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'''Sol Records''' was an American independent record label founded by [[outsider mathematician]] [[Fell Swoop]] in [[New Minneapolis, Canada]] in February 1952, in a quixotic and increasingly bizarre series of attempts to secretly out-compete [[Sun Records (nonfiction)|Sun Records]] using unlicensed [[transdimensional corporation|transdimensional payola]] algorithms. | '''Sol Records''' was an American independent record label founded by [[outsider mathematician]] [[Fell Swoop]] in [[New Minneapolis, Canada]] in February 1952, in a quixotic and increasingly bizarre series of attempts to secretly out-compete [[Sun Records (nonfiction)|Sun Records]] using unlicensed [[transdimensional corporation|transdimensional payola]] algorithms. | ||
Sol Record is mainly remembered for releasing Elvis Presley's cover of "[[I Want a Cowboy Song for Christmas]]" by Karl Jones. | Sol Record is mainly remembered for releasing Elvis Presley's cover of "[[I Want a Cowboy Song for Christmas (nonfiction)|I Want a Cowboy Song for Christmas]]" by Karl Jones. | ||
== In the News == | == In the News == | ||
Revision as of 16:27, 19 December 2020
Sol Records was an American independent record label founded by outsider mathematician Fell Swoop in New Minneapolis, Canada in February 1952, in a quixotic and increasingly bizarre series of attempts to secretly out-compete Sun Records using unlicensed transdimensional payola algorithms.
Sol Record is mainly remembered for releasing Elvis Presley's cover of "I Want a Cowboy Song for Christmas" by Karl Jones.
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- Sun Records @ Wikipedia