/alben - carcitycountry.com/2014/smiled-previously-unknown-forest-rye-record/ - eBay auctions - diverse internet resources thanks to Paul Vernon, Adam Stanfel, Tino Gross and Bob Eagle for additional info / scans   Billboard Sept. 4, 1948, p. 109