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Axe Records

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in Canada. The company had no consistent international distribution. Its most successful artist duo, Gary and Dave, was distributed by London Records in the United States. Its principal rock band, Thundermug, was distributed by the
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in 1972. After a number of years of inactivity, the label was revived in 2013. It is particularly notable as the original recording label of the Canadian duo
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In 2013, the label was revived by Hambleton, to re-issue and market the original recordings by its original artists, as well as to sign new artists.
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The label's major recording success was with Gary and Dave. It also released records by Thundermug,
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Axe Records was founded by Hambleton in 1972. The label was initially distributed by
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of Canada. The first artists signed to the label included theCanadian group
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labels and, from 1975, at the initiative of Hambleton, by
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Index

Greg Hambleton
Canada
Greg Hambleton
Gary and Dave
London Records
Thundermug
GRT Records
Big Tree
Epic
Mercury Records
EMI Electrola
Fergus
The Sattalites
Keith Hampshire
Major Hoople's Boarding House
Steel River
Tom Northcott
Walter Ostanek
Dave Bidini
"Greg Hambleton helped bring Canadian music industry to life, and now Canadian music has returned the favour"
National Post
the original
"Axe Records for London Distrib"
Billboard
"From the Music Capitals of the World"
ISSN
0006-2510
"GRT of Canada, Ltd."
The Canadian Encyclopedia
the original

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