FATMAN
RECORDS

 Independent Reggae label: Fat Man Records is a Reggae label based in London, associated with Fatman Sound system. Ran by Ken 'Fatman' Gordon. Catalogue numbers suggest that Fat Man issued at least four singles in 1974-75.  Numbering was in an FM-0 / FM-000 series.  FM-3, which came out in 1974, was Errol Dunkley's 'Letter To Myself'; while FM-004, which emerged in the following year, was 'Let Him Try' by John Brown.  The label was revived in the late 1990s/ early 2000s. It issued singles in an FM-000 numerical series. Distributed By Fatman Records.

  
 

95	Mikal Rose	Born Free	FAT MAN	FM	001
95	Not Traced		FAT MAN	FM	002
95	Not Traced		FAT MAN	FM	003
95	Mikey Brooks	Money Is Not All	FAT MAN	FM	004
95	Junior Reid	Jail House	FAT MAN	FM	005
95	Delroy Wilson	Talk Too Much	FAT MAN	FM	006
95	Don Carlos	Nice Time ‎	FAT MAN	FM	007
95	Delroy Wilson	Live Good	FAT MAN	FM	008
95	Not Traced		FAT MAN	FM	009
95	Not Traced		FAT MAN	FM	010
95	Lacksley Castel	What A Great Day	FAT MAN	FM	011
99	Earl Zero	Please Officer	FAT MAN	FM	012
99	Augustus Pablo	Pablo In Moonlight City	FAT MAN	FM	013
99	Barry Brown	No Wicked Shall Enter The Kingdom Of Zion	FAT MAN	FM	014
2001	Johnny Clarke	Jah Jah We Are Waiting	FAT MAN	FM	015
2001	Not Traced		FAT MAN	FM	016
2002	Nah-I	Jamaican Girls	FAT MAN	FM	017
2002	Not Traced		FAT MAN	FM	018
2002	Hugh Mundell	Jah Fire Will Be Burning / Fire Dub	FAT MAN	FM	019
2002	Hugh Mundell	King Of Israel	FAT MAN	FM	020
2002	Badoo	Reaching To Be Free	FAT MAN	FM	021
2002	Cornel Campbell	Brothers Killing Brothers	FAT MAN	FM	022
2002	Ranking Toyan	Opportunity	FAT MAN	FM	023
2002	Frankie Jones	Took Us Away	FAT MAN	FM	024
2002	Johnny Clarke	The Creator	FAT MAN	FM	025
2002	K C White	No No No	FAT MAN	FM	026
2010	Tremendous	Theres A Problem	FAT MAN	FM	027