with gold print, same CAMEO and "cameo" logo as orange label singles Parkway 1958–1960: Orange label with PARKWAY in black "jumbled" letters between two lyre logos at top 1960–1966: Orange and yellow label with PARKWAY RECORDS in white letters between two lyre logos at top (Some of these labels do not include the lyres) 1966–1967: Yellow label with broken orange octagon and new PARKWAY "CP" logo at top 1967 MGM distribution label: brown label with new "Parkway" logo at top. The logo includes a large black letter "P" with white arrow inside its perimeter, resembling a highway. Parkway albums also used all of the above label variations Subsidiary labels Wyncote Records was a budget label started in 1964. It released compilation albums of material by Cameo and Parkway artists as well as new albums of soundtrack and easy listening music. These records were mainly distributed in drug, book and department stores, usually through rack jobbers. Other related labels, mostly independently owned but distributed by Cameo-Parkway, included Audio Arts!: The first two singles were released under Cameo/Parkway before the label was sold to Amy / Mala / Bell Chariot: At least five singles were released under Cameo/Parkway before the label was sold to Amy / Mala / Bell Cheltenham: At least four singles released from 1965-1966 Cotton: At least three singles released in 1962 Fairmount, featuring Lonnie Youngblood: At least 27 singles have been released on this label Ivanhoe: At least one single was distributed under Cameo/Parkway Key-Loc: At least one single was distributed under Cameo/Parkway by Sunny and the Sunliners Lucky Eleven, based in Flint, Michigan, featuring Terry Knight and the Pack, which eventually transformed into Grand Funk Railroad Sentar: Owned by the families of pop group the New Colony Six (the label's only group), four singles and one album were released under Sentar's Cameo/Parkway distribution Showplace, featuring the Yellow Payges (at least two singles distributed) Tomorrow: Originally distributed by Atco, then by Cameo/Parkway. At least two singles were distributed under C/P Vando: Owned by Van McCoy, five singles and one album were released under the label's C/P distribution, mostly by Chris Bartley Winchester: Only two singles were released under this label, one by the Tymes and the other by the Spokesmen Windy C: Owned by Curtis Mayfield, eight singles and one album were released on this label, mostly by the Five Stairsteps Philadelphia connection Several C/P labels were based