Knuckles O'Toole

Grand Award Records was an American record label founded in 1955 by Enoch Light in Harrison, New Jersey, specializing in pop, jazz, and gospel music. Known for its distinctive cover designs and marketing strategies, the label produced popular titles like the Roaring Twenties series and collaborated with notable artists including Paul Whiteman. In 1959, Grand Award and its subsidiaries were sold to ABC Records, which continued to use the label into the late 1960s, although production of Grand Award LPs ceased by 1961. The label's affiliation with major artists and its focus on audiophile recordings contributed to its notability during its operational years.

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