Dial Records may refer to: *

Dial Records (1946) Dial Records was an American record company and label that specialized first in bebop jazz and then in contemporary classical music. It was founded in 1946 by Ross Russell. Notable artists who recorded for Dial include Charlie Parker, who sig ...

, a U.S.-based jazz and classical label, active 1946–1954 *

Dial Records (1964) Dial Records was a Nashville-based soul label established by music promoter, publisher and producer Buddy Killen in 1961. History Dial Records was formed specifically so Buddy Killen could record perhaps his best-known discovery, soul singer Joe ...

, a U.S.-based R&B label, active 1964–1979 *

Dial Records (1998) Mike Donovan (born 6 October 1971) is an American, San Francisco, California based musician, best known as the guitarist and singer of Sic Alps (2004-2013). He has also released music by other San Francisco musicians with his Dial Records and F ...

, a U.S.-based rock label *

Dial Records (1999) Dial Records is a music label focusing primarily on post-minimalist dance music (aka. deep house). It was founded in 1999 in Hamburg, Germany by Peter M. Kersten, Paul Kominek and David Lieske. The Label has released a number of influential 12 ...

, a German-based dance music label *

Dial Records (UK label) Dial Records may refer to: * Dial Records (1946), a U.S.-based jazz and classical label, active 1946–1954 * Dial Records (1964), a U.S.-based R&B label, active 1964–1979 * Dial Records (1998), a U.S.-based rock label * Dial Records (1999), a Ge ...

, a defunct label founded by

William Barrington-Coupe William H. Barrington-Coupe (born William Halford Barrington Coupe, 1931 – 19 October 2014 and known as Barry) was a British record producer and music impresario. Married in 1956 to concert pianist Joyce Hatto, he was jailed for a year in 1966 ...

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