Jackson Rubio
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Jackson Rubio was a Christian independent record label based in Long Beach, California, USA. It was founded in 1997 when Matt Wignall (of the band Havalina) left Tooth and Nail Records. The label focused on the indie scene and its bands included a wide variety of styles. It closed due to distribution and financial problems in 2000. Following its demise, Havalina continued to release on Tooth and Nail.
[edit] Bands
- Blaster The Rocket Man
- Brainwash Projects (See also: Pigeon John)
- Halo friendlies
- Havalina
- Merbabies
- Robert Deeble
- Rose Blossom Punch
- Scaterd Few
- Soul-Junk
- Thee Spivies
- The Wednesdays
[edit] See also
[edit] External links
- Jackson Rubio "about" page at the Internet Archive
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