RECORDS
Independent label: Mango Records was a record shop and a Reggae label, owned by Brian Harris and based in Handsworth, Birmingham. Mango started issuing its own singles in 1975, numbering them in a MAN-1000 series, and it seems to have expired during the following year. Four different designs were used: a white one with vertical writing was used for the first single; it was followed by a black one, which lasted until MAN-1010 when it was replaced by one with a picture of a mango on it for the remaining issues. At least some of the latter were pressed by Lyntone. As can be seen, 'Madness', by The Mighty Maytones (MAN-1010) can be found both on the picture label and on a plain yellow label it was popular at the time, so the yellow-labelled version may have been an extra pressing. Mango issued seventeen singles. Mango signed a Pressing and Distribution deal with Island in 1976; but no more singles came out until the 1980s. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The Info.
| 75 | Collins Ansel | Zone Five | MANGO | MAN | 1000 |
| 75 | Boston Brothers | Leave The Studio | MANGO | MAN | 1001 |
| 75 | Poppin Keith | Time Slipping Away | MANGO | MAN | 1002 |
| 75 | Mello Lads | Chatty Chatty Mouth | MANGO | MAN | 1003 |
| 75 | Justin Hinds | Prophecy Must Fulfil | MANGO | MAN | 1004 |
| 75 | Wayne Wade | Black Is Our Colour | MANGO | MAN | 1005 |
| 75 | Marshall Larry | Brand New Baby | MANGO | MAN | 1006 |
| 75 | Royals | Peace And Love | MANGO | MAN | 1007 |
| 75 | Willie Francis | Leaving But It Won'T Be Long | MANGO | MAN | 1008 |
| 75 | Sergeant One Foot | Sexing Time | MANGO | MAN | 1009 |
| 76 | Mighty Maytones | Madness | MANGO | MAN | 1010 |
| 76 | Brown James | Stop The War In A Babylon | MANGO | MAN | 1011 |
| 76 | Starlites | Some A We A Bawl | MANGO | MAN | 1012 |
| 76 | Heywood Winston | Long Long Time | MANGO | MAN | 1013 |
| 76 | Romeo Max | Fire Fe The Vatican | MANGO | MAN | 1014 |
| 76 | Starlites | Dip Them Jah Jah | MANGO | MAN | 1015 |
| 76 | Bell Sil | You Can Dip | MANGO | MAN | 1016 |
