Record Division
Talent Associates also had a record division which released a total of only 4 LP titles. The soft rock duo Seals and Crofts were signed to TA Records in 1969. After releasing two albums on TA which received little attention the group moved to Warner Bros. Records in 1971 where they recorded a string of hit albums and singles during the mid-1970s. Another TA Records group, The Original Caste, reached #34 on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart with the original recording of One Tin Soldier in 1970.
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