One Kind Favor

The primary aim of One Kind Favor is to make highly sought after self-released albums available again on handsome and affordable vinyl. In addition, it seeks to shed light on recordings from the 60s-90s that, for whatever reason, remain unknown to the greater collector community. OKF will also be releasing limited edition vinyl and cassettes by contemporary artists, who will be chosen based on an arcane methodology, known only to the stars above. OKF's name is inspired by a line from the song "See That My Grave Is Kept Clean" as recorded by Blind Lemon Jefferson in 1927. The phrase "one kind favor I'll ask of you" can also be found in many American and British folk songs over the last few hundred years. The name is especially fitting for a number of reasons, not least being that the first two releases on the label are from America and Britain, respectively.