All Platinum Records
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All Platinum Records was one of the labels which was started by Sylvia Robinson before she started Sugar Hill Records.
All Platinum purchased Chess Records in the early 1970s after the latter fell into bankruptcy; however, All Platinum was a much smaller label and was unable to keep releasing steady material from Chess's roster of artists.[1]
[edit] Artists
- Jean Carn
- Dave "Baby" Cortez
- Donnie Elbert
- Johnnie Gee
- Billy Guy
- Chuck Jackson
- Etta James
- Linda Jones
- Eleanor Mills
- The Moments
- The Rimshots
- Shirley & Company
- Candi Staton
- Wood, Brass and Steel
[edit] See also
[edit] Footnotes
- ^ Review of Deep in the Night by Etta James. Rolling Stone, June 1, 1978.
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