Satril Records was a UK label and subsidiary of . Satril started out as a management agency in 1969, and issued its first batch of records in 1972-73. Eleven singles were released, in a SAT-0 numerical series. An early duck-egg blue label was replaced by a yellow one, with red printing, in the same design, when SAT-9 came out. There appears to have been a lull after this; but in June 1974 signed a five-year licensing deal with . The agreement stated that for the first year Henry Hadaway's records would be released on Pye but that the Satril label would then be reintroduced if required. via Discogs →