CANADIAN AMERICAN US Labels and Company Sleeves 1956-1999
Winnipeg - New York
Winnipeg - New York
Winnipeg - New York
New York
101 - 1959
to
127 - 1961
106 - 1959
123 - 1961
CA 127 - 1961
to
CA 203 - 1967
Canadian American Records was founded in 1957 by Leonard Zimmer. The label based in both New York City and Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada. Late 1966, the label moved to Grand Forks, North Dakota.
The most popular artists for the label were the duo of Santo & Johnny and singer Linda Scott.
After the label went dormant in 1968, the president, Leonard Zimmer, turned the label over, in essence, to Joey Welz. (Welz had a minor hit on the label in 1964). 
 In 1998, Dr. Philip J. Schwartz (X-Bat Records) produced the CD compilation "The Canadian American Story" by special licensing with Joel Welz. 
Grand Forks, N.D.
Lancaster, PA
EP
CA 208 - 1967
to
CA 212 - 1968
Label dormant
CA 213 - 1998
to
CA 215 - 1999
CAEP 2001 - 1960
to
CAEP 2005 - 1961
(in picture sleeves)
Range
Front
Back
Details
No 1
101 - 1959
to
212 - 1968
 Curved top  Inside glued  
No 2
213 - 1998
to
215 - 1999
Toned paper
X-Bat Records,
Lancaster, PA
   Curved top  Inside glued