Dot Records
Dot Records was an American record label founded by Randy Wood that was active between 1950 and 1979. The label was reactivated in 2014 through a joint venture between Big Machine Label Group and the Republic Records unit of Universal Music Group. Based in Nashville, Tennessee, the label was discontinued in 2017.
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Eddie Costa
American jazz pianist
Bobby Marchan
American singer
Sanford Clark
American singer
Max Crook
American musician
Victor Indrizzo
American session musician
Jo Ann Castle
American pianist
Johnny Keating
Musician
Robin McNamara
American singer
Sonny Knight
American singer
Ray Pillow
American singer
The Belmonts
Vocal group
James Ervan Parker
American singer-songwriter
The Lennon Sisters
Vocal group
Ray Sharpe
American singer
Jan Garber
Musician
The Baskerville Hounds
Rock band
Six Fat Dutchmen
Band
The Chantays
Rock band
Mint Tattoo
Musical band
Fraternity of Man
Rock band
Rusty Bryant
American saxophonist
Harmonica Fats
American musician
Lew Williams
American singer
Dick and Dee Dee
Duo
Eddie Peabody
American musician
The Four Lads
Singing group
The American Breed
Rock band
Reno and Smiley
Musical duo
King Perry
American saxophonist
Nervous Norvus
Comic performer
The Shires
Musical duo
Rita Moss
American balladeer
Johnny Maddox
American pianist
Bob Gaddy
American pianist
Jerry Burke
Musician
Jack Barlow
American singer
Mac Curtis
American musician
The Blenders
Vocal quartet
The Counts
Band
The Hilltoppers
Musical group
The Illusion
Rock band
The String-A-Longs
Band
Johnny Carver
American musical artist
Jonathan and Darlene Edwards
Musical group
Val Stöecklein
Musical artist
Ashley Campbell
American musician
The Surfaris
Rock band
