Ichiban Records
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Ichiban Records was a hip hop record label founded in Atlanta, Georgia, in 1985. Wrap Records and Nastymix Records were some of its subsidiary labels. Urgent! Records was distributed by Ichiban. Most of its discography is now out of print.[1] Besides hip hop groups, Ichiban also released albums by older, well-respected musicians such as Roy Ayers and Raful Neal. The catalog is now controlled by EMI, but nothing was ever reissued after the label ceased operations.
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[edit] Hip hop acts
- Detroit's Most Wanted
- Father Dom
- Gangsta Pat
- Insane Poetry (Nastymix/Ichiban)
- Kilo Ali
- K-Nock
- MC Brains
- MC Breed (Wrap/Ichiban)
- Rodney O & Joe Cooley
- Sir Mix-a-Lot (Nastymix/Ichiban)
- Success-n-Effect
- Vanilla Ice
[edit] Pop/rock acts
- The Fleshtones
- Deadeye Dick
- Matt Kendrick
- Barbara Lynn
- Phunk Junkeez
- Raful Neal
- Roy Ayers (released two albums Drive and Wake Up)
- Chick Willis
- Miisa
- Buster Benton
[edit] Soul acts
- The Three Degrees (released 1 album And Holding... with members Valerie Holiday, Helen Scott and Victoria Wallace)
- Millie Jackson
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