RECORDS
Independent label: Drum Records managed three singles. It issued singles in RUM-0 numerical series. RUM 1 was Lyntone Recordings Ltd. LYN 12070 / LYN 12071. and RUM 4 LYN-14418 / LYN-14419. Champion Doug Veitch was born Douglas Veitch in 1960 in Hawick in Scotland. Champion Doug Veitch styled himself the ‘King of Caledonian Swing’. He achieved some prominence in the mid 1980s. In 1985, he co-founded the label DiscAfrique with his colleague Owen Elias, which was one of the first world music labels in the United Kingdom, releasing records by The Bhundu Boys, Orchestre Baobab and The Four Brothers amongst others. After drifting out of the music industry Veitch took a Ph.D. in woodland management. Recently he has returned to music, reuniting with Bhundu Boys guitarist Rise Kagona under the moniker Culture Clash. The duo released the album Tanzwa Neku Tambura: We’ve Suffered Enough in 2007. Distributed By Drum Records.
| 82 | Champion Doug Veitch | Lumiere Urbun | DRUM | RUM | 1 |
| 82 | G Cut | Credit | DRUM | RUM | 2 |
| 83 | A-Team | Trouble (12") | DRUM | RUM | 3 |
| 83 | Champion Doug Veitch | Not The Heart | DRUM | RUM | 4 |
| 84 | Champion Doug Veitch | Saved By The Bell (12") | DRUM | RUM | 5 |
| 85 | Champion Doug Veitch | One Black Night (12") | DRUM | RUM | 6 |
