RECORDS
Independent label: Fay Music Inc Records A London-based Reggae label, run by Winston Edwards in association with Joe Gibbs. Catalogue numbers suggest that Fay Music Inc. issued fourteen singles in 1974-76, but several of those numbers appear not to have been used - it did however manage at least ten releases, which are listed below. Three different label designs were used. Numbering was initially in an FM-100 series, which had changed to the FM-600s The FM-600s changed back to the FM-000s for the I Roy. From 1975 into the '80s Fay Music operated a record shop as well as a label; the shop was in New Cross, London. Distributed By Fay Music Inc Records. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
| 74 | Graham Leo | Greedy Gal | FAY MUSIC | FM | 101 |
| 75 | Max Romeo | A Lie Them A Tell | FAY MUSIC | FM | 601 |
| 75 | Barrington Spence | Baby I Love You | FAY MUSIC | FM | 602 |
| 75 | Augustus Pablo | Fort Augustus Rock | FAY MUSIC | FM | 603 |
| 75 | Scorpio | Poisonous Sting | FAY MUSIC | FM | 604 |
| 75 | Euslin Gregory | You Are So Real | FAY MUSIC | FM | 605 |
| 75 | U Brown | Jah Jah Whip Them | FAY MUSIC | FM | 606 |
| 75 | U Brown | Jamaican Tobacco | FAY MUSIC | FM | 607 |
| 75 | U Brown | Wet Up You Pant Foot | FAY MUSIC | FM | 608 |
| 76 | I-Roy | Forward I Man Back A Yard | FAY MUSIC | FM | 609 |
| 76 | Roy Lindo | Forever And Ever | FAY MUSIC | FM | 610 |
| 76 | Elaine Montague | I Can'T Stand The Rain | FAY MUSIC | FM | 611 |
| 76 | Tony Brevett | Got To Go Back Home | FAY MUSIC | FM | 612 |
| 76 | Not Issued | FAY MUSIC | FM | 613 | |
| 76 | I-Roy | Time Bomb | FAY MUSIC | FM | 014 |
