Meet the Eye Records

Meet the Eye Records is a record label set up by Luke Melvin to produce his songs after the winding down of Apple. It is named after the failed album Meet the Eye. It was formed in March 1975. Its contract is known as the "most free contract ever". The label was originally headed by Luke Melvin from 1975 to his death in June 2006 and then his son Ben Melvin from July 2006 to present. A subsidiary of the company is Meet the Eye Publishing, which has so far published one book: Luke: My Life.

Discography

 * The Very Best of Luke Melvin (1976)
 * Very Nervous (1976)
 * Luke Melvin (1979)
 * Come to England (1981)
 * Gone Mad (1982)
 * Golden Stairs (1987)
 * Luke Melvin: The Meet the Eye Years (1976-1987) (1989)
 * Luke Melvin: The Apple Years (1970-1975) (1989)
 * Luke Melvin: In the World (1992)
 * Secret Gigs (1993)
 * Luke and The World Tour (1994)
 * Back in New York City (1994)
 * The Concert for Diana (1997)
 * The John Lennon Tribute Concert (2000)
 * Luke Melvin Anthology (2004)
 * 64 (2004)
 * My Song: Songs by Luke Melvin (2009)
 * Luke Melvin: Outtakes and Demos (2012)
 * Luke Melvin: The Apple Years & The Meet the Eye Years (1970-2004) (2014)
 * Luke Melvin: The Complete Collection (2017)

Books

 * Luke: My Life (2004)