Bootleg, Fable, Crystal Clear & Rainbird


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Serial number

Title

Artist

Year

MX Number

Notes

FBSA-002
Fable

Twenty Fable Chartbusters Various 1970  
Fable - Fable Stable FBS-100 - Front Cover

FBSA-100
Fable

The Fable Stable

Various

? Distributed by Polygram
Fable - Bootleg Special - BLAB-5309 - Front cover

BLAB-5309
Bootleg

Various

1978 Pressed and distributed by Astor
Fable - New Faces - FBAB5311 - Front cover

BLAB-5309
Bootleg

Channel 9 New Faces Discoveries

Various

197 Pressed and distributed by Astor
Fable - Country Road - FBAB5316 - Front cover

FBAB-5316
Fable

Country Road Various 197? Released as a tie-in for for the Australian Broadcasting Corporation television series of the same name.
Pressed and distributed by Astor
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FBAB-5324
Fable

Country Road Vol. 2

Various

197?  
Fable - From the Beginning - FBAB5327 - Front cover

FBAB-5327
Fable

From The Beginning

Various

1981  

Fable, Bootleg, Rainbird, Crystal Clear

Bootleg and Fable were sister companies set up by former W & G producer Ron Tudor. Ron Tudor started as a sales rep with W & G in the mid 1950s before setting up their West Melbourne production facilities. He left in 1966 to work for Astor, started June Productions in 1968, and then in 1969 set-up Fable.

Fable’s first release was Curly by TV personality Jimmy Hannan. The second, also April 1970, was the well known hit Boom Sha La La Lo by Hans Poulson and co-written by former Seeker, Bruce Woodley. The last known release was from Bert Newton and the Debney Park High School Band late in 1981.

Bootleg was a sub label of Fable that was run by Brian Cadd.

 

 

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