Jubilee

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US label; for unofficial releases please use [l=Jubilee (3)]. Jubilee was founded by [l=Atlantic] co-founder [a=Herb Abramson] with bandleader and record wholesaler [a=Jerry Blaine (2)] as "Jay-Gee Recording Corporation" (the name would appear on album covers and later 45 RPM singles) in 1946. Blaine bought Abramson's half of Jubilee one year later. The label released a number of classic doo-wop singles, including those by [a=The Orioles], [a=The Gallahads] and [a=The Cadillacs]. The label also recorded R&B, pop and jazz by [a=Della Reese], [a=The Fifth Estate], [a=Oliver (6)], [a=Mary Wells], [a=Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers] and [a=Moe Koffman]. Jubilee's most successful albums were novelty and comedy recordings which included [a=Kermit Schafer] "Blooper" compilations, frat-house R&B by [a893300] (which had to be issued on a custom label created solely for the band's releases called [l=Gross Records (2)] due to their raunchy [for the mid-1960s] lyrics) and "party records" by [a=Rusty Warren]. One of the most valued Jubilee LPs by collectors is the 1970 debut album of country star [a=Emmylou Harris]. In 1954 Jubilee created a subsidiary called [l=Josie Records], whose biggest stars were New Orleans funk band [a=The Meters]. And, from 1964 through 1971, although it was not explicitly stated on the labels, Jubilee also pressed and distributed the [a=Tokens]' [l=B.T. Puppy Records] label; Jubilee distributed other labels such as [l=Chex Records], [l=Port Records], [l=Blaine], and [l=Euphoria (3)] (those labels *did* include a byline stating distribution by Jay-Gee Record Company, Inc.). Jubilee/Josie folded in 1971 and was sold to visual aid manufacturer Viewlex, who later sold the masters to [l=Roulette Records], whose combined catalog holdings (including the Jubilee/Josie master tapes) are today jointly managed by [l=Rhino Records (2)] (in North America) and [l=EMI] (all other countries). Jubilee entered the stereo market in July 1958. Their first stereo releases had been previously been issued in mono. LP catalog number, date and label identification: Blue label: to June 1958 with the last release being JLP 1078 [r5921217] Standard size black label with color spikes: introduced November 1958 with JLP 1079 [r5375068] and ending in August 1959 with JLP 1110 [r16188105]. JLP 1111 unreleased Catalog number prefix changed from "JLP" to "JGM" in 1960 with the first release being JGM 1112 [r4600185] (earlier "JLP" prefix still appears on the back of the jacket). This was followed by the small black label with color spikes and then the small flat black label with silver text, both of which are only found with the later JGM prefix. 45 RPM catalog number, date and label identification: 5000 through 5092 (1951–1952): Blue label, with Jubilee in script lettering. No line under "Jubilee." 5093 through 5340 (1952–1958): Blue label, with Jubilee in script lettering and underlined. 5341 and higher (1958 forward): Black label. Clear red vinyl pressings are found in the 5055 to 5120 series. Numbers prior to the beginning of 45 production are reissues of material first issued on 78 rpms.

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Wadda Ya Gonna Do! — Ford & Reynolds

Vinyl

Кат. номер: JGS 2076

Страна: US

Wadda Ya Gonna Do! — Ford & Reynolds

Vinyl

JGS 2076

Jubilee

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Jubilee

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Дискография

Wadda Ya Gonna Do! — Ford & Reynolds

Wadda Ya Gonna Do! — Ford & Reynolds

Ding, Dong! The Witch Is Dead — The Fifth Estate

Ding, Dong! The Witch Is Dead — The Fifth Estate

Best Of Rhythm & Blues — Various

Best Of Rhythm & Blues — Various

Ding, Dong! The Witch Is Dead — The Fifth Estate

Ding, Dong! The Witch Is Dead — The Fifth Estate

The Mickey Mouse Club March / I Knew You Before I Met You — The Fifth Estate

The Mickey Mouse Club March / I Knew You Before I Met You — The Fifth Estate

Where Does Love Go — Enzo Stuarti

Where Does Love Go — Enzo Stuarti

Wanna Make Him Mine — The Emeralds (2)

Wanna Make Him Mine — The Emeralds (2)

Ooooh, How I Love You — Curt Higdon

Ooooh, How I Love You — Curt Higdon

Romeo & Juliet — Happy Lewis, Mae Questel

Romeo & Juliet — Happy Lewis, Mae Questel

Amen! — Della Reese, The Meditation Singers

Amen! — Della Reese, The Meditation Singers

Amen! — Della Reese, The Meditation Singers

Amen! — Della Reese, The Meditation Singers

Shepherd's Cha-Cha — Moe Koffman

Shepherd's Cha-Cha — Moe Koffman

Flootenanny — Moe Koffman

Flootenanny — Moe Koffman

I Knew It All The Time / T.C.B. — Little Buster

I Knew It All The Time / T.C.B. — Little Buster

It's Just The Mood I'm In / If Tears Could Bring You Back — Dotti Malone

It's Just The Mood I'm In / If Tears Could Bring You Back — Dotti Malone

Pardon My Quiz Blooper — Kermit Schafer

Pardon My Quiz Blooper — Kermit Schafer

Pardon My Blooper! Volume 3 — Kermit Schafer

Pardon My Blooper! Volume 3 — Kermit Schafer

Pardon My Blooper! Volume 3 — Kermit Schafer

Pardon My Blooper! Volume 3 — Kermit Schafer

Your Big Brown Eyes / Jezebel — Bobby Comstock & The Counts

Your Big Brown Eyes / Jezebel — Bobby Comstock & The Counts

More Knockers Up! — Rusty Warren

More Knockers Up! — Rusty Warren

More Knockers Up! — Rusty Warren

More Knockers Up! — Rusty Warren

A Little Lie / The Heart In The Old Willow Tree — Marian Caruso

A Little Lie / The Heart In The Old Willow Tree — Marian Caruso

Do You Wanna Dance — Bobby Freeman

Do You Wanna Dance — Bobby Freeman

Professor Pierre Marquette / The French Song — Willie Howard

Professor Pierre Marquette / The French Song — Willie Howard

Mingus Three — Charles Mingus, Hampton Hawes, Dannie Richmond

Mingus Three — Charles Mingus, Hampton Hawes, Dannie Richmond

Mingus Three — Charles Mingus, Hampton Hawes, Dannie Richmond

Mingus Three — Charles Mingus, Hampton Hawes, Dannie Richmond

Do You Wanna Dance — Bobby Freeman

Do You Wanna Dance — Bobby Freeman

Knockers Up! — Rusty Warren

Knockers Up! — Rusty Warren

Knockers Up! — Rusty Warren

Knockers Up! — Rusty Warren

Ding, Dong! The Witch Is Dead — The Fifth Estate

Ding, Dong! The Witch Is Dead — The Fifth Estate

The Mulcays' Magic Millions — The Mulcays

The Mulcays' Magic Millions — The Mulcays

Hal Mckusick Plays - Betty St. Claire Sings — Hal McKusick

Hal Mckusick Plays - Betty St. Claire Sings — Hal McKusick

Campfire Favorites — The 9 La Falce Brothers

Campfire Favorites — The 9 La Falce Brothers

The Meters — The Meters

The Meters — The Meters

The Meters — The Meters

The Meters — The Meters

Lullaby In The Rain — The Happenings

Lullaby In The Rain — The Happenings

On Campus — The Deaxville Trio

On Campus — The Deaxville Trio

Boil And Bubble / Finally — The Heartbeats (18)

Boil And Bubble / Finally — The Heartbeats (18)

Oh Holy Night / The Lord's Prayer — The Orioles