Pzazz Records

Pzazz was a Californian label founded in 1968 as a retirement project for Paul Gayten. Their labels carried the statement "Put some Pzazz in your Jazz". Gayten was a noted New Orleans R&B pianist/bandleader/producer/singer-songwriter/record man who’d been a key component in the successes of Clarence “Frogman” Henry, “Sugar Boy” Crawford and Fats Domino’s careers. He had done a lot of other things as well, including A&R work for Chess. He moved to LA in his later years and Pzazz was his bid to stay active. He died in 1991. For counterfeit releases of this label please use Pzazz Records (2).