Marlin

Marlin on vinyl: disco from Miami

In short: Marlin was a label from Miami that in the late seventies belonged to the circle of Henry Stone’s TK Records – a well-known name for disco and funk from Florida. Marlin released dance records for the clubs of those years. The Vinyl Room currently has 6 records on Marlin.

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→ The Ritchie Family · Disco · Soul & funk on vinyl

What makes Marlin special?

Glittering dance floors: The Ritchie Family are represented with “American Generation” (1978), produced by Jacques Morali, with Henri Belolo as executive producer – the duo was also behind the Village People. USA-European Connection was a studio project of producer Boris Midney.

Plus orchestrated disco with a funk edge: Queen Samantha, Kat Mandu from Canada, Tempest Trio and William Eaton with “Struggle Buggy”.

FAQ

Where does Marlin come from? From Miami; the label belonged to the circle of TK Records.

Who are The Ritchie Family? A disco vocal group from the circle of producers Jacques Morali and Henri Belolo.

Who is behind USA-European Connection? Producer Boris Midney.

What do you have on Marlin? Records from the seventies – 6 records in all.