on hometown suburbs, highways and landmarks, including... Parkway: Benjamin Franklin Parkway Fairmount: Fairmount Park; there is also a Fairmount Ave. north of the Philadelphia Museum of Art Wyncote: Northern suburb of Philadelphia where C/P founder Bernie Lowe resided and set up office for C/P Cheltenham: Cheltenham Avenue; there is also a Cheltenham High School in suburban Wyncote Reissues ABKCO reissued Cameo-Parkway recordings in the early 1970s, but allowed them to fall out of print after that time. Virtually all Cameo-Parkway recordings, including all of their numerous chart hits, were officially unavailable in any format for about 30 years, from 1975 to 2005. In May 2005 ABKCO revived the Cameo-Parkway name for reissues only, and released a multi-CD box set of the labels' most notable output: Cameo-Parkway: 1957-1967. In October 2005 it began to issue various single-artist "best of" CD compilations, including Charlie Gracie, Bobby Rydell, Chubby Checker, Dee Dee Sharp, the Dovells, the Orlons, the Tymes and Question Mark & the Mysterians. A various artists CD titled Cameo-Parkway: The Greatest Hits was also issued, as well as two digital-only compilations: Holiday Hits From Cameo Parkway and Original Northern Soul Hits From Cameo Parkway. ABKCO has also begun to license its repertoire out to other labels, allowing Universal Music Group to license some songs for its Complete Introduction to Northern Soul box set in 2008, and allowing Collectors' Choice Music to reissue several albums in 2010. Despite these reissues, many more obscure Cameo-Parkway recordings, and even a few of their lesser hits, remain unavailable. See also List of record labels References External links Official website from ABKCO Records The Cameo-Parkway Story List of Cameo Parkway Album Releases List of Cameo Parkway 45rpm Releases Wyncote Records Discography Cameo Parkway history, pictures, lists American record labels Record labels established in 1956 Record labels disestablished in 1967 Record labels established in 2005 Re-established companies Pop record labels