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Artists On Pye Records

(including the U.S. labels that issued records by the artists during the time they were on Pye)

  • The Bachelors
  • Sounds Orchestral (issued in U.S. on Parkway)
  • Long John Baldry (issued in U.S. on Warner Bros.)
  • Kenny Ball and his Jazzmen (issued in U.S. on Kapp)
  • Trader Horne
  • Acker Bilk
  • Chris Barber's Jazzband (issued in U.S. on Laurie)
  • David Bowie (1965–1966; issued in U.S. on Warner Bros.)
  • The Brook Brothers (1961–64)
  • Brotherhood of Man (1975–1979)
  • Max Bygraves made a successful series of singalong albums for Pye
  • Petula Clark (1957–1971: in addition to dozens of singles, her output for Pye included seventeen albums. Issued in U.S. on Laurie and then on Warner Bros.)
  • Clem Curtis
  • Joe Dolan
  • Lonnie Donegan (1956–1969; issued in U.S. on Mercury, Atlantic, then Dot)
  • Donovan (1965–1971; issued in U.S. on Hickory and then Epic)
  • Carl Douglas (issued in the U.S. on 20th Century Fox)
  • The Enid
  • Episode Six (issued in U.S. on Elektra for 1 single only)
  • The Flying Machine (1969; issued in U.S. on Congress and then Janus)
  • Emile Ford and the Checkmates
  • The Foundations (issued in the U.S. on Uni)
  • Brian Joseph Friel (issued in the U.S. on ATV Records)
  • Benny Hill (1961–1965)
  • The Honeycombs (1964–1966; issued in the U.S. on Interphon and then Warner Bros.)
  • Idlewild (2006)
  • The Ivy League (1965–1966; issued in the U.S. on Cameo)
  • Tony Jackson and the Vibrations (1964–1966)
  • Jimmy James & The Vagabonds
  • The Kinks (1964–1971; issued in the U.S. on Cameo and then Reprise)
  • Vera Lynn (1979–1981)
  • David MacBeth
  • Man
  • Gerald Masters (1977–1980)
  • Mungo Jerry (1970–1974; issued in the U.S. on Janus and then Bell)
  • Olivia Newton-John (Olivia, Festival, Australia, 1972)
  • Maxine Nightingale
  • The Migil 5 (1964–1965)
  • Des O'Connor
  • Lennie Peters (1966)
  • The Real Thing (1976–1979)
  • Joan Regan (1960–1961)
  • The Remo Four
  • The Searchers (1963–1967; issued in the U.S. on Mercury, Liberty and then Kapp)
  • Sandie Shaw (1964–1972; issued in the U.S. on Reprise)
  • Labi Siffre (1970–1973, Pye International)
  • Hurricane Smith (1976–1977)
  • The Sorrows (1964–1966; issued in the U.S. on Warner Bros.)
  • Status Quo (1968–1971; issued in the U.S. on Cadet Concept and then Janus)
  • Graduate (1979)
  • Tommy Steele
  • Frankie Vaughan (1973–1978)
  • Velvett Fogg (1969)
  • Geno Washington & The Ram Jam Band (issued in the U.S. on Kapp)
  • Mark Wynter (1962–1968)

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