Dunhill (ABC/Dunhill) Records Artists
- Steve Allen
- Andwella
- Attlee
- Bangor Flying Circus
- Birtha
- Hal Blaine
- Bobby Bland
- The Brass Ring
- Jimmy Buffett
- The Bully Boys Band
- Solomon Burke
- Bush
- Eddie Cano and His Quintet
- Carmen
- Cashman & West
- Colosseum
- Danny Cox
- Denny Doherty
- Cass Elliot
- Shelley Fabares
- Mickie Finn
- Four Tops
- Ernie Freeman
- Fresh Start
- Giorgio
- Gladstone
- Grapefruit
- The Grass Roots
- Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds
- The Happy Day Choir
- Richard Harris
- Roy Head
- Headstone
- The Hello People
- Thelma Houston
- Jamme
- John Kay
- Thomas Jefferson Kaye
- Andy Kim
- B. B. King & Bobby Bland
- The Artie Kornfeld Tree
- Kracker
- Dennis Lambert
- The Lamp of Childhood
- Richard Landis
- Magna Carta
- Mamas & Papas
- Kenneth Mars
- Gayle McCormick
- Barry McGuire
- Mighty Clouds of Joy
- Mrs. Miller
- Daniel Moore
- Murphy's Law
- Lady Nelson and the Lords
- Noah
- Michael Omartian
- Pacific Gas & Electric
- Freda Payne
- John Phillips
- Pratt & McClain
- Jim Price
- Pure Love & Pleasure
- Genya Ravan
- Rejoice!
- Rincon Surfside Band
- Emitt Rhodes
- The Road Home
- The Rock & Roll Revival
- William St. James
- Shango
- Del Shannon
- P. F. Sloan
- Smith
- Sonoma
- Dusty Springfield
- The Stapleton-Morley Expression
- Steppenwolf
- Alex Taylor
- Three Dog Night
- Three's a Crowd
- The Trousdale Strings and the Dawn Chorale
- Van der Graaf Generator
- The John Verity Band
- Bengt Arne Wallin
- Joe Walsh
- Bobby Whitlock
- Wings
- Charles Wright
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