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'''Flair Records''' was a [[record label]] launched in the early fifties. It was a subsidiary of [[Modern Records]].
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'''Flair Records''' was an American [[record label]] owned by the [[Bihari brothers]], launched in the early 1950s. It was a subsidiary of [[Modern Records]]. Its most famous artists were [[Elmore James]], who released ten singles with this label (as listed below), [[Richard Berry (musician)|Richard Berry]], and [[Ike Turner]] who was a session musician and also released a single on the label.<ref name=":0">{{Cite book|url=https://archive.org/details/takinbackmynamec00turn|title=Takin' Back My Name: The Confessions of Ike Turner|last=Turner, Ike|publisher=Virgin|others=Cawthorne, Nigel|year=1999|isbn=1852278501|location=London|oclc=43321298}}</ref> Flair is believed to have issued 80 singles total between 1953 and 1955.

==Discography==
<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://www.discogs.com/label/513165-Flair-Records-5|title=Flair Records|website=Discogs}}</ref><ref name=":0" />

===Singles===
* 1953: "South Of San Antonio" b/w "No Home For My Heart" (Flair 1000) - Roy Harris And The Magnolia Boys
* 1953: "Carroll County Blues" b/w "Begin The Beguin" (Flair 1001) - The Carroll County Boys
* 1953: "Old Trail" b/w "The Mandolin Waltz" (Flair 1002) - The Broome Brothers
* 1953: "Mexican Joe" b/w "Good Old Chlorophyll" (Flair 1003) - The Rhythm Harmoneers
* 1953: "Guest Star In Heaven (A Tribute To Hank Williams)" b/w "I Know I'm Fallin' In Love" (Flair 1006) - Earney Vandagriff And The Big "D" Boys
* 1953: "Tennessee Country Gal" b/w "Always And Always" (Flair 1008) - Jimmy Walton, The Tennessee Country Boy
* 1953: "One Man's Hell" b/w "Lover Boy" (Flair 1009) - Ted Shelton And His Bryan County Boys
* 1953: "Dirty By The Dozen (Sweet Little Woman)" b/w "I May Be Wrong" (Flair 1010) - Little Johnny Jones And The Chicago Hound Dogs
* 1953: "Early in the Morning" b/w "Hawaiian Boogie" (Flair 1011) - Elmore James
* 1953: "I Had a Love" b/w "She Wants to Rock" (Flair 1012) - [[The Flairs]]
* 1953: "Can't Stop Lovin'" b/w "Make a Little Love" (Flair 1014) - Elmore James
* 1953: "Mid Night Hours Journey" - [[Johnny Ace]] b/w "Trouble And Me" - [[Earl Forrest]] (Flair 1015) (split)
* 1953: "Crawfishin'" b/w "Route '90'" (Flair 1021) - Clarence "Bonton" Garlow
* 1953: "Please Find My Baby" b/w "Strange Kinda' Feeling" (Flair 1022) - Elmore James
* 1954: "Flying Eagle Blues" b/w "Carroll County Boogie" (Flair 1023) - Carroll County Boys
* 1954: "Baby Beat It" b/w "Baby Beat It" (Flair 1029) - Big Duke
* 1954: "Sayonara (Let's Say Goodbye)" b/w "Mia Bella Donna" (Flair 1030) - The Squires
* 1954: "Hand in Hand" b/w "Make My Dreams Come True" (Flair 1031) - Elmore James
* 1954: "Baby Please" b/w "Gypsy Blues" (Flair 1037) - Matt Cockrell
* 1954: "Night Howler" b/w "My Heart In Your Hands" (Flair 1038) - [[Billy Gayles|Billy Gale]] And His Orchestra
* 1954: "Sho Nuff I Do" b/w "1839 Blues" (Flair 1039) - Elmore James
* 1954: "Cubano Jump" b/w "Loosely" (Flair 1040) - Ike Turner & Orchestra
* 1954: "Baby Wants" b/w "You Were Untrue" (Flair 1041) - The Flairs
* 1954: "Dark and Dreary" b/w "Rock My Baby Right" (Flair 1048) - Elmore James
* 1954: "Oop Shoop" b/w "It's You" (Flair 1050) - Shirley Gunter And "The Queens"
* 1954: "What You Do To Me" b/w "The Big Break" (Flair 1055) - Richard Berry
* 1954: "Sunny Land" b/w "Standing at the Crossroads" (Flair 1057) - Elmore James
* 1954: "Daddy Daddy" b/w "Baby Darlinh" (Flair 1058) - Richard Berry and The Dreamers
* 1955: "Cuban Get Away" b/w "Go To It" (Flair 1059) - Ike Turner & Orchestra
* 1955: "Late Hours at Midnight" b/w "The Way You Treat Me" (Flair 1062) - Elmore James
* 1955: "Oh! Oh! Get Out Of The Car" b/w "Please Tell Me" (Flair 1064) - Richard Berry
* 1955: "Rock Bottom" b/w "Sweet Thing" (Flair 1066) - The Rams
* 1955: "Happy Home" b/w "No Love in My Heart" (Flair 1069) - Elmore James
* 1955: "Romp And Stomp Blues" b/w "Oh, Oh, Please" (Flair 1073) - Mercy Dee
* 1955: "Dust My Blues" b/w "I Was A Fool" (Flair 1074) - Elmore James
* 1955: "Come Back Maybellene" b/w "True Love" (Flair 1077) - Mercy Dee
* 1955: "Blues Before Sunrise" b/w "Good Bye" (Flair 1079) - Elmore James


==See also==
==See also==
* [[List of record labels]]
* [[List of record labels]]
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==References==
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Latest revision as of 03:31, 17 November 2024

Flair Records
Founded1950
FounderBihari brothers
Country of originUnited States

Flair Records was an American record label owned by the Bihari brothers, launched in the early 1950s. It was a subsidiary of Modern Records. Its most famous artists were Elmore James, who released ten singles with this label (as listed below), Richard Berry, and Ike Turner who was a session musician and also released a single on the label.[1] Flair is believed to have issued 80 singles total between 1953 and 1955.

Discography

[edit]

[2][1]

Singles

[edit]
  • 1953: "South Of San Antonio" b/w "No Home For My Heart" (Flair 1000) - Roy Harris And The Magnolia Boys
  • 1953: "Carroll County Blues" b/w "Begin The Beguin" (Flair 1001) - The Carroll County Boys
  • 1953: "Old Trail" b/w "The Mandolin Waltz" (Flair 1002) - The Broome Brothers
  • 1953: "Mexican Joe" b/w "Good Old Chlorophyll" (Flair 1003) - The Rhythm Harmoneers
  • 1953: "Guest Star In Heaven (A Tribute To Hank Williams)" b/w "I Know I'm Fallin' In Love" (Flair 1006) - Earney Vandagriff And The Big "D" Boys
  • 1953: "Tennessee Country Gal" b/w "Always And Always" (Flair 1008) - Jimmy Walton, The Tennessee Country Boy
  • 1953: "One Man's Hell" b/w "Lover Boy" (Flair 1009) - Ted Shelton And His Bryan County Boys
  • 1953: "Dirty By The Dozen (Sweet Little Woman)" b/w "I May Be Wrong" (Flair 1010) - Little Johnny Jones And The Chicago Hound Dogs
  • 1953: "Early in the Morning" b/w "Hawaiian Boogie" (Flair 1011) - Elmore James
  • 1953: "I Had a Love" b/w "She Wants to Rock" (Flair 1012) - The Flairs
  • 1953: "Can't Stop Lovin'" b/w "Make a Little Love" (Flair 1014) - Elmore James
  • 1953: "Mid Night Hours Journey" - Johnny Ace b/w "Trouble And Me" - Earl Forrest (Flair 1015) (split)
  • 1953: "Crawfishin'" b/w "Route '90'" (Flair 1021) - Clarence "Bonton" Garlow
  • 1953: "Please Find My Baby" b/w "Strange Kinda' Feeling" (Flair 1022) - Elmore James
  • 1954: "Flying Eagle Blues" b/w "Carroll County Boogie" (Flair 1023) - Carroll County Boys
  • 1954: "Baby Beat It" b/w "Baby Beat It" (Flair 1029) - Big Duke
  • 1954: "Sayonara (Let's Say Goodbye)" b/w "Mia Bella Donna" (Flair 1030) - The Squires
  • 1954: "Hand in Hand" b/w "Make My Dreams Come True" (Flair 1031) - Elmore James
  • 1954: "Baby Please" b/w "Gypsy Blues" (Flair 1037) - Matt Cockrell
  • 1954: "Night Howler" b/w "My Heart In Your Hands" (Flair 1038) - Billy Gale And His Orchestra
  • 1954: "Sho Nuff I Do" b/w "1839 Blues" (Flair 1039) - Elmore James
  • 1954: "Cubano Jump" b/w "Loosely" (Flair 1040) - Ike Turner & Orchestra
  • 1954: "Baby Wants" b/w "You Were Untrue" (Flair 1041) - The Flairs
  • 1954: "Dark and Dreary" b/w "Rock My Baby Right" (Flair 1048) - Elmore James
  • 1954: "Oop Shoop" b/w "It's You" (Flair 1050) - Shirley Gunter And "The Queens"
  • 1954: "What You Do To Me" b/w "The Big Break" (Flair 1055) - Richard Berry
  • 1954: "Sunny Land" b/w "Standing at the Crossroads" (Flair 1057) - Elmore James
  • 1954: "Daddy Daddy" b/w "Baby Darlinh" (Flair 1058) - Richard Berry and The Dreamers
  • 1955: "Cuban Get Away" b/w "Go To It" (Flair 1059) - Ike Turner & Orchestra
  • 1955: "Late Hours at Midnight" b/w "The Way You Treat Me" (Flair 1062) - Elmore James
  • 1955: "Oh! Oh! Get Out Of The Car" b/w "Please Tell Me" (Flair 1064) - Richard Berry
  • 1955: "Rock Bottom" b/w "Sweet Thing" (Flair 1066) - The Rams
  • 1955: "Happy Home" b/w "No Love in My Heart" (Flair 1069) - Elmore James
  • 1955: "Romp And Stomp Blues" b/w "Oh, Oh, Please" (Flair 1073) - Mercy Dee
  • 1955: "Dust My Blues" b/w "I Was A Fool" (Flair 1074) - Elmore James
  • 1955: "Come Back Maybellene" b/w "True Love" (Flair 1077) - Mercy Dee
  • 1955: "Blues Before Sunrise" b/w "Good Bye" (Flair 1079) - Elmore James

See also

[edit]

References

[edit]
  1. ^ a b Turner, Ike (1999). Takin' Back My Name: The Confessions of Ike Turner. Cawthorne, Nigel. London: Virgin. ISBN 1852278501. OCLC 43321298.
  2. ^ "Flair Records". Discogs.


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