About
1960s-1970s budget country label from Nashville, Tennessee.
** Also shown on the label as: Hilltop Records.
The new 'Line' was introduced in Billboard 25. Apr. 1964 page 43 for mono and stereo records, as a subsidiary of Pickwick International, Pickwick Bldg., Long Island City 1, N.Y.
"Introducing Hilltop Records - an exhilarating new view on country and western from the folks at Pickwick International!'
Most of the releases includes previously released content, as stated on the releases, commonly top right at the rear cover. This may hint to an earlier version of the release by the quoted label, but also for a new compilation with content from that label. So please take care for the use of the reissue tag.
Whether the quoted date from the P & C marks match the release date, depends on the quoted location of the parent company, as this changed through the years. If any doubt, the release date should stay vacant. For this reason please try to denote the company location verbatim at the release notes.
Early releases shows the Hilltop brand on the front cover. Later ones used the Pickwick/33 logo in a hexagonal frame. Even later the 'Pi' brand of the company appears instead.
** Also shown on the label as: Hilltop Records.
The new 'Line' was introduced in Billboard 25. Apr. 1964 page 43 for mono and stereo records, as a subsidiary of Pickwick International, Pickwick Bldg., Long Island City 1, N.Y.
"Introducing Hilltop Records - an exhilarating new view on country and western from the folks at Pickwick International!'
Most of the releases includes previously released content, as stated on the releases, commonly top right at the rear cover. This may hint to an earlier version of the release by the quoted label, but also for a new compilation with content from that label. So please take care for the use of the reissue tag.
Whether the quoted date from the P & C marks match the release date, depends on the quoted location of the parent company, as this changed through the years. If any doubt, the release date should stay vacant. For this reason please try to denote the company location verbatim at the release notes.
Early releases shows the Hilltop brand on the front cover. Later ones used the Pickwick/33 logo in a hexagonal frame. Even later the 'Pi' brand of the company appears instead.
Catalog
796 releasesA True Rock 'N Roller
Lou Reed · 1994
The Voice Of Johnny Horton
Johnny Horton
Roses Are Red
Sonny James · 1971
The Voice Of Johnny Horton
Johnny Horton
Today, Tomorrow & Forever
Patsy Cline · 1964
Roses Are Red
Sonny James · 1971
Roses Are Red
Sonny James · 1971
Roses Are Red
Sonny James
I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry
The Tillman Franks Singers* · 1964
One Solitary Life / A Cowboy's Prayer
Gene Autry · 1964
One Solitary Life / A Cowboy's Prayer
Gene Autry · 1964
Don't Start Countin' On Me / I'd Rather Be Your Fool
Johnny Paycheck · 1965
Don't Start Countin' On Me / I'd Rather Be Your Fool
Johnny Paycheck · 1965
Pretty Rainbow (Of Love) / Those Two Blue Eyes
The Tillman Franks Singers* · 1965
Pretty Rainbow / Those Two Blue Eyes
Tillman Franks Singers · 1968
The Girl They Talk About / For Those Who Think Young
Johnny Paycheck · 1965
The Girl They Talk About / For Those Who Think Young
Johnny Paycheck · 1965
A-11 / Where (In The World)
Johnny Paycheck · 1965
A-11 / Where (In The World)
Johnny Paycheck · 1965
A-11 / Where (In The World)
Johnny Paycheck · 1965
My Carolina Sunshine Girl
Country Johnny Mathis · 1965
My Carolina Sunshine Girl / Welcome Home
Country Johnny Mathis · 1965
Green Strings
Lloyd Green · 1966
I'll Oilwells Love You / I Hope I Don't Find Her The Way I Left Her
Billy Earl* · 1968
America
Unknown Artist
Don't Let The Stars Get In Your Eyes / Tell Me Now
Slim Willet · 1964
Jealous Love / Don't Go Honky Tonkin'
The Stewart Family · 1964
Tainted Gold / I Gotta Go Get My Baby
Marvin Rainwater · 1964
Why Should I
Claude King · 1964
Ace In The Hole / My Old Hound Dog
Stewart Hamblen* · 1964
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