Malaco Records

Malaco Records on vinyl: Southern soul from Mississippi

In short: Malaco Records comes from Jackson, Mississippi, and goes back to Tommy Couch and Mitchell Malouf; together with Wolf Stephenson it grew into a studio and label in the sixties. The label stands for Southern soul, blues and gospel – with hits such as Dorothy Moore’s “Misty Blue” and Z.Z. Hill’s “Down Home Blues”. The Vinyl Room currently has 4 records on Malaco Records.

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What makes Malaco Records special?

Soul from the South: Freedom are represented with “Changes Of Time”, plus The Rose Brothers with “Everything’s Coming Up Roses” and James Bradley with his album “James Bradley”.

Gospel is a firm part of Malaco: The Sensational Nightingales are here with “All About Jesus”.

FAQ

Where does Malaco come from? From Jackson, Mississippi.

What music does Malaco release? Mainly Southern soul, blues and gospel.

Which hits came out on Malaco? Among others Dorothy Moore’s “Misty Blue” and Z.Z. Hill’s “Down Home Blues”.

What do you have on Malaco? Editions from the seventies and eighties, mainly from the US – 4 records in all.