Hookfarm

Hookfarm was a short-lived Danish record label that operated between 1974 and 1977. It was established and run by Michael Krogsgaard, whose surname was anglicised into the label name 'Hookfarm'. The label is remembered chiefly for releasing the first two albums by the Danish singer-songwriter C.V. Jørgensen — 'En stynet strejfer' (1974) and 'T-shirts, terylenebukser og gummisko' (1975) — as well as the debut album by the fusion group Buki Yamaz. Although its active period was brief, Hookfarm occupies a small but notable place in the history of Danish rock and fusion music of the 1970s.

Hookfarm was founded in 1974 by Michael Krogsgaard, who named the label by anglicising his own surname. The label operated for only three years, ceasing activities in 1977. During its brief existence, Hookfarm released the first two albums by C.V. Jørgensen: 'En stynet strejfer' (1974) and 'T-shirts, terylenebukser og gummisko' (1975). It also released the debut album by the fusion group Buki Yamaz. These releases give the label a small but lasting significance in Danish music history, particularly for documenting the early work of one of Denmark's most respected singer-songwriters.

• 1977

  Hookfarm ceases operations.

• 1975

  Releases C.V. Jørgensen's second album 'T-shirts, terylenebukser og gummisko'.

• 1974

  Hookfarm founded by Michael Krogsgaard; releases C.V. Jørgensen's debut album 'En stynet strejfer'.

Independent Danish record label of the mid-1970s, associated with early Danish rock and fusion releases.

• 1974

  En stynet strejfer

• 1975

  T-shirts, terylenebukser og gummisko

• Buki Yamaz debut album

1. 1Hookfarm – Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2Hookfarm – Wikipedia (Danish)da.wikipedia.org