IMPULSE
RECORDS
Independent American label: Impulse Records was a Jazz
subsidiary of ABC-Paramount, Impulse was set up by producer Creed Taylor in
1960; Taylor left Impulse fairly swiftly and became head of Verve Records before
moving on again to form CTI Records in 1968. A prolific issuer of LPs in
the States, Impulse seems to have come on the scene relatively recently in
Britain, making its debut in the early 1970s through EMI, and, while it soon
built up an impressive catalogue of album releases from such luminaries as Keith
Jarrett, it appears to have ventured into the 7" market only once. John
Handy's, 'Hard Work' (IMP-7001; 1976) was issued after ABC had moved from EMI
and had struck up a mutual marketing deal with Anchor Records; distribution at
this time was by CBS. The single proved popular enough to merit
reissuing in 1982, on the ABC / Impulse label, through MCA. Distributed
By EMI and CBS Records. Thanks to Robert Lyons For The
Info.
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John Handy |
Hard Work |
IMPULSE |
IMP |
7001 |
82 |
John Handy |
Hard Work |
IMPULSE |
MCA |
626 |