Imperial Records
Imperial Records, fondazione 1947: artisti e album jazz dell'etichetta.
La Imperial Records è stata una casa discografica nata negli Stati Uniti e fondata nel 1947 da Lew Chudd, per cui hanno inciso artisti R&B e Rock & roll come Fats Domino e Ricky Nelson. Nel Regno Unito la Imperial era distribuita dalla London Records. Nel 1960 Chudd acquistò la Aladdin Records e nel 1963 la Minit Records; nello stesso anno però Chudd vendette la Imperial alla Liberty Records, e in questo periodo ebbe sotto contratto artisti come Cher e Jackie DeShannon. In seguito venne acquisita dalla United Artists. Dal 2014 il catalogo è di proprietà della Universal Music Group.
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Artisti di Imperial Records
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Do not confuse with the European label Imperial (2) or Brazilian/Venezuelan releases on Imperial (4). Please use Imperial (12) for unofficial/bootleg items.
US independent record label formed by Lew Chudd in 1946 in Hollywood. They announced in July 1958 that they would be entering the stereo market in September of 1958 with non-compatible stereo disks. The label was sold to Liberty Records, Inc., in 1964. Liberty was purchased by United Artists in 1968, and then UA was bought by EMI in 1979. The catalogue and brand are now owned by Universal Music Group. The name was re-launched in 2006 when entrepreneur and music industry veteran Neil Levine joined Imperial to establish a unit focused on the independent, urban music market. Imperial is a full-service label group specializing in artist, brand development, releasing critically acclaimed albums from Fat Joe, Evidence (of Dilated Peoples), Jin, and Anthony Hamilton (previously unreleased tracks).
See , Imperial Records, Inc., Imperial Record Company or Imperial Record Company Inc. for the companies.
The early 45rpm singles were blue and had the Western Avenue address on them. The label lasted until 1954, when a Hollywood address r
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