In the late 1950s English expat Charles Worrod bought the assets of East African Records and by 1960 had launched Equator Sound Studio and with it the label. Its roster included many legendary figures of Kenyan music including Fadhili William, Daudi Kabaka, Peter Tsotsi and Nashil Pichen, as well as top Ugandan singers Fred Masagazi and Charles and Frida Sonko. The label folded in 1974 when Worrod left the country as a result of laws that barred him from running a business unless he became a Kenyan citizen.

Equator Records

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  Adolph Banyora & The Rafikis

  • A) Kuna Warembo Afrika
  • B) Simu Yako Susana

  Label: Equator Records /  #7EU177 Condition: VG++
  Category: Swahili

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  Daudi Kabaka, Fadhili with Sonko

  • A) Harambee (Let's Pull Together)
  • B) Bibi Moupe (Super Girl)

  Label: Equator Records /  #7EU127 Condition: VG++
  Category: Swahili

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  Fadhili William & Black Shadows

  • A) Hakuna Mwingine (There Is No Other)
  • B) Malaika (My Angel)

  Label: Equator Records /  #7EU130 Condition: VG++
  Category: Swahili

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  Joseph Gitau

  • A) Nitwa Kugeithia
  • B) Haicia Bendera

  Label: Equator Records /  #RA7-6 Condition: VG++
  Category: Kikuyu

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  The All Africa Galaxie

  • A) Yunia
  • B) Lucienne

  Label: Equator Records /  #7EU434 Condition: VG++
  Category: Lingala

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  The Melodists

  • A) Prison Cell
  • B) Evil Devil

  Label: Equator Records /  #7RA44 Condition: VG++
  Category: English

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  Equator Sound Band

  • A) Amina Waniacha
  • B) Mpenzi Zaina

  Label: Equator Records /  #7EU159 Condition: VG++
  Category: Swahili

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  Equator Sound Band

  • A) Pole Musa
  • B) Mpenzi Ni Merudi

  Label: Equator Records /  #7EU290 Condition: VG++
  Category: Swahili

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