The House of Orange label was owned by Allen Orange, who wrote many songs along with Allen Toussaint in New Orleans. The two also were in a short-lived performing duo called Allen and Allen. The label was distributed by Jamie/Guyden out of Philadelphia.

The House of Orange album label (far left) was white with green print, with the green and orange logo at the top. The 45 label (near left) had several variations, including the green and orange label with black print used while Jamie/Guyden was the distributor.

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HOUSE OF ORANGE ALBUM DISCOGRAPHY

Cover	Number - Title - Artist - [Release Date] (Chart) Contents
	HOS-6000 - Sweet Woman's Love - Geater Davis [1971] My Love is So Strong For You/For Your Precious Love/I Love You/I Can Hold My Own//Cry, Cry, Cry/Don't Marry A Fool/St. James Infirmary/Wrapped Up in You/Sweet Woman's Love

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