Fredlo Recording Studios was located at 2224 East 12th Street, Davenport, Iowa, for the last twenty years of its 25-year existence. The label was owned and operated by Fredrick R. (1913-1995) and wife Lois R. (1921-1996) Mauck, who had their living quarters on the floor above the Davenport studio.
The Fredlo record label had its origins as the Inter-City Recording Service, which was in operation at 1715 15th Avenue, Moline, Illinois, as early as 1948, engaging primarily in the production of acetate recordings for personal and commercial broadcast use, with the business listed as a “transcription recording service” in the 1949 Moline city directory. Fred Mauck and his first wife, Mayphine, were listed as residents at the Inter-City studio address and were likely employed there, along with colleagues Charles B. Conover and Robert J. Lindley. The Fredlo imprint was operating at 2436 16th Street in Moline, Illinois, as early as 1951, relocating to the Davenport address around 1956 and remaining there until it ceased operations in 1976. Fred was also employed as a film projectionist at Moline’s Roxy Theater in the earliest days of the Fredlo imprint.
Most of the first Fredlo issues appear to have been acetates (not unlike those cut by Inter-City), many of which were cut for a local dance studio. The earliest known record pressed by Fredlo for commercial sale appears to have been a 10″ 78 rpm single by a popular local dinner club organist named Bill Ingogly, featuring the songs “Dreamer with a Penny” and “Love, Mystery, and Adventure.” The single was first advertised in local newspapers in February 1952 as being for sale in local record stores. Very little additional information about this single is available. A more common release was first advertised in newspapers three months later in May 1952, a 10″ 78 rpm single by a Western Swing ensemble known as Buddies of the Airlanes (“Wind” b/w “Keeper of My Heart”, Fredlo 52063).
The label appears to have ceased operation in 1976, with Fred returning to work as a film projectionist by 1977. The Maucks left the Quad City area for Grand Marais, Minnesota, by 1979, spending the rest of their lives in that community.
The first two digits of the catalog number invariably indicate the year of issue. The catalog number consisted of four digits in 1951, expanding to five digits beginning in 1952, scaling back to four digits in 1956.
The name Fredlo is a contraction of names of the owners, Fred and Lois.
CAT # | ARTIST (Subsidiary Label) | TYPE | TITLE | DATE | MATRIX |
5169 | Rae Dance Studio (Audiodisc Recording Blank label) | 78 acetate | “Teddy Bear’s Picnic”/”Kitten Dance” | 1951 | (none) |
5173 | …Studio [part of label is missing] | 78 acetate | “The Cane Dance”/”My First Taps” | 1951 | (none) |
5173 | Miss Irene/Rae Dance Studio | 78 acetate | “My First Taps” vocal/”My First Taps” piano | 1951 | (none) |
5179 | Miss Irene/Rae Dance Studio | 78 acetate | “Polly Wolly Doodle, Part 1″/”Polly Wolly Doodle, Part 2” | 1951 | |
5192 | Miss Irene/Rae Dance Studio | 78 acetate | “I’d Love to Be a Ballerina” vocal/”I’d Love to Be a Ballerina” piano | 1951 | (none) |
5194 | Miss Irene/Rae Dance Studio | 78 acetate | “The Walkie Talkie Doll” vocal/”The Walkie Talkie Doll” piano | 1951 | (none) |
52063(1) | Buddies of the Airlanes | 78 | “Wind”/”Keeper of My Heart” | 1952 | 52063-A A-14521 / A-14522 |
52066 | Harry Cool Trio | 78 | “Ace in the Hole”/”A Cottage for Sale” | 1952 | 52066-A A-15714 / 52066-B A-15715 |
54?? | Pat Barnard with The Jack Payne Orchestra | ?? | ??? | 1954 | |
54031 | Moline Boy’s Choir | 78 | “Bring a Torch, Jeanette Isabella”/”O Jesu Sweet”/”Pat-a-Pan”/”Ave Maria” | 1954 | 54031-A A-18380 / 54031-B A-18381 |
55041 | Jack Barlow | 45 | “There’s a Place in My Heart”/”I Feel Like Cryin'” | 1955 | #55041-A V5550-A / #55041-B V5550-B |
55042 | Jimmy Powers | 45 | “Kathy”/”Little Jim” | 1955 | #55042-A V5550 / #55042-B V5550 |
5601 | Muscatine Elks Chanters | 10″ | “National Champion Elks Chorus” | 1956 | V-6479-1 Fredlo LP 5601-A / V-6479-2 Fredlo LP 5601-B |
5602 | Dick McColl | 45 | “Helena Polka”/”Red Raven Polka” | 1956 | V-6530-5602-A / V-6530-5602-B |
5603 | Jimmy Powers | 45 | “Do You Ever Think of Me”/”Cruising Down the River” | 1956 | V-6620-5603-A / V-6620-5603-B |
5604 | Al Dugan | 45 | “Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue”/”Cascade Boogie” | 1956 | V-6695-5604-A / V-6695-5604-B |
5648 | [artist unknown] | 45 acetate | “Hound Dog”/”Be-Bop-a-Lula”/”Heartbreak Hotel” | 1956 | |
58561 | [artist unknown] | 33 acetate | Three jingles for Berger Chef Systems; “On Your Way”, “Let’s All Go”, “A Whole Meal” | 1958 | |
5901(2) | Jerry Martin | 45 | “Janet”/”Lovely One” | 1959 | |
5901(2) | Jerry Martin [recent bootleg, likely from Europe] | 45 | “Janet”/”Lovely One” | ??? | MPO 45 5901 A / MPO 45 5901 B |
5902 | Al Jenness and The Avalon Band | 45 | “You Don’t Have to Be a Baby to Cry”/”I Overlooked an Orchid” | 1959 | V 9857-1 #5902A / V 9897-2 #5902B |
6003 | Alleman High School Choir | LP | “Selections from the Byzantine Liturgy” | 1960 | V 1189-1 / V 1189-2 |
6004 | Father Joseph Hines and Michael Barry | 45 | “Altar Boy Drill Record, Part 1″/ “Altar Boy Drill Record, Part 2” | 1960 | V 1187-1 / V 1187-2 |
6005 | Bill Andrew and The Mallard Trio | 45 | “Wednesday Night Waltz”/”Guitar Polka” | 1960 | V 1222-1-X / V 1222-2 |
6006 | Paul Moneymaker & The Rainbow Valley Boys | 45 | “Tomorrow I’ll Cry”/”I’m Tired” | 1960 | V-11310-1 / V-11310-2 |
6007 | The Nightmares | 45 | “Greyhound”/”The Nightmare!” | 1960 | V-11604-1 / V-11604-2 |
6009 | Ron Jordan & The Volcanoes | 45 | “By My Side”/”Chimay” | 1960 | |
6010 | Ken Henderson with Bill Maxwell | LP | “Ken” | 1960 | V12329-1 -RE / V12329-2 |
6011 | [uncredited] | 45 | “John A. Bell for State’s Attorney” | 1960 | V12295 |
6012 | Ernie George Quartet | 45 | “The Natives Are Restless Tonight”/”I Still Believe in Love” | 1960 | 6012A / 6012B |
6014 | Rock’n Rebs | 45 | “Grandpa Rock”/”The Rock’n Rebs” | 1960 | 6014A / 6014B |
6028 | possibly Jerry Martin or The Rebs | 45 acetate | ??? | 1960 | |
6102 | Angelos Angels | 45 | “Which One Is to Blame”/”Heartaches” | 1961 | 6102A / 6102B |
6106 | The Sotos Brothers | 45 | “Miserlou”/”Little Lila” | 1961 | |
6111 | Russ Blackwell & The Sons of the Holy Land | 45 | “Even Me”/”Wake Me” | 1961 | |
6113 | Ernie George | LP | “Ernie George Sings for Swingin’ Ears!” | 1961 | 6113LP-A-2 / 6113LP-B-2 |
6114 | Bob Fischer and The String Kings | 7″ EP | “Gee It’s Nice to See You/Castles in the Sky”/”Down on Lonely Street/Avalon Boogie” | 1961 | 6114-EP-A / 6114EP-B |
6115 | Alwood Schools | LP | Christmas Vespers | 1961 | 6115LP-A / 6115LP-B |
6202 | The Tempos | 45 | “Twistin’ the Blues”/”Only One” | 1962 | #6202-A / #6202-B |
6206 | Knox College Choir | LP | “1962 Concert Tour” | 1962 | 6206 LP A / 6206 LP-B |
6208 | The Valiants | 45 | “Twistin’ Til the End”/”Susan Come Back” | 1962 | 6208-A-45 / 6208-B-45 |
6210 | King’s Men Quartet | LP | “Do You Know My Jesus?” | 1962 | 6210LP-A / 6210LP-B |
6212 | Moline High School Band | LP | (untitled) | 1962 | 6212LP-A / 6212LP-B |
6213 | Peoria Diocesan Band & Choruses | LP | “Peoria Diocesan Music Festival” | 1962 | 6213LP-A / 6213LP-B |
6216 | The Flynn Sisters | LP | “Echoes of Truth” | 1962 | #6216LP-A / #6216LP-B |
6220 | The Country Lads | 45 | “Have You Ever Been in Love Before”/”Don’t Hurt Him Like You Hurt Me” | 1962 | #6220-A / #6220-B |
6221 | Davenport Central & West Music Depts. | LP | “Excerpts from ‘The Messiah'” | 1962 | 6221LP-A / 6221LP-B |
6304 | First Presbyterian Church Choir | LP | “The Sounds of Christmas – 1962” | 1963 | #6304 LP-A-R 3-1863 / #6304-LP-A-R 3-1863 |
6309 | Moline High School Band | LP | 1962 – 1963 | 1963 | F#6309LP-A / F#6309-LP-B |
6310 | Davenport West A Cappella Choir | LP | “West High A Cappella Choir” | 1963 | F#63010LP-A / F#63010LP-B |
6311(3) | The Escorts | 45 | “I Found Love”/”I Wanna Do It” | 1963 | 6311 A KB 3963 A BH / 6311 B KB 3963 B BH |
6312 | Bob Fischer (Robbi) | 45 | “Last of the Biggest Fools”/”The Last Time” | 1963 | |
6401 | Davenport Central & West Choruses | LP | “The Twelfth Annual Christmas Concert” | 1964 | F#6401 LP-A A / F#6401 LP-B B |
6402 | Ken Henderson | LP | “Ken…Again” | 1964 | KB-4154-A / KB-4154-B |
6403 | The Escorts | 45 | “The Wobble Drum”/”On Top of Old Smokey” | 1964 | F6403-A A / F6403-B B |
6404 | Knox College Choir | LP | “The Knox Choir 1964” | 1964 | KB-4262-A F-6404LP-A / KB-4262-B F-6404LP-B |
6405 | The Smith Brothers | 45 | “Heartbreak and Misery”/”Linda‑Lu” | 1964 | F-6405-A A / F-6405-B B |
6406 | Ken Henderson | 45 | “Janie”/”Secretly” | 1964 | KB-4311-A F-6406-A / KB-4311-B F-6406-B |
6407 | United Township High School Concert Band | LP | (untitled) | 1964 | KB-4355-A F6407-A / KB-4355-B F6407-B |
6410 | The Central Junior High School Band of Dewitt | LP | (untitled) | 1964 | KB-4381-A F6410-A / KB-4831-B F6410-B |
6411 | Pilgrim Wonders | 45 | “Smoothin’ Out the Rough Way”/”Walkout in My Jesus Name” | 1964 | KB 4544 A / KB 4544 B |
6414 | The Country Lads | 45 | “Pick Me Up on Your Way Down”/”The V. ‘Spike’ Jones Boogie” | 1964 | KB 4705 A / KB 4705 B |
6415 | Ken Henderson | 45 | “Orlando”/”What Child Is This?” | 1964 | KB-4773-A F-6415-A / KB-4773-B F-6415-B |
6416 | The Escorts | 45 | “Heart of Mine”/”Twelfth of Never” | 1964 | KB-4780-A F-6416-A / KB-4780-B F-6416-B |
6500 | Davenport Central & West Music Departments | LP | “The Fourteenth Annual Christmas Concert” | 1965 | |
FR6502(4) | Jack Paris and the Rhythm Playboys (J2 Records) | 45 | “13 Steps”/”Still in Doubt” | 1965 | 5-5013A / 5-5013B |
6503 | Melody Boys | LP | “(Personal Edition)” | 1965 | 5-5059-A F6503-LP-A / 5-5059-B F6503-LP-A |
6505 | Pleasant Valley Township High School Band | LP | “Second Pleasant Valley Invitational Band Festival” | 1965 | 5-5175-A F-6505-A / 5-5175-B F-6505-B |
6509 | Knox College Choir | LP | “1965” | 1965 | |
6510 | The Central High School Concert Band | LP | (untitled) | 1965 | 5-5290-A F 6510-A / 5-5290-B F-6510-B |
6513 | Al Jenness and The Candy Canes | 45 | “My Happiness”/”Fortunes in Memories” | 1965 | 5-5370-A F-6513-A / 5-5370-B F-6513-B |
6514 | Tri-City Music Festival | LP | (untitled) | 1965 | 5-5496-A F-6514-A / 5-5496-B F 6514-B |
6517 | Moline High Symphonic Band | LP | “Moline Senior High School Symphonic Band” | 1965 | 5-5492-A-X F-6517-A 7-765 / 5-5492-B-X F6517-B 7-765 |
6520 | The Rousers | LP | “In Concert!” | 1965 | |
6522 | Iowa All State Band, Chorus & Orchestra | LP | “19th Annual Festival Concert” | 1965 | |
6523 | First Presbyterian Church Choir | LP | “The Sounds of Christmas” | 1965 | 6-6089-A / 6-6089-B |
6524 | Paul H. Hansen, Ballad Singer (Fredlo Custom Recording) | LP | “To Sing from the Heart” | 1965 | 6-6115-A / 6-6115-B |
6601 | Davenport Central & West Choruses | LP | “The Fourteenth Annual Christmas Concert” | 1966 | 6-6159-A / 6-6159-B |
6602 | Bettendorf High School Symphonic Band | LP | “Winter Concert” | 1966 | |
6603 | The Young Folk [Calvin Coolidge Jr. High School] | LP | “The Young Folk” | 1966 | 6-6326A |
6606 | The Four B’s | LP | “Consecration” | 1966 | 6-6548-A / 6-6548-B |
6607 | Paulsen’s Dutchmen | LP | “The Latest Style in Old Time” | 1966 | 6-6549-A / 6-6549-B |
6609 | The Sig Ep Glee Club of Monmouth College | LP | “The Sig Ep Glee Club” | 1966 | |
6610 | Gene Bell (Geneva) | 45 | “I’m Leav’in'”/”Take Time Out” | 1966 | 6-6559A / 6-6559B |
FRS6612 | Gospel Light Trio (Gospel Light) | 7″ EP | “I Can Call Jesus Anytime” / “The Healer” / “I Am Not Worthy” / “I Heard God Today” | 1966 | |
6613 | Thomas Jefferson School Chorus | LP | “The Fifty Voices of the Thomas Jefferson School Chorus” | 1966 | 6-6626-A / 6-6626-B |
6615 | Bettendorf Middle School Eighth Grade Singers | LP | (untitled) | 1966 | |
FRS6617 | The Velvet-Tones (KOKĒ / Fredlo Custom Records) | 45 | “Why Do I Cry”/”Theme from ‘Exodus'” | 1966 | 6-6792-A / 6-6792-B |
FRS6620 | The Top Hands (Fredle Custom Recording) | 45 | “Chapel in the Valley”/”Cattle Call” | 1966 | 6-6956-A / 6-6956-B |
6621 | Students of the Intensive English Language Institute | LP | “Tamagawa in the U.S.A.” | 1966 | 6-6974-A / 6-6974-B |
FRS6622 | Johnnie Jones & The Swaydes (Jam Records / Fredlo Custom Records) | 45 | “Too Much in Love”/”Love Lost” | 1966 | 6-6973-AX / 6-6973-B |
FRS 6623(4) | Jack Paris and the Rhythm Playboys (J2 Records) | 45 | “I Took Ahold of Jesus Hand”/”It Was a Miracle” | 1966 | 6-7088A / 6-7088B |
6625 | Ken Henderson | LP | “Sincerely Ken” | 1966 | 6-7266-A-② / 6-7266-B-② |
6626 | Iowa All State Band, Chorus & Orchestra | LP | “20th Annual Festival Concert” | 1966 | |
6627 | Rodney Boruff, Sandy Cooper, and Lenore Kistler | LP | “Singing for the Lord” | 1966 | 6-7271-A / 6-7271-B |
6629 | Alwood Schools | LP | “Ninth Annual Christmas Program” | 1966 | |
6630 | Davenport West and Central Music Depts. | LP | “The Fifteenth Annual Christmas Concert” | 1966 | 6-7312-A-② / 6-7312-B |
6702 | Paulsen’s Dutchmen | LP | “Volume Two” | 1967 | 7-7400-A / 7-7400-B |
6704 | Bettendorf High School Vocal Department | LP | “Excerpts from ‘Funny Girl'” | 1967 | |
6706 | Donna Griffith (Fredlo Custom Recording) | LP | “For Your Listening Pleasure” | 1967 | 7-7541-A / 7-7541-B |
6707 | The Free Souls (‘reno) | 45 | “Things (You Left Behind)”/”Turnaround” | 1967 | 7-7539A / 7-7539B |
6709 | The Contents Are (Fredlo/Rok) | 45 | “I Don’t Know”/”Direction of Mind” | 1967 | 7-7646A / 7-7646B |
6710 | Bettendorf Middle School Eighth Grade Girls Glee Club | LP | (untitled) | 1967 | |
6711 | Gerald Shaw | LP | “Favorites Old and New” | 1967 | 7-7701-A / 7-7701-B-② |
6712 | Calvin Coolidge Junior High School Band and Orchestra | LP | “Concert Highlights 1967” | 1967 | 7-7752-A / 7-7752-B |
6713 | Bible Institute Missionary Choir (Fredlo Custom Recording) | LP | “Tell Me More of Jesus and of Heaven” | 1967 | 7-7779-A / 7-7779-B |
6714 | Davenport West A Cappella Choir & Orchestra | LP | “In Concert” | 1967 | |
6718 | Sion Lutheran Church Choir | LP | “With a Voice of Singing” | 1967 | 7-7945-A / 7-7945-B |
6719 | Rising Sons (MAX) | 45 | “Have Some Patience Girl”/”Hold On, I’m Coming” | 1967 | 7-7907A / 7-7907B |
6722 | The Sandpipers (Fredlo Custom Recording) | LP | “Fiesta and Other Favorites” | 1967 | 7-7949-B / 7-7949-A |
6723 | The Mod 4 | 45 | “Funny Little Clown”/”Midnight Hour” | 1967 | 7-7948A / 7-7948B |
6724 | The Quad‑Ra‑Tones (Fredlo Custom Recording) | LP | “I Feel A Song Comin’ On” | 1967 | 7-7993-A / 7-7993-B |
6725 | Clark Anthony (Cab / …recorded by Fredlo) | 45 | “But the Sky Turned Gray”/”Silly Little Girl” | 1967 | 7-8046-A / 7-8046-B-② |
6726 | The Day Shift (Concert) | 45 | “Choose Me”/”Lack‑a‑Day” | 1967 | |
6727 | Grandma’s Rockers | LP | “Home Made Apple Pie and Yankee Ingenuity” | 1967 | |
6728 | Frank Gem & The Chasers (Le Mann) | 45 | “Lovin’ You” / “A Taste of Honey” | 1967 | |
6730 | The By & By’s (Holland / …recorded by Fredlo) | 45 | “Thanks to You”/”Keep It Free” | 1967 | 7-8264-A / 7-8264-B |
6733 | The Mississippi Valley Boys (DHW / Distributed by Varmint Records / …recorded by Fredlo) | 45 | “Lonliness”/”Lookin’ for My Baby” | 1967 | 7-8391-A / 7-8391-B |
6734 | Lou Gutenberger (Seesaw) | 45 | “The Student Protest” / “No Dice De-Icer” “Kringley’s Sardines” | 1967 | |
6735 | Central States District Barbershop Choruses | LP | “A Night of Harmony” | 1967 | 7-8486-A / 7-8486-B |
6737(5) | The Contents Are | LP | “Through You” | 1967 | |
6738 | Iowa All‑State Band, Orchestra & Chorus | LP | “Twenty‑first Annual Festival Concert” | 1967 | 7-8470-A / 7-8470-B |
6739 | We Who Are (Love) | 45 | “Last Trip”/”Remember When” | 1967 | 8-8607A / 8-8607B |
6740 | Davenport West and Central Music Depts. | LP | “Excerpts from ‘The Messiah'” | 1967 | 7-8493-A / 7-8493-B |
6802 | Louie Day and the Georgia Ramblers (Georgia Ramblers) | 45 | “My Heart Would Know”/”Orange Blossom Special” | 1968 | 8-8662-A / 8-8662-B |
6803 | The Heart and Soul Ltd. (A-and-J’s Soul) | 45 | “She’s Got You Down”/”A Loser’s Game” | 1968 | 8-8697A / 8-8697B |
6804 | Moline Public Schools Music Depts. | LP | “Illinois in Song” | 1968 | 8-8819-A / 8-8819-B |
6807 | Clark Anthony (CAB) | 45 | “When You’re Nine”/”Poem for Yesterday” | 1968 | 8-8806-A / 8-8806-B |
6811 | Bible Institute Missionary Choir | LP | “Turn Back, My Child…” | 1968 | |
6812 | Gospeltones of Iowa | LP | “….Sing Your Favorites” | 1968 | 8-8869-A / 8-8869-B |
6813 | Mud‑Kids (CAB) | 45 | “Circus Girl”/”Love Is” | 1968 | 8-8824-A / 8-8824-B |
6818 | The Sound of the Reign (Wilber) | LP | “Reigned Out” | 1968 | S8-8935A / S8-8935B |
6819 | The Sanctuary Choir of First United Methodist Church (Fredlo Custom Record Division) | LP | “The Seven Last Words of Christ” | 1968 | 8-9001-A / 8-9001-B |
6820 | Libertyville Grade School Band | LP | “State Contest April 27, 1968” | 1968 | 8-8893A |
6827 | The Lindsay Smith Quartet (Kappa) | 45 | “The Maharishi Says” / “The Impossible Dream” | 1968 | 8-8967-A / 8-8967-B |
6829 | The Faith Singers (Fredlo Custom Record Division) | LP | “Sing a Little for Joy” | 1968 | 8-9030-A / 8-9030-B |
6830 | The Rebs | LP | “Break Through 1968 A.D.” | 1968 | |
6832 | Roy Williams and The Melody Ramblers (Hawkeye …recorded by Fredlo) | 45 | “If She Only Knew”/”Hello Tavern” | 1968 | 8-9034-A / 8-9034-B |
6833 | The Mod 4 | 45 | “Open Up Your Mind”/”A Puppet” | 1968 | 8-9039A / 8-9039B |
6834 | The Inside Out (Out) | LP | “Bringin’ It All Back” | 1968 | 8-9118A |
6835 | The Inside Out (Out) | 45 | “Hold On”/”Let’s Spend the Night Together” | 1968 | |
6836(6) | The Guys Who Came Up from Downstairs (Disc-Guys) | 45 | “Growth”/”Nothing We Can Do!” | 1968 | 8-9117A / 8-9117B |
6837 | Burlington, Ottumwa, Davenport Central & West High | LP | “Tri City Music Festival” | 1968 | 8-9135-A / 8-9135-B |
6838 | Bob Wilson and Jim Mason (Fredlo Custom Record Division) | LP | “Ragtime at Shakey’s” | 1968 | 8-9184-A / 8-9184-B |
6839 | The Macabras (Hamilton Rye / …recorded by Fredlo) | 45 | “Down in the Cellar of Murphy’s Saloon”/”And I Love Her” | 1968 | 8-9283-A / 8-9283-B |
6840 | Central States District Barbershop Choruses | LP | “Wow What a Sound” | 1968 | 8-9306-A / 8-9306-B |
6841 | Iowa All‑State Band, Orchestra & Chorus | LP | “Twenty‑second Annual Festival Concert” | 1968 | 8-9397-A / 8-9397-B |
6842 | Davenport West and Central Music Depts. | LP | “Excerpts from ‘The Messiah'” | 1968 | 69-21A / 69-21B |
6901 | Tyde | 45 | “Lost”/”Psychedelic Pill” | 1969 | 69-19A / 69-19B |
6902 | First United Methodist Church Choirs | LP | “Sing and Rejoice” | 1969 | 69-62A / 69-62B |
6903 | Orion High School Choir | LP | “A Choral Christmas” | 1969 | |
6905 | Davenport West Concert Band | LP | “Honor Band” | 1969 | 69-56A / 69-56B |
6906 | Assembliettes | LP | “Sing Jesus Use Me” | 1969 | |
6907 | The Contents Are (Rok) | 45 | “Future Days”/”New Mexico” | 1969 | 9-142A / 9-142B |
6908 | Rosie McQueen / Rosie McQueen & The Gospel Lights (Spiritual Light / recorded by Fredlo) | 7″ EP | “How Great Thou Art”/”Redeemed”/”Stand by Me” | 1969 | 9-191-A / 9-191-B |
6915 | Calvin Coolidge Junior High School Band and Orchestra | LP | “Band and Orchestra Highlights 1969” | 1969 | |
6916 | Central States District Barbershop Choruses | LP | “Doing Our Barbershop Thing” | 1969 | ꭃw FREDLO 6916 A (ᵛᵛ)12676 / ꭃw FREDLO 6916 B (ᵛᵛ)12676 |
6917 | Erie High School Band | LP | “IHSA State Final Music Contest for Organizations” | 1969 | 9-293-A / BACK PLATE |
6928 | Riverdale High School Concert Band | LP | “Riverdale High School Concert Band” | 1969 | S9-448-A / S9-448-B |
6929 | The Augustana Concert Band | 2 LPs | “1969 Concert Season” | 1969 | |
6931 | Russ Sanders (Sands / recorded by Fredlo) | 45 | “Two of a Kind”/”We’ll Never Know” | 1969 | 9-392-A / 9-392-B |
693x | Dakota High School and Grade School Bands | LP | “IHSA State Organizational Contest” | 1969 | |
6932 | Clinton Oriental Band of Kaaba Temple | LP | “Mysterious Music of the Mystic Shrine” | 1969 | S9-393-A / S9-393-B |
6933 | The Edison Effect (Thought / recorded by Fredlo) | 45 | “Many Times Before”/”Annalisa’s Melody” | 1969 | 9-396-A / 9-396-B |
6934 | The Chordbusters | LP | “Here Come the Chordbusters” | 1969 | S9-401-A / S9-401-B |
6936 | The Bits of Silver Trio/The Touch of Velvet (recorded by Fredlo) | 45 | “Bottle, Bottle”/”Water Over the Dam” | 1969 | 9-407-A / 9-407-B |
6939 | North Scott Singers | LP | “1969 Summer Tour – Live from Greeley, Colorado” | 1969 | S9-447-A 12101 / S9-447-B 12101 |
6941 | Karma (Onk Enterprizez) | 45 | “New Mexico”/”N.S.U.” | 1969 | |
6942 | Ken & Emetine Henderson / Ken Henderson | 45 | “Hole in the Bucket”/”Yellow Bird” | 1969 | 9-467-A 12102 / 9-467-B 12102 |
6943 | The Warming Trend (Klass / ….recorded by Fredlo) | 45 | “It Wasn’t Very Long Ago”/”Never Ending Rain!” | 1969 | 6943 9-472-A (ᵛᵛ) 12075 / 6943 9-472-B (ᵛᵛ) 12075 |
6944 | The Rhythmac’s | LP | “The Band in Demand!” | 1969 | =MR FREDLO 6944 A STEREO (ᵛᵛ) 12215 / =MR FREDLO 6944-B Stereo (ᵛᵛ) 12215 |
6945 | The Edison Effect (Thought / …recorded by Fredlo) | 45 | “Happy Days”/”Important Things” | 1969 | NFR FREDLO 6945A (ᵛᵛ) 12415 / NFR FREDLO 6945-B (ᵛᵛ) 12415 |
6946 | The Other Side (Motion / …recorded by Fredlo) | 45 | “I Wanna Be There”/”Lawdy Miss Clawdy” | 1969 | ꭃw FREDLO 6946 (3:24) (ᵛᵛ) 12682 / ꭃw FREDLO 6946 (2:17) (ᵛᵛ) 12682 |
6947 | Bettendorf High School A Capella Choir | LP | “The Best of Christmas” | 1969 | ꭃw FREDLO 6947 A (ᵛᵛ)12594 / ꭃw FREDLO 6947 B (ᵛᵛ)12594 |
6948 | The Leather Soul (Wald) | 45 | “How Does It Feel?”/”Take Me Back” | 1969 | |
6949 | Frank Allan (Shambleau / …recorded by Fredlo) | 45 | “Four Years This March”/”By the Riverside” | 1969 | ꭃw FREDLO 6949 A (ᵛᵛ)12683 / ꭃw FREDLO 6949 B (ᵛᵛ)12683 |
6951 | The Knights | 45 | “Hopscotch”/”Whiter Shade of Pale” | 1969 | ꭃw FREDLO 45 6951 (2:45) (ᵛᵛ) 12799 / ꭃw FREDLO 45 6951 (3:05) (ᵛᵛ) 12799 |
7001 | Scottish Rite Bodies of Davenport | LP | “The Eighteenth Annual Christmas Concert” | 1970 | FL-7001 LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 13091 / FL-7001 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 13091 |
7003 | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Williams | LP | “Sigma Alpha Iota presents in Recital” | 1970 | |
7004 | Morrison Community High School | LP | “IHSA State Music Contest” | 1970 | |
7006 | Store Bought (Paris / recorded by Fredlo) | 45 | “Get Ready for the Sun”/”Soft-Singin’ Woman” | 1970 | |
7007 | Sterling Grade School Band | LP | “I.G.S.M.A. Northern Division District V” | 1970 | |
7008 | Wes and Eileen Holly | LP | “Just Us” | 1970 | FR-7008-LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 13541 / FR-7008 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 13541 |
7010 | Yesterday Today & Tomorrow (Challenge) | 45 | “Close Your Eyes”/”Dreams (Can Come True)” | 1970 | (ᵛᵛ) 13737 |
7011 | Princeton High School Concert Band | LP | “1969-70” | 1970 | |
7012 | Erie High School Band | LP | “I.H.S.A. State Music Contest” | 1970 | FL-7012-A-LP (ᵛᵛ) 13754 / AOR SJW-3883 |
7015 | Moline Senior High School Concert Band | LP | “Moline Senior High School Concert Band” | 1970 | FL-7015-LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 13825 / FL 7015 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 13825 |
7017 | Wyanet High School Concert Band (Griggs Music Inc. / Fredlo Custom Record Division) | LP | “1969-70” | 1970 | FL 7017 LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 14047 / FL 7017 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 14047 |
7019 | The Gospeltones of Iowa | LP | “Thank God I’m Free” | 1970 | FL-7019-LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 13826 / FL-7019-LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 13826 |
7020 | Morrison Junior High School Band (Griggs Music Inc. / Fredlo Custom Record Division) | LP | “1969-70” | 1970 | FL 7020 LPS-A -② (ᵛᵛ)13913 Re-1 / FL 7020 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ)13913 |
7022 | Anne Hensley | LP | “For Times Like These…” | 1970 | FL-7022 LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 13855 / FL-7022 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 13855 |
7025 | Central States District Barbershop Choruses | LP | “Barbershop Showdown” | 1970 | FL-7025-LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 14660 BB / FL-7025-LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 14660 BB |
7027 | Iowa All‑State Band, Orchestra & Chorus | LP | “Twenty‑fourth Annual Festival Concert” | 1970 | |
7101 | Godspeed (Shambleau / recorded by Fredlo) | 45 | “Dedication (Goodbye)”/”Ice Cold” | 1971 | FL-7101-B¹ (ᵛᵛ) 14806 BB / FL-7101-A (ᵛᵛ) 14806 BB |
7105 | The Grace Notes | LP | “The Way of Gladness” | 1971 | FL-7105 LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 14976 BB / FL-7105 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 14976 BB |
7111 | Clinton Oriental Band of Kaaba Temple | LP | “Mysterious Music of the Mystic Shrine, Vol. 2” | 1971 | FL-7111 LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 15532 BB / FL-7111 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 15532 BB |
7113 | Pleasant Valley High School Concert and Stage Bands | LP | 1971 | FL-7113 LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 15655 BB / FL-7113 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 15655 BB | |
7117 | Stonehenge (Dymanite) | 45 | “The Inferno”/”King of the Golden Hall” | 1971 | |
7122 | The Reflections of Christ | LP | “Pass It On” | 1971 | |
7123 | Moline Senior High Concert Choir | LP | (untitled) | 1971 | |
7124 | Tri-City Music Festival | LP | (untitled) | 1971 | FL-7124 LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 15785 BB / FL 7124 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 15785 BB |
7126 | Various | LP | “Iowa Bandmasters Association Forty-Fourth Annual Convention” | 1971 | FL-7126 LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 16031 BB / FL-7126 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 16031 BB |
7130 | Uncredited: comp. by Thom Ritter George | EP | “English Dance Variations” | 1971 | |
7134 | The Saints & Sinners | LP | “The Sights and Sounds of The Saints and Sinners” | 1971 | FL-7134 LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 16358 BB / FL-7134 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 16358 BB |
7136 | The Young Sounds of Edgewood Baptist | LP | “Introducing the Young Sounds” | 1971 | FL-7136 LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 16357 BB / FL-7136 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 16357 BB |
7139 | Patti and the Nite‑Lites (Nite / recorded by Fredlo) | 45 | “A Thousand Stars”/”Walkin’ the Dog” | 1971 | FL-7139-A (ᵛᵛ) 16768 BB / FL-7139-B (ᵛᵛ) 16768 BB |
7140 | Central States District Barbershop Choruses | LP | “Extra! Extra! Hear All About It!” | 1971 | FL-7140 LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 16848 BB / FL-7140 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 16848 BB |
7141 | Knox College Choir | LP | “1971” | 1971 | FL-7141LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 16851 BB / FL-7141-LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 16851 BB |
7142 | The Leather Soul (All Star / recorded by Fredlo) | 7″ EP | “Eleanor Rigby”/”Lightning”/”I’ve Been Up”/”Renaissance Fair” | 1971 | FL-7142LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 16835 BB / FL-7142LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 16835 BB |
7143 | Iowa All‑State Band, Orchestra & Chorus | 2 LPs | “Twenty‑fifth Annual Festival Concert” | 1971 | FL-7143 LPS-1 (ᵛᵛ) 16873 BB / FL-7143 LPS-2 (ᵛᵛ) 16873 BB / FL-7143 LPS-3 (ᵛᵛ) 16873 BB / FL-7143 LPS-4 (ᵛᵛ) 16873 BB |
7202 | Various | LP | “South East Iowa Band Masters – Honor Bands 1972” | 1972 | FL-7202 LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 17517 BB / FL-7202 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 17517 BB |
7203 | The Singing Doctors (PCC / Manufactured by Fredlo Custom Record Division) | 45 | “He Is Your Brother”/ “Open a New Window” | 1972 | FL-7203-A (ᵛᵛ) 17664 BB / FL-7203-B (ᵛᵛ) 17664 BB |
7205 | Kenny Anderson (KJ) | 45 | “Precious Lord”/”This Is My Valley” | 1972 | 17956 |
7207 | Pleasant Valley High School Bands and Choirs | LP | “1972” | 1972 | |
7208 | Aledo High School Choral Department | LP | “Highlights of 1972” | 1972 | FL 7208 LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 18713 BB / FL 7208 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 18713 BB |
7209 | Ken Paulsen’s Orchestra | LP | “The Happy Sound of Ken Paulsen’s Orchestra” | 1972 | FL 7209 LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 18714 BB / FL 7209 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 18714 BB |
7210 | Moline Senior High School Concert Band and Choir | 2 LPs | “Moline Senior High School Concert Band and Choir” | 1972 | |
7211 | Port Byron Civic Boosters | 45 | “Port Byron”/”Reach Out” | 1972 | FL-7211-A (ᵛᵛ) 18711 BB / FL-7211-B (ᵛᵛ) 18711 BB |
7213 | Augustana Concert Band | LP | “1972 Concert Season” | 1972 | |
7214 | Anne Hensley & The Grace Notes | LP | “Something Beautiful” | 1972 | FL 7214 LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 19157 BB / FL 7214 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 19157 BB |
7216 | Ken Henderson | LP | “Tiki Room” | 1972 | (ᵛᵛ) 19522 FL 7216 LPS-A BB / (ᵛᵛ) 19522 FL 7216 LPS-B BB |
7217 | Central States District Barbershop Choruses | LP | “Straight, Flush, Barbershop” | 1972 | (ᵛᵛ) 19619 FL-7217 LPS-A BB / (ᵛᵛ) 19619 FL-7217-LPS-B BB |
7218 | Patti and the Nite‑Lites (Nite / recorded by Fredlo) | 45 | “Honky-Tonk Woman”/”Chatanooga Shoe Shine Boy” | 1972 | (ᵛᵛ) 19489 FL 7218-A BB / (ᵛᵛ) 19489 FL-7218-B BB |
7219 | Genevieve O’Connor | LP | “Giving Glory to God” | 1972 | (ᵛᵛ) 19570 FL-7219 LPS-A BB / (ᵛᵛ) 19570 FL-7219 LPS-B BB |
7220 | Gerald Shaw | LP | “In Times Like These” | 1972 | (ᵛᵛ) 19702 FL-7220 LPS-A BB / (ᵛᵛ) 19702 FL 7220 LPS-B BB |
7221 | Iowa All State Band, Chorus & Orchestra | LP | “The 26th Annual Festival Concert” | 1972 | |
7301 | Northwestern Illinois District Nazarene Evangelistic Team | LP | “Jesus the Hope” | 1973 | (ᵛᵛ)20024 FL-7301LPS-A BB / (ᵛᵛ)20024 FL-7301LPS-B BB |
7303 | Jim Allen & The Deacons | 45 | “The Heart of a Clown”/”To Have & To Hold” | 1973 | (ᵛᵛ) 20112 FL-7303-A BB / (ᵛᵛ) 20112 FL-7303-B BB |
7304 | The Chord Teasers | LP | “Melodies Bring Memories” | 1973 | (ᵛᵛ) 20481 FL-7304 LPS-A BB / (ᵛᵛ) 20481 FL-7304 LPS-B BB |
7305 | Various | LP | “1973 Honor Bands Concert” | 1973 | (ᵛᵛ) 20123 FL-7305 LPS-A BB / (ᵛᵛ) 20123 FL-7305 LPS-B BB |
7306 | Charlotte Immanuel Lutheran Choir | LP | “Charlotte Immanuel Lutheran Choir” | 1973 | (ᵛᵛ) 20482 FL-7306 LPS-A BB / (ᵛᵛ) 20482 FL-7306 LPS-B BB |
7307 | Born Again | LP | “To God Be the Glory” | 1973 | FL-7307 LPS-A (ᵛᵛ) 20777 BB / FL-7307 LPS-B (ᵛᵛ) 20777 BB |
7308 | Bettendorf High School Symphonic Band | LP | (untitled) | 1973 | (none) |
7310 | Westmer Junior High School Choir / Westmer High School Choir | 45 | “Happy Together”/”Godspell (Choral Selections)” | 1973 | Fredlo 7310 A (LRS) / Fredlo 7310 B (LRS) |
7311 | Aledo High School Choir | 7″ EP | “The Bridge‑Between” | 1973 | FREDLO-7311-A / FREDLO-7311-B |
7314 | Adult Choir of St. John’s United Church of Christ | LP | “Sing Unto the Lord!” | 1973 | FREDLO-7314-LPS-A / FREDLO-LPS-7314-B |
7315 | Iowa All State Band, Chorus & Orchestra | 2 LPs | “Twenty-Seventh Annual Festival Concert” | 1973 | FREDLO LPS 7315-A SR / FREDLO LPS 7315-B SR / FREDLO LPS 7315-C SR / FREDLO LPS 7315-D SR |
7316 | Central States District Barbershop Choruses | LP | “Sound Off: Central States Barbershop Choruses” | 1973 | FREDLO-7316-A / FREDLO-7316-B |
7317 | The Happy Wanderers (RPM / recorded by Fredlo) | 45 | “Tie a Yellow Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree”/”Behind Closed Doors” | 1973 | FREDLO-7317-A-RE-1 K-7479 / FREDLO-7317-B-RE-1 K-7480 |
7401 | Donna Glick / Vicki McCord | 45 | “When You Say, ‘Honey'”/”The Joy of Loving” | 1974 | K7643 K̶-̶7̶6̶3̶3̶ FREDLO-7401-A / K7643 K̶-̶7̶6̶3̶3̶ FREDLO-7401-B |
7402 | The Swartzentrubers | LP | “My Father Planned It All” | 1974 | LPS 7402A / LPS 7402B |
7403 | Mixed Choir & Male Chorus of Trinity Lutheran Church | LP | “To Thee We Sing” | 1974 | FREDLO-7403-LPS-A / FREDLO-7403-LPS-B |
7404 | Davenport West and Central Music Depts. | LP | “The Twenty‑Second Annual Christmas Concert” | 1974 | FREDLO 7404 LPS A SR / FREDLO 7404 LPS B SR |
7405 | SEIBA Honor Bands | LP | “Honor Bands Concert 1974” | 1974 | FREDLO-7405-LPS-A / FREDLO-7405-LPS-B |
7406 | Frankie Lee & the Swingmasters (Swingmasters) | 45 | “Legend in My Time”/”Steel Guitar Rag” | 1974 | |
7408 | Central States District Barbershop Choruses | LP | “Good Vibrations: Central States District Barbershop Chorus Contest” | 1974 | FREDLO 7408 LPS-A / FREDLO 7408 LPS-B |
7409 | MCHS Singers | LP | “A Festival of Song” | 1974 | |
7410 | Iowa All‑State Band, Orchestra & Chorus | 2 LPs | “Twenty‑eighth Annual Festival Concert” | 1974 | FREDLO-7410LPS-A / FREDLO-7410LPS-B / FREDLO-7410LPS-C / FREDLO-7410LPS-D |
7504 | Central States District Barbershop Choruses | LP | “Barbershopping Alive in 75: Central States District Barbershop Chorus Contest” | 1975 | 7504 LPS-A / FREDLO-7504-LPS-B-RE-1 |
7506 | Combined Choirs of First Baptist Church & First United Methodist Church | 7″ EP | “Sanctus”/”Battle Hymn of the Republic” | 1975 | FREDLO-7506-LPS-A / FREDLO-7506-LPS-B |
7602 | Sterling Grade School Concert Band | LP | “Spring Festival” one side only | 1976 | FREDLO 7602-A-RE SG / RECORD TECHNOLOGY, INC. – BACKING PLATE |
7603 | Moline Sr High Symphonic Band & Concert Choir | 2 LPs | (untitled) | 1976 | FREDLO 7603-1A RE SG / FREDLO 7603 LPS 1-B-RE SG / FREDLO 7603 LPS-2-A-RE SG / FREDLO 7603-LPS 2-B-RE SG |
7604 | The Sunrise Singers of Harrison School | LP | “The Sunrise Singers of Harrison School” | 1976 | 7604 LPS-A JP / 7604 LPS-B JP |
(1) A “test cut” 10” acetate also exists
(2) This 45 has been duplicated as a modern pressing
(3) A four-song acetate EP numbered 6311 also exists. Two of the songs are from a released 45 by The Escorts; the other two songs are obviously The Escorts but were never released.
(4) Although no mention of Fredlo appears on the record label, this was apparently pressed by Kay Bank Custom Pressings (2541 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis) on behalf of Fredlo.
(5) Rereleased on 180-gram vinyl (limited quantity of 450) and compact disc in February 2008 with four bonus tracks on the Shadoks label from Germany (catalog # 090)
(6) The Guys Who Came Up from Downstairs were formerly known as Grandma’s Rockers
(7) Viewed on eBay. Catalog number duplicates another Fredlo release apparently, but this one appears to be correct.
52xx | Bill Ingogly | 78 | “Dreamer with a Penny”/”Love, Mystery and Adventure” | 1952 |
? | The Bullocks | LP | “Let’s Talk About Jesus” | ? |
? | Bible Missionary Institute Music Department | LP | “Turn Back, My Child…” | ? |
Fredlo was primarily a recording studio. It’s very likely that individual acetate recordings could be made at the studio. Commercial vinyl pressings in quantities of 100 or more appear to have been outsourced to companies such as Kay Bank Custom Pressings, 2541 Nicollet Avenue, Minneapolis, MN (from as early as 1960 into 1969) and Wakefield Manufacturing of Phoenix, AZ (from late 1969 to at least 1973).
“Waggashoe (Rehearse)”/“Waggashoe (Performance)” – uncredited
“Minnie the Moocher” – uncredited on label, but known to be a taken from a 1959 stereo Cab Calloway
issue – spins at 33⅓ despite the indication on the label
“Silver Moon (Rehearse)”/“Silver Moon” – uncredited on label, but known to be Billy Vaughn
“The Song of India” – uncredited
“Chiapanecas” – uncredited
“Souvenir Waltz” – uncredited – although both sides are labeled, one side is blank
Fred and Lois were married 3 August 1951. The marriage may have prompted the recording business to change its name from “Inter-City Recording Service” to “Fredlo.” Inter-City Recording Service was operating in Moline from at least 1948, with the Fredlo imprint being seen as early as 1951 on acetate recordings prepared for the Rae Dance Studio. The label on Fredlo recordings shows the city of operation as Moline into 1954. The Fredlo studio is listed in Davenport city directories from 1955 through 1976. By 1977, Fred is listed as a film operator at Spruce Hills Twin Theater. By 1979, Fred and Lois left Iowa to retire in Minnesota. Fredrick Raymond Mauck (b. 24 April 1913 in Yetter, Iowa; d. 11 March 1995 in Duluth, Minnesota) was the son of noted Iowa pharmacist Harry C. Mauck, Sr. Fred’s brother, Harry C. Mauck, Jr., was managing editor of the Council Bluffs Nonpareil, while his sister, Jane, was a staff member at the State College of Iowa in Cedar Falls. Lois Rita Fennell (b. 7 June 1921; d. 14 January 1996 in Duluth, Minnesota) was the daughter of Monroe Fennell (died in Muscatine or Davenport at the age of 74 on 31 January 1972) and Marie (Pokorny) Fennell. Her parents Monroe and Marie were married 16 September 1920 in Bettendorf. Lois had married Milton Hansen and had a son, Milton Hansen II, and daughter, Betty Lou, prior to marrying Fred. Fred and Lois had a son, Fredrick Mauck Jr., who was known to be living in Santa Ana, California, in the mid-1990s.
From the “Mason City Globe Gazette,” 23 March 1964, page 3, columns 4 and 5, found online at the Davenport Public Library: Boone – Funeral services were held here Monday for Harry C. Mauck, one of the state’s oldest pharmacists. Mauck, 79, died late Saturday after 59 years as a registered pharmacist. He had practiced at Ottumwa and Hubbard before coming here. Survivors include his widow; two sons, Harry C. Mauck, Jr., managing editor of the Council Bluffs Nonpareil, and Fred R. Mauck of Davenport; and a daughter, Miss Jane Mauck, a member of the State College of Iowa staff in Cedar Falls.
From the “Quad City Times,” 14 March 1995, page 2M, column 1, found on microfilm at the Main Street branch of the Davenport Public Library in Davenport, Iowa: Grand Marais, Minn. – Fredrick R. Mauck, 81, of Grand Marais, formerly of Davenport and Moline, died Saturday at St. Mary’s Medical Center, Duluth. Fred Olson Mortuary, Duluth, is in charge of arrangements. He owned Inter-City Recording Studios in Moline and Fredlo Recording Studios in Moline and Davenport. During the 1930s, he traveled the Midwest with [the] Freddie Mauck Orchestra dance band. Mr. Mauck married Rita Fennell Hansen in 1951. Memorials may be made to Gunflint Fire and Rescue Squad. Survivors include his wife; a son, Fredrick Jr., Santa Ana, Calif.; a stepson, Milton Hansen II, Camino, Calif.; a stepdaughter, Betty Lou McKay, New Berlin, Wis.; and seven grandchildren.
From the qconline.com archives: Fredrick Mauck – Fredrick R. Mauck, 81, Gunflint Lake, Grand Marais, Minn., died Saturday, March 11, 1995, at St. Mary’s Medical Center, Duluth, Minn. There are no services. Memorials may be made to Gunflint Fire and Rescue Squad. Olson Mortuary, Duluth, is in charge of arrangements. Mr. Mauck was born April 24, 1913, in Yetter, Iowa, the son of Harry and Ula Jacobs Mauck. He married Lois R. Fennell Hansen Aug. 3, 1951. He owned Inter-City Recording Studios, Moline, and Fredlo Recording Studios, Moline and Davenport. He was a member of IATSE and Gunflint Property Owners Association. Survivors include the widow; a son, Fredrick Mauck Jr., Santa Ana, Calif.; a stepdaughter, Betty Lou McCay, New Berlin, Wis.; a stepson, Milton Hansen II, Camino, Calif; and seven grandchildren.
From the “Quad City Times,” 26 January 1996, page 4M, column 2, found on microfilm at the Main Street branch of the Davenport Public Library in Davenport, Iowa: Davenport – Lois R. Mauck, 74, of Grand Marais, Minn., and Duluth, Minn., formerly of Davenport, died Sunday at her home in Duluth. Mrs. Mauck will be buried at Davenport Memorial Park. Fred Olson Mortuary, Duluth, is in charge of arrangements. She was employed 15 years as a part-time writer for [the] Cook County Herald. Lois Fennell married Fredrick Mauck in 1951. They owned Fredlo Recording Studios, Moline and Davenport. The couple retired in 1976. He died March 11, 1995. She was a member of [the] Gunflint Property Owners Association. Memorials may be made to a favorite charity. Survivors include a daughter, Betty McKay, New Berlin, Wis.; a son, Milton Hansen II, Camino, Calif.; a stepson, Fredrick Mauck Jr., Santa Ana, Calif.; seven grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; and a brother, Donald Fennell, Muscatine, Iowa.
From the qconline.com archives: Lois Rita Mauck, 74, Gunflint Lake, Grand Marais, Minn., and London Road, Duluth, Minn., died Sunday, Jan. 14, 1996, at home in Duluth. There were no services. Burial is in Davenport Memorial Park. Memorials may be made to a favorite charity. Fred Olson Mortuary, Duluth, handled arrangements. The former Lois Rita Fennell was born in Davenport, the daughter of Monroe H. and Marie Porkorny Fennell. She married Fredrick R. Mauck Aug. 3, 1951. He died March 11, 1995. She and her husband owned Fredlo Recording Studios in Moline and Davenport, retiring in 1976. She was a part-time writer for 15 years for the Cook County Herald. She was a member of Gunflint Property Owners Association. Survivors include a daughter, Betty Lou McKay, New Berlin, Wis.; a son, Milton Bruce Hansen II, Camino, Calif.; a stepson, Fredrick Mauck Jr., Santa Ana, Calif.; seven grandchildren; 13 great-grandchildren; and a brother, Donald Fennell, Muscatine.
From annual city directories of Davenport, Iowa: Fred and Lois appear to have lived at 2224 East 12th in the Village of East Davenport from about 1956 until about 1978. The Fredlo recording studio appears to have ceased operation around 1976. In Davenport city directories of 1977 and 1978, Fred is listed as a film operator at Spruce Hills Twin Theater. By 1979, the Maucks are no longer listed in the city directory of Davenport. In 1979, the Fredlo address is shown as being occupied by Dave R. Hodam. By 1980, the address appears under the auspices of two businesses, Com-Pac Corporation and Quad City Brokerage Service.
An Incomplete Discography of the Fredlo Records Label
Suggestions for additions and corrections to this discography are encouraged.
ARTIST (Subsidiary Label) | TITLE | DATE |
Rae Dance Studio (Audiodisc Recording Blank label) | “Teddy Bear’s Picnic”/”Kitten Dance” | 1951 |
…Studio [part of label is missing] | “The Cane Dance”/”My First Taps” | 1951 |
Miss Irene/Rae Dance Studio | “My First Taps” vocal/”My First Taps” piano | 1951 |
Miss Irene/Rae Dance Studio | “Polly Wolly Doodle, Part 1″/”Polly Wolly Doodle, Part 2” | 1951 |
Miss Irene/Rae Dance Studio | “I’d Love to Be a Ballerina” vocal/”I’d Love to Be a Ballerina” piano | 1951 |
Miss Irene/Rae Dance Studio | “The Walkie Talkie Doll” vocal/”The Walkie Talkie Doll” piano | 1951 |
Buddies of the Airlanes | “Wind”/”Keeper of My Heart” | 1952 |
Harry Cool Trio | “Ace in the Hole”/”A Cottage for Sale” | 1952 |
Pat Barnard with The Jack Payne Orchestra | ??? | 1954 |
Moline Boy’s Choir | “Bring a Torch, Jeanette Isabella”/”O Jesu Sweet”/”Pat-a-Pan”/”Ave Maria” | 1954 |
Jack Barlow | “There’s a Place in My Heart”/”I Feel Like Cryin'” (red vinyl) | 1955 |
Jimmy Powers | “Kathy”/”Little Jim” (red vinyl) | 1955 |
Muscatine Elks Chanters | “National Champion Elks Chorus” (red vinyl) | 1956 |
Dick McColl | “Helena Polka”/”Red Raven Polka” (red vinyl) | 1956 |
Jimmy Powers | “Do You Ever Think of Me”/”Cruising Down the River” | 1956 |
Al Dugan | “Five Foot Two, Eyes of Blue”/”Cascade Boogie” | 1956 |
[artist unknown] | “Hound Dog”/”Be-Bop-a-Lula”/”Heartbreak Hotel” | 1956 |
[artist unknown] | Three jingles for Berger Chef Systems; “On Your Way”, “Let’s All Go”, “A Whole Meal” | 1958 |
Jerry Martin | “Janet”/”Lovely One” | 1959 |
Al Jenness and The Avalon Band | “You Don’t Have to Be a Baby to Cry”/”I Overlooked an Orchid” | 1959 |
Alleman High School Choir | “Selections from the Byzantine Liturgy” red vinyl, prob. no cover | 1960 |
Father Joseph Hines and Michael Barry | “Altar Boy Drill Record, Part 1″/ “Altar Boy Drill Record, Part 2” | 1960 |
Bill Andrew and The Mallard Trio | “Wednesday Night Waltz”/”Guitar Polka” | 1960 |
Paul Moneymaker & The Rainbow Valley Boys | “Tomorrow I’ll Cry”/”I’m Tired” | 1960 |
The Nightmares | “Greyhound”/”The Nightmare!” 300 copies pressed | 1960 |
Ron Jordan & The Volcanoes | “By My Side”/”Chimay” | 1960 |
Ken Henderson with Bill Maxwell | “Ken” | 1960 |
[uncredited] | “John A. Bell for State’s Attorney” | 1960 |
Ernie George Quartet | “The Natives Are Restless Tonight”/”I Still Believe in Love” | 1960 |
Rock’n Rebs | “Grandpa Rock”/”The Rock’n Rebs” | 1960 |
possibly Jerry Martin or The Rebs | ??? | 1960 |
Angelos Angels | “Which One Is to Blame”/”Heartaches” | 1961 |
The Sotos Brothers | “Little Lila”/”Miserlou” | 1961 |
Russ Blackwell & The Sons of the Holy Land | “Even Me”/”Wake Me” | 1961 |
Ernie George | “Ernie George Sings for Swingin’ Ears!” | 1961 |
Bob Fischer and The String Kings | “Gee It’s Nice to See You/Castles in the Sky”/”Down on Lonely Street/Avalon Boogie” | 1961 |
The Tempos | “Twistin’ the Blues”/”Only One” | 1962 |
Knox College Choir | “1962 Concert Tour” | 1962 |
The Valiants | “Twistin’ Til the End”/”Susan Come Back” | 1962 |
King’s Men Quartet | “Do You Know My Jesus?” | 1962 |
Moline High School Band | (untitled) | 1962 |
Peoria Diocesan Band & Choruses | “Peoria Diocesan Music Festival” | 1962 |
The Flynn Sisters | “Echoes of Truth” (red vinyl) | 1962 |
The Country Lads | “Have You Ever Been in Love Before”/”Don’t Hurt Him Like You Hurt Me” | 1962 |
Davenport Central & West Music Depts. | “Excerpts from ‘The Messiah'” | 1962 |
Moline High School Band | red vinyl | 1963 |
Davenport West A Cappella Choir | “West High A Cappella Choir” red vinyl | 1963 |
The Escorts | “I Found Love”/”I Wanna Do It” | 1963 |
Bob Fischer (Robbi) | “Last of the Biggest Fools”/”The Last Time” | 1963 |
Davenport Central & West Choruses | “The Twelfth Annual Christmas Concert” | 1964 |
Ken Henderson | “Ken…Again” | 1964 |
The Escorts | “The Wobble Drum”/”On Top of Old Smokey” | 1964 |
Knox College Choir | “The Knox Choir 1964” red vinyl | 1964 |
The Smith Brothers | “Heartbreak and Misery”/”Linda‑Lu” | 1964 |
Ken Henderson | “Janie”/”Secretly” | 1964 |
United Township High School | “Concert Band” | 1964 |
The Central Junior High School Band of Dewitt | (untitled) | 1964 |
Pilgrim Wonders | “Smoothin’ Out the Rough Way”/”Walkout in My Jesus Name” | 1964 |
The Country Lads | “Pick Me Up on Your Way Down”/”The V. ‘Spike’ Jones Boogie” | 1964 |
Ken Henderson | “Orlando”/”What Child Is This?” | 1964 |
The Escorts | “Heart of Mine”/”Twelfth of Never” (vocal by Roger Booth) | 1964 |
Davenport Central & West Music Departments | “The Fourteenth Annual Christmas Concert” | 1965 |
Jack Paris and the Rhythm Playboys (J2 Records) | “13 Steps”/”Still in Doubt” | 1965 |
Melody Boys | “(Personal Edition)” | 1965 |
Pleasant Valley Township High School Band | “Second Pleasant Valley Invitational Band Festival” | 1965 |
Knox College Choir | “1965” | 1965 |
Al Jenness and The Candy Canes | “My Happiness”/”Fortunes in Memories” | 1965 |
Tri-City Music Festival | (untitled) | 1965 |
Moline High Symphonic Band | “Moline Senior High School Symphonic Band” | 1965 |
The Rousers | “In Concert!” | 1965 |
Iowa All State Band, Chorus & Orchestra | “19th Annual Festival Concert” | 1965 |
First Presbyterian Church Choir | “The Sounds of Christmas” | 1965 |
Paul H. Hansen, Ballad Singer | “To Sing from the Heart” | 1965 |
Davenport Central & West Choruses | “The Fourteenth Annual Christmas Concert” | 1966 |
Bettendorf High School Symphonic Band | “Winter Concert” | 1966 |
The Young Folk [Calvin Coolidge Jr. High School] | “The Young Folk” | 1966 |
The Four B’s | “Consecration” | 1966 |
Paulsen’s Dutchmen | “The Latest Style in Old Time” | 1966 |
The Sig Ep Glee Club of Monmouth College | “The Sig Ep Glee Club” | 1966 |
Gene Bell (Geneva) | “I’m Leav’in'”/”Take Time Out” | 1966 |
Thomas Jefferson School Chorus | “The Fifty Voices of the Thomas Jefferson School Chorus” | 1966 |
Bettendorf Middle School Eighth Grade Singers | (untitled) | 1966 |
The Velvet Tones (Kokē) | “Why Do I Cry”/”Theme from ‘Exodus'” | 1966 |
The Top Hands (“Fredle Custom Recording”) | “Chapel in the Valley”/”Cattle Call” | 1966 |
Students of the Intensive English Language Institute | “Tamagawa in the U.S.A.” | 1966 |
Johnnie Jones & The Swaydes (Jam Records) | “Too Much in Love”/”Love Lost” | 1966 |
Jack Paris and the Rhythm Playboys (J2 Records) | “I Took Ahold of Jesus Hand”/”It Was a Miracle” | 1966 |
Ken Henderson | “Sincerely Ken” | 1966 |
Iowa All State Band, Chorus & Orchestra | “20th Annual Festival Concert” | 1966 |
Rodney Boruff, Sandy Cooper, and Lenore Kistler | “Singing for the Lord” | 1966 |
Alwood Schools | “Ninth Annual Christmas Program” | 1966 |
Davenport West and Central Music Depts. | “The Fifteenth Annual Christmas Concert” | 1966 |
Paulsen’s Dutchmen | “Volume Two” | 1967 |
Bettendorf High School Vocal Department | “Excerpts from ‘Funny Girl'” | 1967 |
Donna Griffith | “For Your Listening Pleasure” | 1967 |
The Free Souls (‘reno) | “Things (You Left Behind)”/”Turnaround” | 1967 |
The Contents Are (Fredlo/Rok) | “I Don’t Know”/”Direction of Mind” | 1967 |
Bettendorf Middle School Eighth Grade Girls Glee Club | (untitled) | 1967 |
Gerald Shaw | “Favorites Old and New” | 1967 |
Bible Institute Missionary Choir | “Tell Me More of Jesus and of Heaven” | 1967 |
Davenport West A Cappella Choir & Orchestra | “In Concert” | 1967 |
Sion Lutheran Church Choir | “With a Voice of Singing” | 1967 |
Rising Sons (MAX) | “Have Some Patience Girl”/”Hold On, I’m Coming” | 1967 |
The Sandpipers | “Fiesta and Other Favorites” | 1967 |
The Mod 4 | “Funny Little Clown”/”Midnight Hour” | 1967 |
The Quad‑Ra‑Tones | “I Feel A Song Comin’ On” | 1967 |
Clark Anthony (Cab/Fredlo) | “But the Sky Turned Gray”/”Silly Little Girl” | 1967 |
The Day Shift (Concert) | “Choose Me”/”Lack‑a‑Day” | 1967 |
Grandma’s Rockers | “Home Made Apple Pie and Yankee Ingenuity” | 1967 |
The By & By’s (Holland) | “Thanks to You”/”Keep It Free” | 1967 |
The Mississippi Valley Boys (DHW/Varmint) | “Lonliness”/”Lookin’ for My Baby” | 1967 |
The Contents Are | “Through You” 100 copies pressed | 1967 |
Iowa All‑State Band, Orchestra & Chorus | “Twenty‑first Annual Festival Concert” | 1967 |
We Who Are (Love) | “Last Trip”/”Remember When” | 1967 |
Davenport West and Central Music Depts. | “Excerpts from ‘The Messiah'” | 1967 |
Louie Day and the Georgia Ramblers (Georgia Ramblers) | “My Heart Would Know”/”Orange Blossom Special” | 1968 |
The Heart and Soul Ltd. (A-and-J’s Soul) | “She’s Got You Down”/”A Loser’s Game” | 1968 |
Moline Public Schools Music Depts. | “Illinois in Song” | 1968 |
Clark Anthony (CAB) | “When You’re Nine”/”Poem for Yesterday” | 1968 |
Bible Institute Missionary Choir | “Turn Back, My Child…” | 1968 |
Gospeltones of Iowa | “….Sing Your Favorites” | 1968 |
Mud‑Kids (CAB) | “Circus Girl”/”Love Is” | 1968 |
The Sound of the Reign (Wilber) | “Reigned Out” | 1968 |
The Sanctuary Choir of First United Methodist Church | “The Seven Last Words of Christ” | 1968 |
Libertyville Grade School Band | “State Contest April 27, 1968” | 1968 |
The Faith Singers | “Sing a Little for Joy” | 1968 |
The Rebs | “Break Through 1968 A.D.” | 1968 |
Roy Williams (Hawkeye) | “If She Only Knew”/”Hello Tavern” | 1968 |
The Mod 4 | “Open Up Your Mind”/”A Puppet” | 1968 |
The Inside Out (Out) | “Bringin’ It All Back” | 1968 |
The Inside Out (Out) | “Hold On”/”Let’s Spend the Night Together” | 1968 |
The Guys Who Came Up from Downstairs (Disc-Guys) | “Growth”/”Nothing We Can Do!” 200 copies pressed | 1968 |
Burlington, Ottumwa, Davenport Central & West High | “Tri City Music Festival” | 1968 |
Bob Wilson and Jim Mason | “Ragtime at Shakey’s” | 1968 |
The Macabras (Hamilton Rye) | “Down in the Cellar of Murphy’s Saloon”/”And I Love Her” | 1968 |
Central States District Barbershop Choruses | “Wow What a Sound” | 1968 |
Iowa All‑State Band, Orchestra & Chorus | “Twenty‑second Annual Festival Concert” | 1968 |
Davenport West and Central Music Depts. | “Excerpts from ‘The Messiah'” | 1968 |
Tyde | “Lost”/”Psychedelic Pill” | 1969 |
First United Methodist Church Choirs | “Sing and Rejoice” | 1969 |
Orion High School Choir | “A Choral Christmas” | 1969 |
Davenport West Concert Band | “Honor Band” | 1969 |
Assembliettes | “Sing Jesus Use Me” | 1969 |
The Contents Are (Rok) | “Future Days”/”New Mexico” | 1969 |
Rosie McQueen (Spiritual Light) | “How Great Thou Art”/”Redeemed”/”Stand by Me” | 1969 |
Calvin Coolidge Junior High School Band and Orchestra | “Band and Orchestra Highlights 1969” | 1969 |
Various | “Doing Our Barbershop Thing” | 1969 |
Erie High School Band | “IHSA State Final Music Contest for Organizations” recorded one side only | 1969 |
Riverdale High School Concert Band | “Riverdale High School Concert Band” | 1969 |
The Augustana Concert Band | “1969 Concert Season” | 1969 |
Russ Sanders (Sands) | “Two of a Kind”/”We’ll Never Know” | 1969 |
Dakota High School and Grade School Bands | “IHSA State Organizational Contest” | 1969 |
Clinton Oriental Band of Kaaba Temple | “Mysterious Music of the Mystic Shrine” | 1969 |
The Edison Effect (Thought) | “Many Times Before”/”Annalisa’s Melody” | 1969 |
The Chordbusters | “Here Come the Chordbusters” | 1969 |
The Bits of Silver Trio/The Touch of Velvet | “Bottle, Bottle”/”Water Over the Dam” | 1969 |
North Scott Singers | “1969 Summer Tour – Live from Greeley, Colorado” | 1969 |
Karma (Onk Enterprizez) | “New Mexico”/”N.S.U.” | 1969 |
Ken Henderson | “Yellow Bird”/”Hole in the Bucket” (with Emetine Henderson) | 1969 |
The Warming Trend (Klass/Fredlo) | “It Wasn’t Very Long Ago”/”Never Ending Rain!” | 1969 |
The Rhythmacs | “The Band in Demand!” | 1969 |
The Edison Effect (Thought) | “Happy Days”/”Important Things” | 1969 |
The Other Side (Motion) | “I Wanna Be There”/”Lawdy Miss Clawdy” | 1969 |
Bettendorf High School A Capella Choir | “The Best of Christmas” | 1969 |
The Leather Soul (Wald) | “How Does It Feel?”/”Take Me Back” | 1969 |
Frank Allan (Shambleau) | “Four Years This March”/”By the Riverside” | 1969 |
The Knights | “Hopscotch”/”Whiter Shade of Pale” | 1969 |
Scottish Rite Bodies of Davenport | “The Eighteenth Annual Christmas Concert” | 1970 |
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Williams | “Sigma Alpha Iota presents in Recital” | 1970 |
Morrison Community High School | “IHSA State Music Contest” | 1970 |
Store Bought (Paris) | “Get Ready for the Sun”/”Soft-Singin’ Woman” | 1970 |
Sterling Grade School Band | “I.G.S.M.A. Northern Division District V” one-sided, generic cover | 1970 |
Wes and Eileen Holly | “Just Us” | 1970 |
Yesterday Today & Tomorrow (Challenge) | “Close Your Eyes”/”Dreams (Can Come True)” | 1970 |
Princeton High School Concert Band | “1969-70” | 1970 |
Erie High School Band | “I.H.S.A. State Music Contest” one‑sided, generic cover | 1970 |
Moline Senior High School Concert Band | “Moline Senior High School Concert Band” | 1970 |
Wyanet High School Concert Band (Griggs Music Inc.) | “1969-70” | 1970 |
The Gospeltones of Iowa | “Thank God I’m Free” | 1970 |
Anne Hensley | “For Times Like These…” | 1970 |
Various | “Barbershop Showdown” | 1970 |
Iowa All‑State Band, Orchestra & Chorus | “Twenty‑fourth Annual Festival Concert” | 1970 |
Godspeed (Shambleau) | “Dedication (Goodbye)”/”Ice Cold” | 1971 |
Donna Glick/Vicki McCord | “When You Say Honey”/”The Joy of Loving” | 1971 |
The Grace Notes | “The Way of Gladness” | 1971 |
Clinton Oriental Band of Kaaba Temple | “Mysterious Music of the Mystic Shrine, Vol. 2” | 1971 |
Stonehenge (Dynamite) | “The Inferno”/”King of the Golden Hall” 200 copies pressed | 1971 |
The Reflections of Christ | “Pass It On” | 1971 |
Moline Senior High Concert Choir | (untitled) | 1971 |
Tri-City Music Festival | (untitled) | 1971 |
Uncredited: comp. by Thom Ritter George | “English Dance Variations” | 1971 |
The Saints & Sinners | “The Sights and Sounds of The Saints and Sinners” | 1971 |
The Young Sounds of Edgewood Baptist | “Introducing the Young Sounds” | 1971 |
Patti and the Nite‑Lites (Nite) | “A Thousand Stars”/”Walkin’ the Dog” | 1971 |
Central States District Barbershop Choruses | “Extra! Extra! Hear All About It!” | 1971 |
Knox College Choir | “1971” | 1971 |
The Leather Soul (Fredlo/All Star) | “Eleanor Rigby”/”Lightning”/”I’ve Been Up”/”Renaissance Fair” | 1971 |
Iowa All‑State Band, Orchestra & Chorus | “Twenty‑fifth Annual Festival Concert” | 1971 |
Various | “South East Iowa Band Masters – Honor Bands 1972” | 1972 |
The Singing Doctors (PCC) | “He Is Your Brother”/ “Open a New Window” | 1972 |
Kenny Anderson (KJ) | “Precious Lord”/”This Is My Valley” | 1972 |
Pleasant Valley High School Bands and Choirs | “1972” | 1972 |
Aledo High School Choral Department | “Highlights of 1972” | 1972 |
Ken Paulsen’s Orchestra | “The Happy Sound of Ken Paulsen’s Orchestra” | 1972 |
Moline Senior High School Concert Band and Choir | “Moline Senior High School Concert Band and Choir” | 1972 |
Pt Byron Civic Boosters (Nancy Searl/Beth Tagtmeier) | “Port Byron”/”Reach Out” | 1972 |
Augustana Concert Band | “1972 Concert Season” | 1972 |
Anne Hensley & The Grace Notes | “Something Beautiful” | 1972 |
Ken Henderson | “Tiki Room” | 1972 |
Central States District Barbershop Choruses | “Straight, Flush, Barbershop” | 1972 |
Patti and the Nite‑Lites (Nite) | “Honky-Tonk Woman”/”Chatanooga Shoe Shine Boy” | 1972 |
Genevieve O’Connor | “Giving Glory to God” | 1972 |
Gerald Shaw | “In Times Like These” | 1972 |
Iowa All State Band, Chorus & Orchestra | “The 26th Annual Festival Concert” | 1972 |
Northwestern Illinois District Nazarene Evangelistic Team | “Jesus the Hope” | 1973 |
Jim Allen & The Deacons | “The Heart of a Clown”/”To Have & To Hold” | 1973 |
The Chord Teasers | “Melodies Bring Memories” | 1973 |
Various | “1973 Honor Bands Concert” | 1973 |
Charlotte Immanuel Lutheran Choir | “Charlotte Immanuel Lutheran Choir” | 1973 |
Born Again | “To God Be the Glory” | 1973 |
Bettendorf High School Symphonic Band | (untitled) | 1973 |
Westmer Jr & Sr High School Choirs | “Happy Together”/”Godspell (Choral Selections)” | 1973 |
Aledo High School Choir | “The Bridge‑Between” | 1973 |
Adult Choir of St. John’s United Church of Christ | “Sing Unto the Lord!” | 1973 |
Various | “Sound Off: Central States Barbershop Choruses” | 1973 |
The Happy Wanderers (RPM) | “Tie a Yellow Ribbon…”/”Behind Closed Doors” | 1973 |
Ken Henderson | “When You Say, ‘Honey'”/”The Joy of Loving” | 1974 |
Swartendrubers | “My Father Planned It All” | 1974 |
Mixed Choir & Male Chorus of Trinity Lutheran Church | “To Thee We Sing” | 1974 |
Davenport West and Central Music Depts. | “The Twenty‑Second Annual Christmas Concert” | 1974 |
SEIBA Honor Bands | “Honor Bands Concert 1974” | 1974 |
Frankie Lee & the Swingmasters (Swingmasters) | “Legend in My Time”/”Steel Guitar Rag” | 1974 |
Various | “Good Vibrations: Central States District Barbershop Chorus Contest” | 1974 |
MCHS Singers | “A Festival of Song” | 1974 |
Iowa All‑State Band, Orchestra & Chorus | “Twenty‑eighth Annual Festival Concert” | 1974 |
Various | “Barbershopping Alive in 75: Central States District Barbershop Chorus Contest” | 1975 |
First Baptist/First United Methodist Choirs | “Sanctus”/”Battle Hymn of the Republic” | 1975 |
Sterling Grade School Concert Band | “Spring Festival” one side only | 1976 |
Moline Sr High Symphonic Band & Concert Choir | (untitled) | 1976 |
The Sunrise Singers of Harrison School | “The Sunrise Singers of Harrison School” | 1976 |
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