Lang-Worth Feature Programs, Inc.

Lang-Worth was a company that provided music to radio stations on a subscription basis and never released their music for purchase by the public. This service filled the gap during the musicians strike against the major record companies between 1942 - 1944. Lang-Worth continued to do business for a number of years after WWII and expanded their product offerings to retailers, department stores, garages and so on for use in local radio jingles and cinema adverts. Many post-war records were pressed on a distinctive semi-clear blue vinyl. Little other information is known about the label.