Thames Records appears to have been the record label of publishing company Thames Music. It released four records in 1976-77, all of which had a connection to composer Cliff Adams: he wrote the music for three of them and his choir featured on the other. Thames's sole LP was the soundtrack to a show called 'Liza of Lambeth', and its first two singles were taken from that LP. Its singles had catalogue numbers in a TH-500 series, and distribution was by President. The label of the second and third singles lacked the word 'RECORDS' under the 'THAMES' for some reason (1).
Copyright 2006 Robert Lyons.