 Lubinsky then started the United Radio Company, which sold and repaired radios and phonographs and began selling records.Encouraged by his friend Eli Oberstein, a music business executive, he and record producer Ozzie Cadena set up Savoy Records in 1942.The company released jazz recordings made before the Petrillo Ban came into effect and also recordings made by musicians attempting to circumvent the ban by recording under pseudonyms.