Right On! specialized in licensing American records for the Disco and Northern Soul scenes. It was run by Dave Godin and was his second venture into the record market, the first being the Soul City label (q.v.) from the late '60s. Right On! received only a couple of mentions in 'Music Week'. The first, in the issue of the 23rd of August 1975, said that the label was Godin's and added that it was intended to be an outlet for a whole range of Soul music not just Disco. The second, in the issue of the 10th of January 1976, observed that Right On! was licensed to Pye. At that point, however, the label had only a few months of life remaining: it issued its final two singles in May of that year. One label design served throughout, and there was a company sleeve. Manufacture and distribution were by Pye, and demos were marked after the Pye fashion of the time (2).
Copyright 2006 Robert Lyons.