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Jan 13,  · Also appears as "Volt Records". Subsidiary of the legendary soul/R&B label Stax. In June , a year and a half after Stax went bankrupt, the company's masters were purchased by Fantasy, Inc., which periodically revived the Stax and Volt logos for new recordings, in addition to reissuing older material. For all unofficial /.

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Jay Farrar resurrected Son Volt in after his solo career seemingly ran out of gas, and the two albums that followed -- Okemah and the Melody of Riot and The Search-- were the best and most compelling music he'd made since Son Volt's masterful debut Trace in However, the new albums didn't connect with an especially large audience, and the band was dropped by Sony/BMG; 's 8/

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Oct 20,  · Volt Album Discography by David Edwards and Mike Callahan Last update: October 20, The first Volt label was yellow with black printing. Above the center hole is "VOLT RECORDS" in black, underneath the logo is a black rectangle with a yellow lightning bolt in it. At the bottom of the label is Distributed by ATCO Record Sales Co.

CD 1: Fantasy - Bonnie Clyde (Xtreme Sound Dance Mix) Vanessa Mai - Mein Sommer Roland Kaiser - Wir Geh'n Durch Die Zeit Christin Stark - Das Htte Ich Nie Gedacht Matthias Reim - Himmel Voller Geigen Thomas Anders - Der Beste Tag Meines Lebens Bernhard Brink - Millionen Volt