Compiled by LG Nilsson, Seabear Studios, Stockholm, Sweden
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Dark blue-green and silver label design
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First rare issue gold & black
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Odd record number
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| Groove City Records was owned by Don Juan Mancha and was in operation during 1967 and 1968. | |||||
| LABEL | NUM | S | ARTIST | TITLE | DATE |
| Groove City | 101 | A | Professionals | That's Why I Love You | 1967 |
| First issue on the Groove City label. | |||||
| Groove City | 101 | B | Professionals | Did My Baby Call | 1967 |
| Groove City | 201 | A | Robert Ward | My Love Is Strictly Reserved For You | 1967 |
| Groove City | 201 | B | Robert Ward | I Will Fear No Evil | 1967 |
| Groove City | 202 | A | Fred Briggs | Sound Off | 1967 |
| Groove City | 202 | B | Fred Briggs | I'm So Sorry | 1967 |
| Groove City | 203 | A | -Not Released- | -Not Released- | 1968 |
| Groove City | 203 | B | -Not Released- | -Not Released- | 1968 |
| Groove City | 204 | A | Steve Mancha | Hate Yourself In The Morning | 1968 |
| Steve Mancha was later to become lead singer with the group 100 Proof (Aged In Soul) on Hot Wax Records. Real name: Clyde Wilson. | |||||
| Groove City | 204 | B | Steve Mancha | A Love Like Yours | 1968 |
| Groove City | 205 | A | Sam Ward | Stone Broke | 1968 |
| Groove City | 205 | B | Sam Ward | Sister Lee | 1968 |
| Groove City | 206 | A | Hollidays | Easy Living | 1968 |
| Holidays spelt with double "ll" on label. Steve Mancha is the actual singer on this release! | |||||
| Groove City | 206 | B | Hollidays | I Lost You | 1968 |
| Groove City | 960 | A | Cody Black | Because You First Loved Me | 1968 |
| Groove City | 960 | B | Cody Black | The Night A Star Was Born | 1968 |
| Also released on Rambrock 101-B. Last release on the Groove City label. | |||||
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Robert Ward
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Sam Ward
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Holidays with double L
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