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Double D Records was a UK label owned and operated by Dave Dee of sixties
pop hit band Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick, & Tich. I've included it here
because of the releases by The Sweat and The Atrix, and also because there
doesn't seem to be a discography for this label anywhere else on the net.
I've read in catalogues that this Features (there were several acts with this
name) was an Irish band with a female singer but I haven't been able to verify this.
Singles had the prefix D DEE. Albums DDLP.
Singles D DEE 1 The Dance Band - Stacks of Tracks/Do You Wanna Dance (1980?) label shown as "Cool King" and "A Double D Release" D DEE 2 The Sweat - Why'd Ya Have To Lie/Hey Little Girl 7" (PS) (1980) (PS) D DEE 3 The Features - Go Now / Make Me Wanna 7" (1980) (PS) D DEE 4 D DEE 5 The Dance Band - Three Strings 7" (1980) (PS) D DEE 6 The Kraze - Say Hello To My Girl / Friday Night 7" (1980) (PS) D DEE 7 The Sweat - I Must Be Crazy/Ginny Don't Cry 7" (1980) (PS) D DEE 8 The Atrix - Treasure On The Wasteland/Graphite Pile 7" (PS) (1980) Albums DDLP 1 Dance Band - Fancy Footwork LP (1980) DDLP 2 The Sweat - No More Running LP (1980) DDLP 3 Zed - s/t (1981) DDLP 4 Motion - Eponymous LP (1981)