3 Trey Records: In late 1959 Sill and Hazlewood formed Trey Records, a Hollywood-based imprint distributed by Atlantic. The label's signings included 18-year-old wunderkind Phil Spector, revered blues, jazz and American folk artist, Barbara Dane, teen pop sensations Suzy Dickerson and Greg Connors, Arizona folk balladeers The Clingman Clan, and classic novelty instrumentals by Bob Wilson & The Easy Dealers, among others.
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| Year | Title | B-side | Artist | ||
| 1959 | "Crazy Little Dream" | "Don't Tell Him I Want To Know" | Suzy Dickerson | ||
| "I Really Do" | "I Know Why" | The Spectors Three | |||
| 1960 | "The Fool" | "Kiss Me Goodnight" | Tony Castle | ||
| "(Your Love) Tears Me Up" | "Caught In The Act" | Gregg Connors | |||
| "Our Song" | "The Great Lover" | Suzy Dickerson | |||
| "Mr. Robin" | "My Heart Stood Still" | The Spectors Three | |||
| "Bells Of St. Mary" | "That's All Right Baby" | Kell Osborne | |||
| "A Teenager Feels It Too" | "Hot Water" | Denny Reed | |||
| "She's Something Somebody Oughta See" | "Ain't No Freckles On My Fish" | Bob Wilson And The Easy Dealers | |||
| "The Ring Part I" | "The Ring Part II" | Jeff Hooven | |||
| "The Demise Of Tom Dooley" | "Man About Town" | The Clingman Clan | |||
| "I'm On My Way" | "Go 'Way From My Window" | Barbara Dane[6] | |||
| " Ron Cameron Nazy Interviews Mr. Ickson" | "Ron Cameron Nazy Interviews Mr. Benady" | Ron Cameron Nazy | |||
| 1961 | "Ron Cameron Nazy Interviews Mr. Ickson" | "Ron Cameron Nazy Interviews Mr. Benady" | Ron Cameron Nazy | ||
| "No One Cares" | "Lonely Little Bluebird" | Denny Reed | |||
| "Stormy (Came To Town)" | "What A Dream!" | Donnie Owens | |||
| 2024 | "I'm On My Way" | "Go 'Way From My Window" | Barbara Dane | ||