Steve Alaimo was Vice President of TK Records. He produced the Allman Bros before they were the Allman Bros, and wrote their song “Melissa.” He engineered, he a&r’d. In the studio, he did it all. But before all that, he was onothe other side of the microphone, as an artist on the verge of international superstardom. All he needed was that one big breakthrough hit. And in 1967, it looked like it was going to be “You Don’t Know Like I Know,” from the movie Wild Rebel, which he also starred in. Henry Stone was his personal manager, and Steve was also the host of a nationally televised show on the ABC network called Where The Action Is. There was a half hour special called The Many Sides of Steve Alaimo. To top it all off, he scheduled a 30 day nationwide tour. It was a busy year. And here is the proof from a full page ad in Record World Magazine, 1967.
From 1946 to 2014, Henry Stone ruled the Florida music industry with an iron fist, a brick of cash, and a warehouse full of vinyl. HSM is the last of over one hundred record labels he personally founded. The HSM record label includes works from every decade in his sixty-five year career right up until today. Licensing available for film, samples, advertising, movies, video games, and more. Family owned and operated.