One of those cases where I can do little more than note the existence of a label and provide a scan. Air Mail appears to have issued just the one record, a single by Steve Coleby. The tracks on it were 'All Over You' and 'I'm The One (Who Really Cares)', and it came out in 1979 with a matrix number of BY-001. Tippex has been used to cover the name of the accompanying band, on both sides; according to Discogs the name was 'Supertramp'. It seems unlikely that anyone connected with the famous band of that name would have found out about this release and threatened legal action, but you never know. According to the picture sleeve both sides were recorded at Gooseberry Studios, London. The label of 'I'm The One' says that it came from a film called 'The Life & Times Of A Busker', but there's no sign of that film online. Pressing was by Orlake.
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