American International Records was a record label which was a subsidiary of American International Pictures that was used to release music from their films.
That year he announced that Al Simms replaced Jimmy Madden as the head of A&R.
[2] As a division of American International Pictures, it was used to release recorded music soundtracks from the film companies B grade film productions.
[3] One such film was Bucktown which featured a score that was written by Johnny Pate, and having the main theme sung by Luther Rabb.
The soundtrack was released on American International Records AIR 4477 in 1975.