Fools of the World

Record label
Fools of the World
Founded1996 (1996)
FounderThe 77s
Distributor(s)Lo-Fidelity Records
Genrerock
Country of originU.S.
LocationSacramento, California
Official websitewww.77s.com

Fools of the World is an independent record label in Sacramento, California that was founded in 1996 by the American rock band The 77s.

Fools of the World began as an independent label for the band to release their own music. Over time, band members also started producing albums for other artists, which were then released through the label.

Artists

  • The 77s
  • The Lost Dogs
  • Lisa Phenix
  • Johnny Reliable
  • Michael Roe
  • Jason Todd Herring
  • Matt Nightingale
  • The Strawmen
  • Terry Scott Taylor
  • Vekora

Discography

  • The 77s - Echos O' Faith (1996)
  • The 77s - EP (1999)
  • Michael Roe - It's For You (1999) [live album]
  • The 77s - Late (2000) [compilation]
  • The 77s - A Golden Field of Radioactive Crows (2001), with Galaxy21 Music
  • The 77s - Direct (2002)
  • Johnny Reliable - Going Hollywood (2002)
  • Michael Roe/Terry Scott Taylor - All Day Sing and Dinner on the Ground (2003)
  • The Strawmen - Saving Faded Dreams (2003)
  • Lisa Phenix - Homegrown (2004)
  • The Lost Dogs - MUTT (2004), with Lo-Fidelity Records
  • 7&7iS - Fun With Sound (2005)
  • Jason Todd Herring - Time In The Shadows (2005)
  • The Lost Dogs - Island Dreams (2005)
  • Matt Nightingale - Still Standing (2005)
  • The 77s - Holy Ghost Building (2008), with Lo-Fidelity Records
  • The Lost Dogs - Old Angel (2010), with Stunt Records
  • Michael Roe - Michael Roe (2010) Tour Release
  • The 77s - Happy Chrimbo
  • The 77s - Guilty Pleasures
  • Michel Roe - Roesbuds
  • Vekora - "Vekora" (2014)

See also

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  • Jan Eric Volz
  • Aaron Smith
  • Mark Tootle
  • Mark Proctor
  • David Leonhardt
ProductionAlbumsExtended plays
  • EP
  • Direct
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