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In the next several years JT Records released CD's by Speed Limit (which then featured Bob Haag from Sparks fame and "Klondike Karl), Mystery Train with Michael Ubaldini, and the Caribbean All Stars that had Carlos Santana produce and play Lead Guitar on 3 tracks! Next came Keith T & the Truth that featured Allen Steelgrave (now ESP A&R). Keith then moved JT Records to Orlando, Florida where he united with JT on the drums,. They started with Keith T & the Truth with Jeff Rodenbaugh and now they have released a new CD back under the Speed Limit name entitled "Loud Fast Fun" featuring 6 new originals and 3 copy tunes! With Keith T, JT and guitar sensation Obi Juan SPEED LIMIT is back! Featuring Bark Like a Dog as heard on WJRR's Native Noise Show and "These Boots are Made for Walkin " and "Walk All Over You" gat this CD at itunes and other on-line stores. Also this year JT Records released Orlando's own ROXX "Metal Crusher" CD featuring the title track and also "Welcome to the Show". Roxx has been playing 80's rock all over Orlando and this CD has some straight up classic rock! Check 0ut the new site and come back often for updates!
JT Records was started in 1980 by Sid Talmadge and Jerry Talmadge. Two of the Original Hit Men of the Record Industry in Los Angeles California with the Release of LA's own SPEED LIMIT. With the release of the 45 Single of "In the Middle of the Night" by Speed Limit founded by Keith Tolmich and Danny Schneider, JT Records was under way! The single was shortly picked up by Local Radio Stations KROQ and KNAC and was favorably reviewed by Cashbox and Billboard Magazines. Speed Limit played many gigs all over Southern California at such Famous venues as The Roxy, The Whiskey, The Country Club and The LA County Fair! They also were featured on NBC Today in LA as well as CNN News! Speed Limit's EP "Physically Hooked and Addicted to Love" really kicked things into high gear when their remake of Nancy Sinatra's "These Boots are Made for Walkin" was picked up again on KROQ where it made its way onto regular rotation and became a staple on the LA Radio scene.