Strange Fruit Records

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Strange Fruit Records is one of the UK's most successful independent labels , founded in September 1986 by John Peel and his friend Clive Selwood. The main task was to publish the Peel Sessions : artists played live in the BBC studio at Peel's invitation . Four of them were (mostly) selected and released as an EP. The first publication was the second session of the then unknown New Order, recorded in 1982 . Strange Fruit also licenses a number of albums that have been removed from other record labels' catalogs, including a. by Small Faces , Mott the Hoople , Humble Pie, and Emerson, Lake & Palmer .

The name is based on the song Strange Fruit that made Billie Holiday famous.

Catalog (Peel Sessions)

Albums

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