A Reggae label; part of the Trojan group. Clan Disc (or Clandisc) lasted from 1969 to 1972, and was a vehicle for Clancy Eccles productions. It issued some thirty-six singles, in a CLA-200 series; three numbers in the series appear not to have been used. Early releases were on a plain light blue-green label with silver printing (1); from June 1970, with CLA-211, they gained a logo and the colour changed to red-on-cream. For some reason CLA-221 had black print instead of red (2) - thanks to Robert Bowes for that scan. The text 'Made in England' appeared on records from May 1971 onwards (3), starting with CLA-231. Manufacture seems to have been generally by Orlake, as it was for most of Trojan's products at the time.
Copyright 2006 Robert Lyons.