4403 - 1969 to 4974 - 1970 CBS distribution	4786 - 1970 to 5119 - 1970 CBS distribution	DS 7001 - 1971 DAN 7002 - 1971 to DAN 7004 - 1971 CBS distribution   K 19002 - 1971 and K 19003 - 1971 WEA distribution
Dandelion Records was started in 1969 by the British DJ John Peel as a way to get the music he liked onto record. Peel was responsible for "artistic direction" and the commercial side was handled by Clive Selwood of Elektra Records and his wife Shurely. Dandelion Records were distributed by, successively, CBS Records, Warner Bros. Records and Polydor. The label ran until 1973 when it started to try and place its artists with other labels as its distribution via Polydor had ceased. Several releases attracted a cult audience but never quite crossed into the mainstream. The only record ever to make the UK Singles Chart was "(And the) Pictures in the Sky" by Medicine Head, which reached #22 in 1971 (DAN 7003).

Polydor distribution

2001 253 - 1971 to 2058 214 - 1972 Label discontinued

Range	Front	Back	Details
No 1 4403 - 1969 to 4405 - 1969			CBS distribution
	Wavy top	Glued bottom/right
No 2 4493 - 1969 to DAN 7004 - 1971			CBS distribution
.	Wavy top	Glued bottom/right