In 1984 Madness’ record deal with Stiff came to an end. The band signed to Virgin Records and launched their own label, Zarjazz Records as a subsidiary of Virgin. The band, especially Carl and Suggs, have the freedom to sign artists, the first being Feargal Sharkey, ex-lead singer with The Undertones.
In total, nine singles and two LPs were released until the band split up in 1986
JAZZ 1
October 1984
Feargal Sharkey – Listen To Your Father
JAZZ 2
January 1985
The Fink Brothers – Mutants In Mega-City One
JAZZ 3
February 1985
Starvation / Tam-Tam Pour L’Éthiopie
JAZZ 4
March 1985
Charm School – Life’s A Deceiver
JAZZ 5
August 1985
Madness – Yesterday’s Men
JAZZ 6
September 1985
Tom Morley – Who Broke That Love?
JZLP-1
September 1985
MADNESS – MAD NOT MAD
JAZZ 7
October 1985
Madness – Uncle Sam
JAZZ 8
January 1986
Madness – Sweetest Girl
JAZZ 9
October 1986
Madness – (Waiting For) The Ghost-Train
JZLP 2
November 1986
MADNESS – UTTER MADNESS