CTI Records
CTI Records, gegründet 1967: Jazzkünstler und Alben des Labels.
Künstler bei CTI Records
Astrud Gilberto
1940–2023 · brasilianisch-US-amerikanische Sängerin und Komponistin…
Lalo Schifrin
1932–2025 · argentinisch-US-amerikanischer Komponist
Freddie Hubbard
1938–2008 · US-amerikanischer Jazz-Trompeter
Ron Carter
* 1937 · US-amerikanischer Jazz-Kontrabassist und Cellist sowie…
Jim Hall
1930–2013 · amerikanischer Gitarrist des Modern Jazz und Komponist
Billy Cobham
* 1944 · panamaischer Jazz-Schlagzeuger und Komponist (geboren 1944)
Paul Desmond
1924–1977 · US-amerikanischer Saxophonist (1924-1977)
Bob James
* 1939 · US-amerikanischer Jazz Keyboarder und Komponist
Grover Washington, Jr.
1943–1999 · US-amerikanischer Jazz-Saxophonist
Stanley Turrentine
1934–2000 · US-amerikanischer Jazzsaxophonist
Airto Moreira
* 1941 · brasilianischer Jazz-Percussionist
Esther Phillips
1935–1984 · US-amerikanische Sängerin
Eumir Deodato
* 1943 · brasilianischer Jazz-Musiker
Dave Valentin
1952–2017 · US-amerikanischer Jazz-Musiker
Joe Beck
1945–2008 · US-amerikanischer Jazzgitarrist
Eric Gale
1938–1994 · amerikanischer Jazz- und Sessiongitarrist
Joe Farrell
1937–1986 · US-amerikanischer Jazz-Saxophonist und Flötist (1937–1986)
Johnny Hammond Smith
1933–1997 · US-amerikanischer Jazzmusiker
Labelprofil
CTI (short for Creed Taylor Inc.) is a US record label owned and overseen by jazz producer Creed Taylor. Label Code: LC 1969 / LC 01969.
He began the CTI label in 1967 as an imprint of Herb Alpert's A&M Records. Three years later Taylor took CTI out from under the A&M umbrella and relaunched CTI as an independent label. From June 1974 to May 1976, CTI and its sublabels were exclusively distributed in the USA by Motown Record Corporation.
In 1978, the label filed for bankruptcy; however, much of its catalog has remained in print (Creed Taylor launched the 8000 reissue series in 1979.) Taylor and Vic Chirumbolo, CTI's Vice-President and Sales Manager, pulled through and formed a new distribution deal with Columbia Records, but this deal was short lived, and ended in 1980 with Columbia retaining the rights to CTI's master tape library (i.e., the titles released between 1970 and 1979.) Then the label went independent once again, and continued active until 1984, releasing new albums by such artists as Jim Hall, Roland Hanna and the all-star studio band Fuse One.
Creed Taylor restructured CTI in 1989, following a jury award as a result of the long running lawsuit with Warner Brothers
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