A Reggae label, part of the Rite Sound / Write Sounds family (q.v. both). All three labels operated out of premises at 460 Leyton High Road, London, from which, presumably, Four Sixty took its name. There was at least one seven-inch single on Four Sixty: the one shown above, Joy Mack's 'You Had Your Chance' (460-001), which came out c.1977. Tapir's Reggae Discography lists that single as also appearing as a 12" on Rite Sounds, RS-001. 'Decisions' by Joy Mack (460D-003), which was also on Four Sixty, seems to have only been issued in 12" form. 002 (no prefix) may have been another Joy Mack single, 'You Hurt Me So', on Rite Sound. Who'd be a Reggae record discographer?
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