Embryo Records
Embryo Records was a jazz and rock record label founded by Herbie Mann as a division of Atlantic Records, itself distributed by the Atlantic subsidiary Cotillion Records. The label released albums in the years 1969 through 1977.
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Embryo Records was a jazz and rock record label founded by Herbie Mann as a division of Atlantic Records, itself distributed by the Atlantic subsidiary Cotillion Records. The label released albums in the years 1969 through 1977.
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• Name — Embryo Records • Parent — Atlantic Records • Founded — 1969 • Founder — Herbie Mann • Defunct — 1977 • Status — Defunct • Genre — Jazz, rock • Country — U.S. • Illustration — Embryo Record label from Push Push
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• Catalog # — Album — Artist — Year • SD520 — Stone Flute — Herbie Mann — 1970 • SD521 — Uptown Conversation — Ron Carter — 1970 • SD522 — Brute Force — Brute Force — 1970 • SD523 — Gypsy Cry — Attila Zoller — 1970 • SD524 — Infinite Search — Miroslav Vitous — 1969 • SD525 — Inside an Hour Glass — Arnie Lawrence and Children of All Ages — 1970 • SD526 — Muscle Shoals Nitty Gritty — Herbie Mann — 1970 • SD527 — The Fifth Word — Jerry Novac (A/K/A Novac Noury) — 1970 • SD528 — Just Guitar — Sandy Nassan — 1970 • SD529 — Circles — William S. Fischer — 1971 • SD530 — Live at the Frankfurt Jazz Festival — Phil Woods and his European Rhythm Machine — 1971 • SD531 — Memphis Two-Step — Herbie Mann — 1971 • SD532 — Push Push — Herbie Mann — 1971 • SD533 — 71 (Unreleased) — Herbie Mann — 1971 • SD535 — First Serve — Danny Toan — 1977 • SD536 — Up — Morrissey–Mullen — 1977 • SD730 — The Floating Opera — The Floating Opera — 1971 • SD731 — Pepper's Pow Wow — Jim Pepper — 1971 • SD732 — Zero Time — Tonto's Expanding Head Band — 1971 • SD733 — Air — Air — 1971 • SD734 — Comin' Outta the Ghetto — Chris Hills & Everything Is Everything — 1971
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