Pumpkin

Pumpkin Records, founded in 1976 by producer and musician John McEuen, emerged as a notable label in the American music scene, primarily focusing on folk, rock, and country genres. The label gained prominence in the late 1970s and early 1980s, releasing albums from influential artists such as The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band and Steve Goodman. Pumpkin was known for its commitment to promoting grassroots musicians and fostering a sense of community within the folk and Americana music movements. Throughout the 1980s, the label expanded its catalog, embracing a diverse range of sounds while maintaining its roots in acoustic and traditional music. Although Pumpkin Records eventually faced challenges in the evolving music industry, its legacy endures through the continued influence of its artists and the preservation of its distinctive musical ethos. The label remains a symbol of the rich tapestry of American folk and roots music.