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* [[The Animals]] (formerly on [[Columbia Graphophone Company|Columbia)]]
* [[The Animals]] (formerly on [[Columbia Graphophone Company|Columbia)]]
* [[The Applejacks]]
* [[The Applejacks]]
* [[Arrival (band)|Arrival]] (1971 to [[CBS Records|CBS]])
* [[Arrival (band)|Arrival]] (1971 to [[Columbia Records|CBS]])
* [[Winifred Atwell]]
* [[Winifred Atwell]]
* [[The Bachelors]] ([[Republic of Ireland|Ireland]])
* [[The Bachelors]] ([[Republic of Ireland|Ireland]])
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* [[Mark Wynter]] (later on [[Pye Records|Pye)]]
* [[Mark Wynter]] (later on [[Pye Records|Pye)]]
* [[Jimmy Young (disc jockey)|Jimmy Young]] (formerly [[Polygon Records|Polygon]], later [[Columbia Graphophone Company|Columbia)]]
* [[Jimmy Young (disc jockey)|Jimmy Young]] (formerly [[Polygon Records|Polygon]], later [[Columbia Graphophone Company|Columbia)]]
* [[The Zombies]] ([[CBS Records|CBS]] from 1967)
* [[The Zombies]] ([[Columbia Records|CBS]] from 1967)
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Revision as of 07:42, 11 September 2012

Decca Records is a recording label. A division of Universal Classics, it is also known as Decca Music group.

Classical

Vocal Artists

Conductors

Instrumental

Ensembles

Orchestras

Non-classical

Film Composers

jazz and popular artists released on Decca Records (US) label

Artists under the Decca Nashville label

Pop/Rock artists who had more than one hit on Decca Records(UK)

Pop/Crossover Artists

See also

External links

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