Phone:
(704) 282-9910

Fax:
(704) 282-0505

Toll Free Order Line:
(877) 280-6346

LAMON RECORDS NASHVILLE
3200 West End Avenue
Suite 500
Nashville, TN 37203

Phone:
(615) 301-4822

LAMON RECORDS INTERNATIONAL

Phone:
0871 7333151

Staff and Advisory Board:
Dave Moody, ext 101
Nate Bryan, ext 106
Josh Moody, ext 102
Daniel Heath, ext 105
Susan Moody, ext 103
Devyne Johnson, inkwellPR.com
Duane Kohari, CPA
Tim Hetchler, Wesscott Marketing
Paul Davis, NCE (UK)

Current & Past Licensing Agreements:
Virgin/Sound & Media (UK)
BMG/Priority Records (UK)
Sony/Disneyland (France)
Koch Intn'l (Germany)
Koch Intn'l (Switzerland)
Koch Intn'l (Austria)
Koch Intn'l (Benelux)
Americana Records (Japan)
Supraphon (Czech Republic)
Conifer Records (UK)
Magnum Force (UK)
GoGo Limited (Hong Kong)
Silver Dollar Records (UK)
Summit Records (UK)
New Music Enterprises (UK)
PraiseStreet Music (US)
Preston Records (Czech Republic) Intersound Records (Canada)
Top Spin International (France)

Online Retail Distribution:
Amazon.com
CDNow.com
BarnesandNoble.com
Borders.com
Yahoo.com
Artistdirect.com
Waldenbooks.com
Target.com
LamonRecords.com
AmericanaStreet.com
PraiseStreet.com

Digital Download Agreements:
Over 250 outlets, including:
Apple iTunes (US)
Listen/Real Networks (US)
Napster (US)
MSN (US/UK)
Amazon Downloads (US)
Music Net/AOL (US)
Fnac (France)
Freeserve (UK)
Blueyonder (UK)
Mediamarkt (Germany)
Los 40.com (Spain)
Karlstadt (Germany)
Belgacom/Skynet (Belgium)
TDC (Denmark)
Digital Music Initiative (Japan)
Virgin Mega (UK)
EMusic (US)

About Us!
Lamon Records started making records in 1962 and has sold millions of records and CDs worldwide in its long history of making music. We've won many industry awards and produced two Grammy nominated records, several Dove Award winning albums, multi industry nominated records, and numerous chart singles and albums in a variety of music genres. Headed by Grammy nominated instrumentalist / artist / producer and Dove Award winner Dave Moody, Lamon Records is committed to releasing quality music by nationally recognized, regionally established, and new developing artists worldwide. We can help you reach your goals. Contact us today.

Looking for a label?
Throughout our long history, we've released hundreds of records, many featuring new and developing artists in a wide range of music styles. Let us put our years of experience producing, manufacturing, distributing and promoting music artists to work for you today.

Licensing, Distribution and Marketing
Lamon Records has an extensive set of worldwide licensing partners and distributors. We license, release, distribute and market artists and record masters all over the world through our network of major and independent labels. See Distribution Network for more information.

Need a Record Producer or Studio?
Looking to record a new album or single. Need some guidance and direction? Let Dave Moody and our award winning production team of engineers and musicians produce your next project. Check out Dave's production credits and our Studio website - then give us a call.

Artist PR and Record Promotion!
We regularly service a wide variety of radio stations with our label and independent Radio Compilation releases which target thousands of radio stations and media programmers in the US and overseas. Plus, we offer targeted and cost effective Artist Publicity services to help spread the word about your music. Contact us at 704.282.9910 for more information.

A History of Success... And the tradition continues!
In 1985, The Moody Brothers received a Grammy Award nomination for their version of Cotton Eyed Joe in the Best Country Instrumental Performance category. Other nominees were Chet Atkins, Ricky Skaggs, Doc Watson, and the Whites. Then in 1990, The Moody Brothers were once again nominated for an instrumental on Lamon, this time for a collection of train songs know as The Great Train Song Medley. Other nominees that year were Asleep At The Wheel, Johnny Gimble, Leo Kottke, Mason Williams & Mannheim Steamroller.

For more information on the Grammy Awards, visit the NARAS (National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences) web sit at: www.grammy.com. For a complete list of all Grammy Award nominees and winners, check out the GRAMMY'S on CD-ROM, available at software outlets everywhere or Thomas O'Neil's book "The Grammy's."

In 1988, Lamon Records and the communist "state-owned" Czech label Supraphon broke down some of the walls that had divided east and west by co-releasing an album with The Moody Brothers and Jiri Brabec & Country Beat. The album sold over 200,000 units and earned the project a Gold Record Award and a Golden Reel Award from Ampex Corporation. Billboard called this album "a first." Even legendary songwriter and folk entertainer John Hartford got in on the project by playing banjo on his classic tune "Gentle On My Mind."

In the early 90s, Lamon released "American Country Gothic," a CD that was co-produced by Chet Atkins, Dave Moody and Carlton Moody. Featuring Grand Ole Opry Star George Hamilton IV, this album received great international reviews and was licensed in the UK by Conifer Records.

In 1994, Doc Watson, John D. Loudermilk, Arthur "Guitar Boogie" Smith, Bobby Hicks, REM producer Don Dixon, Marty Jones and others joined the Moodys for the recording of their Guitar Boogie album. This CD is still one of the most popular releases the company has produced, with export sales to Europe and Japan lending much to its success.

In 1999, Lamon licensed a four CD set of tracks to Virgin/Sound & Media in the UK. This collection of Line Dance music sold over 100,000 copies earning The Moody Brothers (Lamon Records) a Gold Record Award.

In 2002, Dave Moody released a tribute to guitar legend Chet Atkins and received a Dove Award nomination for his version of "Will The Circle Be Unbroken" from the 5000 members of the Gospel Music Association

In 2003, Dave Moody was honored once again with Dove Award Nomination for Best Country Recorded Song Of The Year for his version of "God Is Good All The Time" and his song "For Everyman" reached Number 1 on the European NCM Chart. 2003 also saw the release of Burrito Deluxe's "Georgia Peach" CD which reached number 27 on Radio and Records (R&R) Americana Chart! The album features Flying Burrito Brothers founding member Sneaky Pete, along with The Band's Garth Hudson. Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings from the "O Brother Where Art Thou" soundtrack, Barry Bales of the Soggy Bottom Boys and Alison Krauss/Union Station make guest appearances, along with many others. Other happens in 2003, The Hayes Family's "Meet Me There" and "I Know He Cares" both reached the Top 30 on the Southern Gospel Charts. Chris Berardo and The DesBerardos' album Pure Faith burned up Americana and College radio, going Top 10 in numerous markets and landing on several indie music National Charts.

In 2004, George Hamilton IV, with the musical support of The Moody Brothers earned a total of seven Dove Award nominations for their acoustic gospel album "On A Blue Ridge Sunday" and the single "Love Is Free." (George Hamilton IV (Artist), Dave Moody (Producer/Songwriter), Carlton Moody (Songwriter) and Steve Hicks (Songwriter) were all honored by members of the GMA.) Several Lamon artists made it to Number 1 on the European NCM chart, including The Messengers, Steve Zuwala, George Hamilton IV, and Mindy Schweiger). Lamon artists Young Harmony and Corey Brooks were nominated for Christian Country Music Awards, televised nationally on GMT. The second album release from Burrito Deluxe (featuring lead singer Carlton Moody) entitled "The Whole Enchilada" spent weeks on the R&R Americana Chart. Young Harmony, Beene Family and the Hayes Family all had Top 40 Singing News Chart singles.

In 2005, Dave Moody and company won a Dove Award for PraiseStreet Worship Band's Te Amo Dios as the Spanish Language Album of the Year. Other 2005 Dove Award nominations: Young Harmony (Artist) and Dave Moody (Producer) were nominated for Southern Gospel Album of the Year (Faith, Hope, Joy) and George Hamilton IV and The Moody Brothers were nominated for Little Mountain Church House as Best Bluegrass Recorded Song of the Year. Corey Brooks won the Youth In Music Award from the ICMA. Singing News chart success by Young Harmony, Sounds of Victory, the Bradleys, and other chart records by Corey Brooks, Lynn McCarn, One Reason, Dave Moody, Chris Berardo, Margo Smith, George Hamilton IV, Harvest Wind and others.

In 2006, bilingual artist Leonardo won a Dove Award in the Spanish Language Album of the Year category. Other 2006 Dove nominees included Dave Moody, Young Harmony, Corey Brooks, and The Bradleys. More chart record action by a number of our artists in various genres. We released "Changed" by legendary singer/songwriter/actor Ed Bruce (writer of the famous country classic "Mama's Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up To Be Cowboys") and "Dreams" by Bluegrass Music's Female Vocalist Nominee Honi Deaton and Dream.

2007 brought an unprescedented eight Dove Award nominations for our artists, producers, and songwriters, including a "Song of the Year" nomination for Moody Music Group published song "God's Still God." Dave Moody, with six Dove nominations joined Chris Tomlin and Jars of Clay as one of the most nominated artist/producer/songwriters of the night. Chris Berardo found himself among Americana music's leading artist as his album spent numerous months in the Top 5 on XM Radio and #34 CD of the Year on XCountry (XM Radio). We released legendary bluegrass artist Jesse McReynolds album "Dixie Road." Singing News chart action by The Imperials, PromisedLand Quartet, Bekki Smith and others rounded out another fabulous year.

For more information on the GMA Music Awards (The Dove Awards) visit www.doveawards.com or www.gospelmusic.org