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American record label founded by Ray Charles
Tangerine Records
was an American
record label
founded by musician
Ray Charles
in 1962.
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Charles switched to the label in 1966.
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Tangerine was promoted and distributed by
ABC-Paramount Records
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Early singles labels were orange and later became black, red and white. Many of the later recordings are now sought after in "
Northern Soul
" circles. After Charles left ABC in 1973, he closed Tangerine and started Crossover Records. Ray Charles Enterprises owns the catalog.
Notable releases
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Hit singles
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- 1963: "River's Invitation" (#99 Pop / #25 R&B) ? Percy Mayfield
- 1966: "
I Don't Need No Doctor
" (#75 Pop / #45 R&B) ? Ray Charles
- 1967: "One Hurt Deserves Another" (#76 Pop / #24 R&B) ? The
Raelettes
- 1967: "
Here We Go Again
" (#15 Pop / #5 R&B) ? Ray Charles
- 1968: "
Eleanor Rigby
" (#35 Pop / #30 R&B) ? Ray Charles
- 1968: "I'm Gett'n Long Alright" (#23 R&B) ? The Raelettes
- 1968: "I Want To Thank You" (#47 R&B) ? The Raelettes
- 1970: "I Want To (Do Everything for You)" (#96 Pop / #39 R&B) ? The Raelettes
- 1970: "Bad Water" (#58 Pop / #40 R&B) ? The Raelettes
- 1971: "
Dust My Broom
" (#54
Cash Box
R&B) ? Ike & Tina Turner
- 1971: "Don't Change on Me" (#36 Pop / #13 R&B) ? Ray Charles
- 1972: "Booty Butt" (#31 Pop / #13 R&B) ? Ray Charles
Roster
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Acts signed to Tangerine included:
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Studio albums
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ABC
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Crossover
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Columbia
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Warner Bros.
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Other labels
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Posthumous
studio creations
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Live albums
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Notable
compilations
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Billboard
Hot 100
top 10 singles
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Other
Billboard
Charts
#1 singles
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Grammy Awarded Works
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See also
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