Fedora Records
Fedora Records is a blues-oriented record label launched by producer Joe Fields as a sister label to HighNote Records in the late 1990s.[1] Artist who've recorded on the label include Tommy Bankhead, Homesick James, and Fillmore Slim.
| Fedora Records | |
|---|---|
| Founder | Joe Fields |
| Genre | Blues |
| Location | New York, New York, U.S. |
| Official website | www |
Roster
List of artists that have recorded for Fedora include:
- Tommy Bankhead
- Big Al Dupree
- Homesick James
- Iceman Robinson
- Robert 'Bilbo' Walker
- UP Wilson
- Johnnie Bassett
- Fillmore Slim
- Hosea Leavy
- Matthew Robinson
- Ollie Watkins
- Mojo Buford
- Al Garrett
- JJ Malone
- Bennie Smith
- John Weston
- Little Buster
- Hosea Hargrove
- Pig In a Can
- Byther Smith
- Arthur Williams
- Jimmy Dawkins
- Harmonica Slim
- Dave Riley
- Jesse Thomas
- Willie Willis
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References
- Tamarkin, Jeff (July 16, 2017). "Joe Fields, Exec at Several Key Jazz Labels, Dead at 88". JazzTimes.
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