A label from the Black Country. The few records on Bridge - later 'Bridge Music' - that I have seen listed have been by Folk group Giggety. Numbering was generally in a GE-100 series, which applied to singles and albums alike, but the only 7" issue from the '70s that I have managed to trace, 'It's Your Zoo Too' b/w 'Closing Down The Zoo' (SRTS/79/CUS-480; 1979) was made through custom recording firm SRT and had one of that company's catalogue numbers. Chronologically that single might have been expected to be GE-102, GE-100 ('Dawn To Dusk In The Black Country') having come out in 1975 and GE-101 ('Tambourine') in 1977, with GE-103 (Black Country Time') following in 1980 - all were albums. Numbers reached at least GE-112. Giggety did have a single out on a major label, Pye, in 1978: the seasonal 'Black Country Christmas' (7N-46136; 11/78), which was reissued with a different 'B' side on local label Revolver in 1980. Thanks to Sid Stovold for bringing the label to my attention and for supplying the scan.
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