That same year Masters founded his own label, Galahad Records, which was not a vanity label, though Masters did release an album, "May the Good Lord Bless You and Keep You", in 1964, as well as a few singles, on the label. He co-hosted a television program on KCOP in the 1960s and 1970s, and increasingly found work in TV production in the following decades. In 1997, Masters signed with Dionysus Records and released "Everybody Digs Sammy Masters", with Deke Dickerson and Ray Campi, hoping to make a comeback on the rockabilly revival scene in Europe and Japan. He toured in both areas at the end of the decade. Masters died on March 8, 2013 at age 82. * Version of original "Pink Cadillac" with additional drums