Thunder Records was a label used by Golden Voice Recording Co. in 1967-1968.
The studio was owned and operated by Jerry Milam in South Pekin, Illinois.
| CAT # | ARTIST | TITLE | DATE |
| 834G-1001 | Eddie Green | Life Turned Her That Way / I Thought I Heard You Calling My Name | 1967 |
| 834G-0201 | The Fugitives | Under My Thumb / Show Me | 1967 |
| 834G-0217 | The Changing Times | Big Boss Man / You Keep Me Hanging On | 1967 |
| 834G-2628 | The Holidays | It's Soul (Music) / I'm The One (Who Really Loves You) | 1968 |
| 834G-2706 | Eddie Green | Public Domain / Till My Hair Turned Gray | 1968 |
| 834G-3269 | Gene Gullette | Teach Me / Linda Lou | 1968 |
| 834G-3271 * | The Third Booth | Sound, Inc. / Mysteries | 1968 |
| 834G-3813 | Phyllis Fabry | By The Bend In The River / Love Letters Straight From the Heart | 1967 |
| 834G-3986 | Forty Second Street Auxiliary Choir | Springtime Feeling / You Ask Why | 1968 |
| 834G-4077 | Inner Sanctum | Can't Make It Without You / Times Are Getting Better | 1968 |
| 834G-5109 | East Side Blues | Tell Everyone That You See / East Side Theme | 1967 |
This discography is a work in progress. Last updated on 3/21/20
*The Third Booth single was reissued on Independence (ND-86). The title of "Sound, Inc" was changed to "I Need Love."
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