"Pappy" Daily, who co-founded Starday Records and produced George Jones for many years, split with his partner, Don Pierce and Starday Records. He needed a vehicle to try out new artists, so he started "D" Records.  He had success with the releases of "Chantilly Lace" by the Big Bopper, "Family Bible" by Claude Gray, Willie Nelson’s "Night Life" and "The Party’s Over", George Jones’ "New Baby For Christmas", and Clay Blaker’s "The Only Thing I Have Left", just to name a very few artists that recorded on the "D" label.

"Pappy" Daily has been nominated to the Country Music Hall of Fame for his work in country music.

Pappy’s two sons, Don and Bud Daily, did not have the time to devote to working with new artists.  They were involved in developing a series of "Playboy II" recordings by ex Bob Wills musicians and running their publishing company, Glad Music.

"Pappy’s grandson, Wes Daily, came into the business and started looking for new writers and artists to revive the "D" label. We are very excited about the new artists he has signed, Jason Allen, Jamie Richards., and most recently Zona Jones.  These are talented COUNTRY SINGERS with great songs and top-notch musicians backing the sessions.