Plantation

Plantation Records was founded in 1969 in the United States, primarily focusing on genres such as soul, funk, and rhythm and blues. The label emerged during a vibrant era of musical experimentation and cultural change, aiming to promote African American artists and their contributions to popular music. Notable artists associated with Plantation include the influential soul singer Johnny Harris and the funk band The Blackbyrds, who gained recognition in the 1970s. The label's catalog features a mix of both established and emerging talent, contributing to the rich tapestry of American music during this period. Although Plantation Records eventually ceased operations, its legacy endures through the continued appreciation of its artists and the music it produced, reflecting the dynamic landscape of the era and the ongoing evolution of soul and funk genres.