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Yellow Tail Records is an independent record label based in Seattle, Washington. Founded in the early 1990s, by Andrew Ratshin and Hilary Field, it releases a variety of folk, acoustic, and classical music. In addition, the label has released the two award-winning children's music recordings, "Siente: Night Songs from Around the World" and "Cantilena: Night Songs from Around the World," from classical guitarist Hilary Field and singer Patrice O'Neill, as well as the two "Just One Angel" holiday compilation discs.
Artists
[edit]- Geísa Dutra
- Electric Bonsai Band
- Hilary Field
- Gwen Franz (Field & Franz)
- Scott Katz
- Christine Lavin
- Mel Cooleys
- Miles and Karina
- Patrice O'Neill
- Matt Price
- Bill Radke
- Uncle Bonsai
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