CTI
US
Labels and Company Sleeves 1967-1983
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to 1216 - 1970 |
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to OJ 51 - 1979 |
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ABC
Records sought to form a jazz subsidiary in 1960, Creed Taylor was
recruited to oversee it all.
He called the company "Impulse!" (connoting the spontaneous feeling of jazz). Taylor jumped ship to accept a lucrative offer to run Verve Records, the jazz label Norman Granz sold to MGM Records in 1961. In November 1967, Taylor arranged with A&M's Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss to begin his own organization, CTI Records. The label had 4 subsidiaries: Kudu, Salvation, Three Brothers and Greenstreet. |
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CBS Records |
Creed Taylor Inc. |
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and ZS9 9601 - 1980 |
to OJ 59 - 1983 |
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Creed Taylor Inc. |
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| Curved top | Inside glued |