Atlantic Subsidiary And Associated Labels 7's 12's And Lp Tracks (warner Brothers, Wea, Cotillion, Clintone Etc)

[Richard]

Atlantic subsidiary and associated labels 7's 12's and LP tracks (Warner Brothers, WEA, Cotillion, Clintone etc)

[Richard]

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Edited May 7, 2007 by richard

[Chalky]

The Luther plays Sam Dees

[Ernie Andrews]

Peace in the family- Johnson family - Antic

Hopefully have a decent PC in next couple of weeks to post sounds

[Richard]

  chalky said:

The Luther plays Sam Dees

Ooops, well it was late . i'll try again

[Richard]

This one could run and run, so many great labels - Carla, Dakar, Dial, Alston, Loma.......

[Richard]

  richard said:

This one could run and run, so many great labels - Carla, Dakar, Dial, Alston, Loma.......

Hmmm, maybe it wont

[Richard]

hhh

[Guest mel brat]

  richard said:

Atlantic subsidiary and associated labels 7's 12's and LP tracks (Warner Brothers, WEA, Cotillion, Clintone etc)

But when did 'WEA' (Warners Elektra Atlantic) come into existence exactly? I thought Atlantic and Warner Bros were independant of each other in the 60's, and that WEA was a mid-seventies development (though I may be totally wrong!) That would exclude all the 60s stuff, including Loma etc.

Anyway, Cotillion had some great stuff out C.1980/81. I nominate Dee Edwards "Mr. Miracle Man" (written by Willie Hutch) for starters...

Edited May 7, 2007 by mel brat

[Richard]

The company that operates today as Warner Music International was founded by Nesuhi Ertegun and Phil Rose on August 25, 1970

[soulAdequateNP]

  richard said:

The company that operates today as Warner Music International was founded by Nesuhi Ertegun and Phil Rose on August 25, 1970

History of Warner Music on Wikipedia:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WEA_%28record_label%29