#cbs records

[basicallyanotherwitchesthing]

Mathilda Beauvoir - Le Vaudou - Lp - CBS rec. - 1973

[jazzplusplus]

1976 - Miles Davis promotional poster - CBS-Sony Inc (Japan)

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

CLASSIC COLLABORATIONS IN AMERICAN MUSIC -- FORGING AHEAD TOGETHER IN MID '60s STYLE.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on American folk music artists, Bob Dylan and Joan Baez, rehearsing backstage at the Convention Center, Philadelphia, PA, USA, before a show on March 5, 1965, during Dylan's "Bringing it All Back Home" era. 📸: Daniel Kramer.

EXTRA INFO: The rehearsal photograph was later used on the back cover sleeve art to Dylan's "Bringing it All Back Home" LP, initially released on CBS Records, and later on Columbia.

Sources: https://escritorasunidas.blogspot.com/2012/02/judas-priest-diamonds-and-rust-de-joan.html, X, various, etc...

[myvinylplaylist]

Pink Floyd: The Final Cut (1983)

CBS Records

[stone-cold-groove]

Promotional magazine ad for the Bangles’s Everything album - 1988.

[metalsongoftheday]

Monday, March 24: Ozzy Osbourne, "Bloodbath in Paradise"

R.I.P. Randy Castillo (1950-2002)

No Rest for the Wicked was retroactively labeled one of Ozzy Osbourne’s best solo albums, largely because it was his first with Zakk Wylde.  But upon release in 1988 it was his lowest seller, stalling at Gold and finding the Ozzman playing mostly smaller venues after almost a decade filling arenas.  But for all its retrospective acclaim, No Rest for the Wicked was an album of its moment, as was every Ozzy album: “Bloodbath in Paradise” may have had a little more teeth in its mix and a fair amount of Zakk’s squealing, but it was still overly slick and corporate.  A lot of that had to do with Roy Thomas Baker and Keith Olsen following the assignment and Ozzy and Sharon’s instincts generally leaning towards the safe, though Bob Daisley’s lyrics about the Manson murders were also the sort of boilerplate “evil” and “scary” content that fit with the Ozzy image at the time.  All of that said, “Bloodbath in Paradise” did a good job of showcasing the chemistry of this lineup: Zakk and Randy Castillo were immediately simpatico, while Daisley remained a steady hand on bass, and Ozzy himself naturally vibed with this crew, so much so that he generally kept all of them around for the next album.

[musicollage]

Miles Davis — Sorcerer. 1967 : Columbia.

! listen @ Bandcamp ★ buy me a coffee !

[mymelodic-chapel]

Judas Priest- Killing Machine (Heavy Metal, Hard Rock) Released: November 1978 [CBS Records] Producer(s): Judas Priest, James Guthrie

[justplaincher]

[loudhorizonmusic]

The Bunch

THE BUNCH @ 1967 (photo by Jeff Rothner) It was late October 1964 when a young beat band from Christchurch, England, returned to the Winter Gardens in neighbouring Bournemouth in the hope of going three better in the ‘Big Beat and Vocal’ contest. Eight months prior, as Dave and The Concordes, they had come fourth in the inaugural competition. Now though, they entered as a slimmed-down quartet,…

[virovizion]

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[innerrecordsleeves]

Epic Records/ CBS Records "Country's Best" inner sleeve with newspaper styled marketing format on reverse. Printed on semigloss paper. Found within 1981 George Jones and Tammy Wynette "Encore" compilation album, catalog number FE 37348 (I think). Johnny Paycheck image font resembles font used on some Impulse! label Jazz albums.

[billlaotian]

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

THE PINK STREET CRED REVOLUTION OF FIRST WAVE UK PUNK ON FULL DISPLAY.

PIC(S) INFO: Mega spotlight on the Dutch pressing of "(White Man) In Hammersmith Palais," b/w "The Prisoner," 7 inch vinyl single by UK punk rock band, THE CLASH, released in 1978 under CBS Records. From the private collection of @completecontrol77, uploaded in July 2024.

Source: www.picuki.com/media/3388816177578268497.

[myvinylplaylist]

The Clash: This Is England 7” U.K. Single (1985)

Side A: This Is England

Side B: Do It Now

CBS Records