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Some of my favourite label designs are Chrysalis ( 🦋 ) , Sire , Epic & MCA. Elektra had Love , The Cars & The Cure to name a few. Many folk artists including Tim Buckley.
The Beatles also changed the colour of the apple at times. Let It Be had a red apple, John's Plastic Ono Band album had a pale greenish-grey apple, Imagine had John's head in the apple, George's All Things Must Pass had an orange apple, his Extra Texture album had an apple core, and Ringo's single Back Off Boogaloo had a blue apple label. Magical Mystery Tour album had an Apple label on the inner gatefold.
I always liked the Capitol Beatles albums label Larry with the multi colored ring around it and the RCA label with the dog is classic and probably the best,Apple Records is also quite good and a bit of Mollie at the end is always good. Bob
Some of my favorite record labels artwork are: US Decca's multicolored stripes; the MCA rainbow; Electra's butterfly; Atlantic's green and red with a white stripe separating them and the Atlantic logo; Led Zeppelin's label; Atco's yellow over white with the Atco horn logo on 45s; and of course the Apple labels - the common green and less common red.
Way before I got into CDs, I grew up on LPs! I remember most of those labels, especially the Elecktra with the butterfly, the better RCA Victor label, all those Led Zeppelin's Swan Song labels and yes I really remember those awesome Apple labels for the Beatles! There is one label I really loved that you didn't show and that would be for the Casablanca label from the KISS albums! I have very fond memories of those. This was a great video, really brought me down memory lane! 😊
Love this subject, Larry! Since I was a kid, labels have also intrigued me. They tell their own story in a way. Have always loved the Harvest label, and bright green/yellow labels for Epic and Capitol. Great picks!
In 1968 the Beatles released they're White Album on their newly formed record label Apple Records 🍏🍏. The first time I saw it back in 1969 I was 9 years old, it totally got me obsessed. I love the artistic granny smith apple, side one having the solid green apple and side two with the apple sliced in half. It's a beautiful label for a beautiful band and, and, and fits the Beatles beautiful music. 🌎☮️❤️🌀👀Apple🍏Records #1
Happy birthday Mollie, hope you & Larry are having a great day!🥳🎉🎁🎂🎈🎊 Surprisingly I’ve seen no one else do this type of video in the VC, great to hear your thoughts on these record labels!👍
Happiest of birthdays to Mollie❤❤❤❤Labels are cool..love the Dark Horse label, the Rainbow Capitol just brings back so many memories..my fav is the good Parlophone label from the original Please Please Me album..great video Larry👍❤glen
The Woodstock soundtrack was on Cotillion. Rod Stewart was on the red Mercury label. Joni Mitchell was also on Reprise (for her early LPs). In the US, the Rolling Stones were on London records thru Let It Bleed.
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First and most important, a happy birthday to Mollie! And you're looking better Larry, congratulations! Now then...in the States the Dave Clark Five were on Epic, as were the Jeff Beck Group and Boston. Dylan was another Columbia act, as were Johnny Cash, the Buckinghams, Paul Revere & the Raiders, etc. Arista wasn't known for their rock acts, but they did have the Grateful Dead, Al Stewart and Patti Smith. MCA had Elton John, how could you forget him? Also Tom Petty. The black MCA label with the rainbow was a great look.
Tom , for his first three albums via MCA, was actually on Backstreet, which for the first two years was exclusively Tom’s label…I believe Nils Lofgren was the first artist to not be Tom Petty on the label in 1981.
Hi Larry. Original topic. Who was on Charisma ? Van der Graaf Generator, Genesis, Audience, Lindisfarne, String Driven Thing, The Nice (their last two albums), Jackson Heights, Refugee (with Patrick Moraz), Every Which Way, Bell & Arc, Brand X, Hawkwind (end of 70's). The image on the label at #9 is taken from the original edition of 'Alice in Wonderland' : the Madhatter. Larry check out Audience ( House on the Hill) and String Driven Thing (self titled debut) : terrific albums !
Apple #1!! It’s just so classy and detailed. Swan song falls into a similar category. One label you never mentioned was the various Warner brothers. It was always a good one from the olive green of the late 60s to the beige/tan horizontal lines of the late 70s/early 80s. Great groups to. Alice Cooper, Black Sabbath, Fleetwood Mac, and greatful dead to name a few. Also the Harvest label was actually created by EMI in the late 60s to try and promote prog rock. Pink Floyd is and will forever be synonymous with the label but a few other great bands were on the label in the Uk. Deep Purple and ELO come to mind.
I also remember albums by Grand Funk Railroad, Quicksilver Messenger Service and The Band on Capitol's green label. Some Fleetwood Mac records were released in the early 70s by Reprise Records. On the Elektra label: The Butterfield Blues Band, Bread, Tim Buckley, Crabby Appleton, Tom Waits.
Currently going crazy trying to remember a 70s-ish label I saw. Very colorful, very elaborate. I think it's an illustration but it might be a painting. It might have rainbows and fairies and butterflies and plants on it or I might just be imagining one or more of those but it's in that general universe. Ideas? edit: Just did some more searching, and there's a chance it could be Kama Sutra but I think it was more along the lines of what I laid out. If that's not it then it's at least the most similar.
The labels changed all the time so the Labelography tells you if you have an Original First Pressing or not example ED1 means English Dark Label 1st Edition or English Decca 1st depending on the Labelography you use. The Mikrokosmos is particularly good for Classical Records.
Some not mentioned that I really liked are, Rare Earth (Rare Earth, R. Dean Taylor) , Casablanca (Kiss, Angel), Mushroom (Heart, Chilliwack), Hot Wax ( Flaming Ember, One Hundred Proof Aged In Soul), and Chrysalis had two, the green one (Jethro Tull), and a blue and white one (The Babys).
I think of The Kinks and Patti Smith on Arista, and Pete Townshend on ATCO, Atlantic besides Led Zeppelin and Yes was a 60s soul label (Aretha, Wilson Pickett, Otis Redding) and that’s why The J. Geils Band signed a really bad deal with them…because they just wanted to be on a label that was famous for all those great records. Bob Dylan and The Beach Boys were also on Capitol. Besides the Rolling Stones, there were early Who records on Decca.Besides Sparks, lots of reggae and some punk (The Slits) on Island. I love that 3-color Reprise…Kinks, Neil Young. Verve, I had Freak Out on that too. Love the Charisma label, Peter Gabriel solo too. Harvest also had Syd Barrett’s solo albums on that. Elektra also had The Stooges. Love Barking Pumpkin! It was weird when Swansong had other bands like Dave Edmunds…kind of only looks right to me with Led Zeppelin. Of course Apple is #1! 😊
Bob Dylan? I’m sure you meant Bob Seger. Also, UK Decca and US Decca were, up until UMG acquired the name, two completely different companies (UK Decca was US London and US Decca was UK Brunswick).
Favorite record label designs? 1) Capitol Rainbow label - super classy and a classic design. 2) Apple Records - again a very classy look to it. 3) Swan Song records - very memorable design. 4) Epic records on the seventies (orange with the E on top) and eighties (black with Epic in script) designs. 5) Warner trees label 6) Mercury records 70s label 7) Casablanca Records. 8) London Records - blue and silver label. 9) Parrot Records 10) Bizarre Records label Honorable mention to Arista - black label with the colors in the logo Capricorn Records Columbia 6 eye label from the fifties
I think of Chicago for Columbia Records. Apple is my favorite label too. Loved all of the custom labels during their solo years. For some reason I really like the Apple core on George's Extra Texture LP. Kind of summed up Apple at that time.
Never heard of Cotillion label, but I do have some MANTICORE label records from ELP, the logo is really nice indeed... And yeah, TED NUGENT was on EPIC! I remember Scorpions and Deep Purple on HARVEST (at least the Spanish pressing of IN ROCK was on Harvest), it was a lovely label. Elektra had SPARKS distributed in the US, for the "No.1 in Heaven" album - I own a promo version of that album in my collection.
Scorpions were on Harvest in the UK, Germany (after leaving their worldwide deal with RCA) and a couple of other countries in Europe. Deep Purple, in the UK, actually released their first albums on Parlophone, switching to Harvest (also then Pink Floyd’s label) in the UK and (after Tetragrammaton Records was closed down) Warner Brothers in America, founding Purple Records sometime in the 70’s.
I was NEVER a fan of the epic record label when it was resigned in the seventies.the orange design didn't do it for me however,when it was redesigned again in the eighties,I REALLY liked that one.liked that one WAYYY better than orange design.
I've always liked the Mercury label with the (Chicago?) skyline, but for British bands like 10cc and City Boy, it seems a English skyline would have been more appropriate. I like the Elektra "caterpillar" label. Bang Records was fun. I'm not a huge fan of the Atlantic label, but I do love that logo. Island? Sorry, they had some tacky labels, including the one with the water-skiing tree. I prefer their later, more tasteful labels with the "i" that has an island scene within it. I believe the Swan Song label was designed by Hipgnosis, but maybe they had "help" with that. And the Zappa Barking Pumpkin label -- I wish I knew what that cat is saying. Could an iPhone help with the translation? I think my favorite labels are from the late 1960s psychedelic era.
Arista had Aretha Franklin (post Atlantic), Grateful Dead, Bay City Rollers, Melissa Manchester, Southern Rock band Outlaws, Manfred Mann’s Earth Band (post Warner Brothers), Thompson Twins….
Cotillion was Atlantic’s label for those who didn’t fit either Atlantic or ATCO (Emerson, Lake And Palmer’s first two albums, Velvet Underground), later became a Soul/R&B/Disco label.
MCA had taken over several other labels (Kapp, UNI and US Decca among them) and acquired artists from those labels: The Who, Cher, Elton John, Neil Diamond (these were acquired), Lynyrd Skynyrd/Rossington Collins Band, Donnie Iris, Tom Petty (although he had his own label, Backstreet, because MCA wanted him to stay) and many others.
Credence Clearwater Revival never was on Liberty Records in North America, CCR was on Fantasy Records in North America and any host labels outside the United States almost always had the Fantasy imprint and/or the copyrights printed on the labels. Fantasy had several designs of their main label.
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Some of my favourite label designs are Chrysalis ( 🦋 ) , Sire , Epic & MCA. Elektra had Love , The Cars & The Cure to name a few. Many folk artists including Tim Buckley.
Apple is a perfect design. Stax, IRS, Black Sabbath's Vertigo Swirl are some other cool ones.
Apple No. 1
So right, Apple🍏 Records #1. The Beatles #1.
Oh my!,I forgot to wish Mollie Happy Birthday!,Happy Birthday Mollie,have a good one and Larry you too! Bob
The Beatles also changed the colour of the apple at times. Let It Be had a red apple, John's Plastic Ono Band album had a pale greenish-grey apple, Imagine had John's head in the apple, George's All Things Must Pass had an orange apple, his Extra Texture album had an apple core, and Ringo's single Back Off Boogaloo had a blue apple label. Magical Mystery Tour album had an Apple label on the inner gatefold.
Also Ringo's single "You're Sixteen" had Ringo in a star in the center of the record, with a tiny Apple logo off to the side.
The Red Apple indicated that the release was in conjunction with United Artists.
I always liked the Capitol Beatles albums label Larry with the multi colored ring around it and the RCA label with the dog is classic and probably the best,Apple Records is also quite good and a bit of Mollie at the end is always good. Bob
Some of my favorite record labels artwork are: US Decca's multicolored stripes; the MCA rainbow; Electra's butterfly; Atlantic's green and red with a white stripe separating them and the Atlantic logo; Led Zeppelin's label; Atco's yellow over white with the Atco horn logo on 45s; and of course the Apple labels - the common green and less common red.
Very happy birthday to Mollie!🎉 I guess my 2 faves would be Apple & RCA. Love that little dog. 😊🐾
Way before I got into CDs, I grew up on LPs! I remember most of those labels, especially the Elecktra with the butterfly, the better RCA Victor label, all those Led Zeppelin's Swan Song labels and yes I really remember those awesome Apple labels for the Beatles! There is one label I really loved that you didn't show and that would be for the Casablanca label from the KISS albums! I have very fond memories of those. This was a great video, really brought me down memory lane! 😊
Yes, Casablanca was a pretty good label!
The Cars on Elektra
Love this subject, Larry! Since I was a kid, labels have also intrigued me. They tell their own story in a way. Have always loved the Harvest label, and bright green/yellow labels for Epic and Capitol. Great picks!
Definitely like the Apple label a lot.
It was so relaxing watching the label spin on the record player. Also Arista had Hall & Oates for a while before they switched to RCA . 😊
In 1968 the Beatles released they're White Album on their newly formed record label Apple Records 🍏🍏. The first time I saw it back in 1969 I was 9 years old, it totally got me obsessed. I love the artistic granny smith apple, side one having the solid green apple and side two with the apple sliced in half. It's a beautiful label for a beautiful band and, and, and fits the
Beatles beautiful music. 🌎☮️❤️🌀👀Apple🍏Records #1
RCAs label design always gave me a chuckle
I really like the look of Casablanca records. I don’t know if they were all the same, but Alive II by KISS looks amazing.
Happy birthday Mollie, hope you & Larry are having a great day!🥳🎉🎁🎂🎈🎊
Surprisingly I’ve seen no one else do this type of video in the VC, great to hear your thoughts on these record labels!👍
Happiest of birthdays to Mollie❤❤❤❤Labels are cool..love the Dark Horse label, the Rainbow Capitol just brings back so many memories..my fav is the good Parlophone label from the original Please Please Me album..great video Larry👍❤glen
George!
George!
Great trip down memory lane. Thanks!
Hope you are feeling better.
Happy birthday Mollie!
Happy Birthday Mollie, hope you have good one. For me I like Vertigo, Sun Record Company and Apple.
The Woodstock soundtrack was on Cotillion. Rod Stewart was on the red Mercury label. Joni Mitchell was also on Reprise (for her early LPs). In the US, the Rolling Stones were on London records thru Let It Bleed.
Early Jimi Hendrix on Reprise if i remember correctly. Cheers
Brian
Another Great Video Larry. Thank you for making these videos even if you aren't 100 percent better yet. Please get well !!! Your videos help alot to get me through the day!!
First and most important, a happy birthday to Mollie! And you're looking better Larry, congratulations! Now then...in the States the Dave Clark Five were on Epic, as were the Jeff Beck Group and Boston. Dylan was another Columbia act, as were Johnny Cash, the Buckinghams, Paul Revere & the Raiders, etc. Arista wasn't known for their rock acts, but they did have the Grateful Dead, Al Stewart and Patti Smith. MCA had Elton John, how could you forget him? Also Tom Petty. The black MCA label with the rainbow was a great look.
Tom , for his first three albums via MCA, was actually on Backstreet, which for the first two years was exclusively Tom’s label…I believe Nils Lofgren was the first artist to not be Tom Petty on the label in 1981.
Iron Maiden's early albums were also on Harvest. My favorite label is the 1960s Capitol singles label with the red and yellow yin/yang look.
HaPpY BiRtHdAy MoLliE!!!🍾🎂🍰
Hi Larry. Original topic. Who was on Charisma ? Van der Graaf Generator, Genesis, Audience, Lindisfarne, String Driven Thing, The Nice (their last two albums), Jackson Heights, Refugee (with Patrick Moraz), Every Which Way, Bell & Arc, Brand X, Hawkwind (end of 70's). The image on the label at #9 is taken from the original edition of 'Alice in Wonderland' : the Madhatter. Larry check out Audience ( House on the Hill) and String Driven Thing (self titled debut) : terrific albums !
Apple #1!! It’s just so classy and detailed. Swan song falls into a similar category. One label you never mentioned was the various Warner brothers. It was always a good one from the olive green of the late 60s to the beige/tan horizontal lines of the late 70s/early 80s. Great groups to. Alice Cooper, Black Sabbath, Fleetwood Mac, and greatful dead to name a few. Also the Harvest label was actually created by EMI in the late 60s to try and promote prog rock. Pink Floyd is and will forever be synonymous with the label but a few other great bands were on the label in the Uk. Deep Purple and ELO come to mind.
Yes Apple🍏 Records #1. The Beatles #1.
I also remember albums by Grand Funk Railroad, Quicksilver Messenger Service and The Band on Capitol's green label. Some Fleetwood Mac records were released in the early 70s by Reprise Records. On the Elektra label: The Butterfield Blues Band, Bread, Tim Buckley, Crabby Appleton, Tom Waits.
The Kinks, Pattie Smith on Arista.
Peter Gabriel as well as early Genesis was on Charisma. Gabriel Security on Geffen.
What about Casablanca? That was a great label that was used for Kiss records.
Village People, too
Nice show on record lables. You certainly got my memory working overtime now, thinking on who was on which. Cheers
Brian
Currently going crazy trying to remember a 70s-ish label I saw. Very colorful, very elaborate. I think it's an illustration but it might be a painting. It might have rainbows and fairies and butterflies and plants on it or I might just be imagining one or more of those but it's in that general universe. Ideas?
edit: Just did some more searching, and there's a chance it could be Kama Sutra but I think it was more along the lines of what I laid out. If that's not it then it's at least the most similar.
The labels changed all the time so the Labelography tells you if you have an Original First Pressing or not example ED1 means English Dark Label 1st Edition or English Decca 1st depending on the Labelography you use. The Mikrokosmos is particularly good for Classical Records.
I liked the Columbia 6 eye and 2 eye labels. I also liked the Casablanca label. The Blue Note Label I also liked.
Status Quo, Rod Stewart on Vertigo
Some not mentioned that I really liked are, Rare Earth (Rare Earth, R. Dean Taylor) , Casablanca (Kiss, Angel), Mushroom (Heart, Chilliwack), Hot Wax ( Flaming Ember, One Hundred Proof Aged In Soul), and Chrysalis had two, the green one (Jethro Tull), and a blue and white one (The Babys).
Chrysalis also had a silver label (Chrysalis Classics, their singles reissue label) and a White label with multicolored butterfly.
I think of The Kinks and Patti Smith on Arista, and Pete Townshend on ATCO, Atlantic besides Led Zeppelin and Yes was a 60s soul label (Aretha, Wilson Pickett, Otis Redding) and that’s why The J. Geils Band signed a really bad deal with them…because they just wanted to be on a label that was famous for all those great records. Bob Dylan and The Beach Boys were also on Capitol. Besides the Rolling Stones, there were early Who records on Decca.Besides Sparks, lots of reggae and some punk (The Slits) on Island. I love that 3-color Reprise…Kinks, Neil Young. Verve, I had Freak Out on that too. Love the Charisma label, Peter Gabriel solo too. Harvest also had Syd Barrett’s solo albums on that. Elektra also had The Stooges. Love Barking Pumpkin! It was weird when Swansong had other bands like Dave Edmunds…kind of only looks right to me with Led Zeppelin. Of course Apple is #1! 😊
Bob Dylan? I’m sure you meant Bob Seger. Also, UK Decca and US Decca were, up until UMG acquired the name, two completely different companies (UK Decca was US London and US Decca was UK Brunswick).
Favorite record label designs?
1) Capitol Rainbow label - super classy and a classic design.
2) Apple Records - again a very classy look to it.
3) Swan Song records - very memorable design.
4) Epic records on the seventies (orange with the E on top) and eighties (black with Epic in script) designs.
5) Warner trees label
6) Mercury records 70s label
7) Casablanca Records.
8) London Records - blue and silver label.
9) Parrot Records
10) Bizarre Records label
Honorable mention to
Arista - black label with the colors in the logo
Capricorn Records
Columbia 6 eye label from the fifties
Apple 🍏 Records #1.
The Beatles #1.
I always liked the Roulette label from the late 60's and early 70's
The Beatles wanted to have the A side label blank and have all the info on the B side. It proved too difficult.
I think of Chicago for Columbia Records. Apple is my favorite label too. Loved all of the custom labels during their solo years. For some reason I really like the Apple core on George's Extra Texture LP. Kind of summed up Apple at that time.
Funny I am looking at Extra Texture as I read this. Beatles #1.
I think Alan Parsons Project was on Arista Records.
Yes , they were.
Never heard of Cotillion label, but I do have some MANTICORE label records from ELP, the logo is really nice indeed...
And yeah, TED NUGENT was on EPIC!
I remember Scorpions and Deep Purple on HARVEST (at least the Spanish pressing of IN ROCK was on Harvest), it was a lovely label.
Elektra had SPARKS distributed in the US, for the "No.1 in Heaven" album - I own a promo version of that album in my collection.
Yes, I think the ELP label actually was Manticore. Thanks!
Manticore was started for/by ELP when Cotillion switched to releasing Soul/R&B/Disco music.
Scorpions were on Harvest in the UK, Germany (after leaving their worldwide deal with RCA) and a couple of other countries in Europe. Deep Purple, in the UK, actually released their first albums on Parlophone, switching to Harvest (also then Pink Floyd’s label) in the UK and (after Tetragrammaton Records was closed down) Warner Brothers in America, founding Purple Records sometime in the 70’s.
Peter Gabriel was on the UK Charisma
All The Different Motown Labels & Elvis Was On RCA !
I was NEVER a fan of the epic record label when it was resigned in the seventies.the orange design didn't do it for me however,when it was redesigned again in the eighties,I REALLY liked that one.liked that one WAYYY better than orange design.
I've always liked the Mercury label with the (Chicago?) skyline, but for British bands like 10cc and City Boy, it seems a English skyline would have been more appropriate. I like the Elektra "caterpillar" label. Bang Records was fun. I'm not a huge fan of the Atlantic label, but I do love that logo. Island? Sorry, they had some tacky labels, including the one with the water-skiing tree. I prefer their later, more tasteful labels with the "i" that has an island scene within it. I believe the Swan Song label was designed by Hipgnosis, but maybe they had "help" with that. And the Zappa Barking Pumpkin label -- I wish I knew what that cat is saying. Could an iPhone help with the translation? I think my favorite labels are from the late 1960s psychedelic era.
The Columbia ,6 eye red label
Red and black Atlantic label
Warner brothers blue label w rainbow
Joni M. on Reprise
Arista had Aretha Franklin (post Atlantic), Grateful Dead, Bay City Rollers, Melissa Manchester, Southern Rock band Outlaws, Manfred Mann’s Earth Band (post Warner Brothers), Thompson Twins….
Cotillion was Atlantic’s label for those who didn’t fit either Atlantic or ATCO (Emerson, Lake And Palmer’s first two albums, Velvet Underground), later became a Soul/R&B/Disco label.
Epic Records: Ted Nugent, REO Speedwagon, George Duke, Stanley Clarke, George Jones, Tammy Wynette, Boston, Ram Jam…..
MCA had taken over several other labels (Kapp, UNI and US Decca among them) and acquired artists from those labels: The Who, Cher, Elton John, Neil Diamond (these were acquired), Lynyrd Skynyrd/Rossington Collins Band, Donnie Iris, Tom Petty (although he had his own label, Backstreet, because MCA wanted him to stay) and many others.
The velvet underground’s loaded was on cotillion
my guess, is apple at number 1
Apple Records 🍏#1. The Beatles #1.
Chess records were deep blue
Lou reed was on arista
Lou Reed, Patti Smith, Iggy Pop. Anyone who got kicked off RCA were swept up by Arista.
Lou also did at least one album on Sire, and the fiasco album with Metallica on Blackened Recordings, Metallica’s own label.
CCR on Liberty
Credence Clearwater Revival never was on Liberty Records in North America, CCR was on Fantasy Records in North America and any host labels outside the United States almost always had the Fantasy imprint and/or the copyrights printed on the labels. Fantasy had several designs of their main label.
@@joelfrombethlehem They were on Liberty in the UK.
@@BigSky1 is correct. And France, too, if I remember correctly.
Donovan on Epic in the U.S.
Donovan also released his US debut album on the MGM subsidiary label, Hickory Records…a Country And Western Label!