Editing Bullet Records (section)

==Other Bullet record labels==

Another label with the same name released ''In A Moment'' by the Intrigues, a [[Philadelphia]] R&B quartet, in 1969. The song was re-released by Yew Records and became a top-40 hit.<ref>{{Citation |title=The Intrigues - In A Moment |url=https://www.45cat.com/record/n1001us |access-date=2025-02-22 |language=en}}</ref>

Another Bullet label was a short-lived subsidiary of [[United States|American]] [[Bang Records]]. Only one album by [[Peabo Bryson]] in 1976 was ever released.{{Citation needed|date=January 2012}}  Bryson's next label [[Capitol Records]] now owns the rights to the album ''[[Peabo (album)|Peabo]]'' and Bryson's unreleased Bullet material.

The fourth known [[record label|label]] with this name was based in [[England]] in the early 1980s and released [[new wave of British heavy metal|NWOBHM]] artists. Among known releases is the self-titled 1983 debut [[Extended play|EP]] from [[Denmark|Danish]] [[Pretty Maids]].  Bullet Records UK was an offshoot of Bullet Mail Order. Because of its close ties with the British heavy metal scene at that time, it seemed a logical progression to form a label to promote little-known unsigned bands. Amongst the bands on the label were Wrathchild, Pretty Maids, Black Rose [from N.E.England], Le Griffe, Crisis (from Salt Lake City, US), Silverwing, [[Chrome Molly]] and Taipan [from Australia]. Whilst many of the releases were critically acclaimed, the company suffered from a lack of experience and through various reasons, cash-flow being one, was forced to cease trading in 1984. Bullet Records is currently a Registered Trademark owned by Clark Enslin.