Chess Records

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Chess Records was a pioneering American record label that became famous for shaping Chicago blues and early rock and roll through artists like Muddy Waters, Howlin’ Wolf, and Chuck Berry.

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Chess Records canonical 70
Chess Records artists 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American record label
record label
acquiredBy GRT Records
MCA Records
buildingAddress 2120 South Michigan Avenue, Chicago
buildingFunction label headquarters
recording studio
city Chicago, Illinois, United States
surface form: Chicago
country United States of America
surface form: United States
dateRenamed 1950
foundedAs Aristocrat Records
foundedBy Aron Chess
Leonard Chess
Phil Chess
genre Chicago blues
blues
gospel
rhythm and blues
rock and roll
soul
heritage key label in early rock and roll
pioneering label in Chicago blues
inception 1947
influencedGenre British blues
rock music
location City of Chicago
surface form: Chicago
notableArtist Bo Diddley
Buddy Guy
Chuck Berry
Etta James
Fontella Bass
Howlin' Wolf
John Lee Hooker
Koko Taylor
Little Walter
Muddy Waters
Sonny Boy Williamson II
The Flamingos
The Moonglows
Willie Dixon
notableRecording At Last
surface form: “At Last” by Etta James

Hoochie Coochie Man
surface form: “Hoochie Coochie Man” by Muddy Waters

“Maybellene” by Chuck Berry
“Roll Over Beethoven” by Chuck Berry
“Smokestack Lightning” by Howlin' Wolf
renamed Chess Records self-link
specializedIn Chicago blues
early rock and roll
state Illinois
subsidiaryLabel Argo Records
Cadet Records
Checker Records
successorLabel MCA Chess

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Chicago blues notableLabel Chess Records
Etta James recordLabel Chess Records
Chuck Berry recordLabel Chess Records
Ahmad Jamal recordLabel Chess Records
Howlin' Wolf recordLabel Chess Records
Muddy Waters recordLabel Chess Records
song "First Time I Met the Blues" recordLabel Chess Records
subject surface form: First Time I Met the Blues
Chess Records renamed Chess Records self-link
Willie Dixon recordLabel Chess Records
Willie Dixon associatedWith Chess Records
Little Walter recordLabel Chess Records
Koko Taylor recordLabel Chess Records
Otis Rush recordLabel Chess Records
Rosco Gordon recordLabel Chess Records
Elmore James recordLabel Chess Records
John Lee Hooker recordLabel Chess Records
Johnny B. Goode recordLabel Chess Records
Lowell Fulson recordLabel Chess Records
George Guy recordLabel Chess Records
subject surface form: George "Buddy" Guy
Memphis Slim recordLabel Chess Records
Lowell Fulsom recordLabel Chess Records
subject surface form: Lowell Fulson
Jamesetta recordLabel Chess Records
subject surface form: Jamesetta Hawkins
At Last recordLabel Chess Records
Tell Mama recordLabel Chess Records
I’d Rather Go Blind recordLabel Chess Records
subject surface form: I'd Rather Go Blind
All I Could Do Was Cry recordLabel Chess Records
All I Could Do Was Cry associatedAct Chess Records
this entity surface form: Chess Records artists
Argo Records parentCompany Chess Records
Argo Records imprintOf Chess Records
Jamesetta Hawkins recordLabel Chess Records
Cadet Records parentOrganization Chess Records
Cadet Records subsidiaryOf Chess Records
Cadet Records associatedWith Chess Records
Albert Nelson recordLabel Chess Records
Rufus Thomas recordLabel Chess Records
Leonard Chess coFounded Chess Records
Leonard Chess employer Chess Records
Leonard Chess laterRenamedAs Chess Records
Clifton Chenier recordLabel Chess Records
Maybellene recordLabel Chess Records
Roll Over Beethoven recordLabel Chess Records
Rock and Roll Music recordLabel Chess Records
Sweet Little Sixteen recordLabel Chess Records
School Days recordLabel Chess Records
No Particular Place to Go recordLabel Chess Records
No Particular Place to Go publisher Chess Records
You Never Can Tell recordLabel Chess Records
You Never Can Tell publisher Chess Records
After School Session recordLabel Chess Records