Rojac Records

Actually appears as "Rojac" only or "Rojac Records, Inc.". For counterfeit and other unofficial editions of its releases, please see Rojac Records (2). Founded in Harlem, New York by Jack Taylor, a purported gangster, it initially operated as a soul and R&B label from 1957 to 1972, but was briefly revived during the fall of 1980 as an early hip hop/disco label with offices above the Harlem World Disco nightclub and issued several releases until Taylor's death a few years later. It operated in tandem with its sister label Tay-Ster. Some records on this label utilized an unorthodox catalog numbering system. They may have an RA prefix on one side and an RB prefix on the other side. For releases that meet this criteria, add both catalog numbers as they are printed on the labels. For its companies please see: Rojac Records, Inc. Rojac & Tayster Records Inc.