Black Crow Records

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Black Crow Records
Founded 1981
Founder Geoff Heslop for MWM Records
Genre Folk
Country of origin U.K"
Location Newcastle Upon Tyne
Official Website Black Crow Records

Black Crow Records was originally an off-shoot of Rubber Records and was the brain child of Producer and Label Manager Geoff Heslop, created to provide a clearer identity. The label was owned by MWM Records in Newcastle upon Tyne, who handled all the production, marketing, sales and promotion. The first album came out in 1981 and featured folk trio The Champion String Band. This was followed by albums by a mixture of artists, some of which were already well-known, including Michael Chapman, Alan Hull, Bert Jansch, Rab Noakes, Allan Taylor, Bob Fox and Stu Luckley; coupled with some talented new names, among them Kathryn Tickell, Simon Thoumire and Ian Carr, Chris Newman and Maire Ni Chathasaigh, Chuck Fleming and Gerry Kaley. The label was taken over by CM Records around 1986 and continued until 1993, when releases ceased. As with all labels run by Geoff Heslop, Black Crow had a reputation for quality, talent and integrity which is remembered by many.

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