Argo Records

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Argo Records was a prominent mid-20th-century American record label known for its influential jazz, blues, and R&B releases.

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Argo Records canonical 14

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Predicate Object
instanceOf American record label
record label
activePeriodEnd 1960s
activePeriodStart 1950s
associatedMovement Chicago blues
post-war American jazz
associatedWith Ahmad Jamal
Art Farmer
B. B. King
Benny Golson
Bobby Timmons
Etta James
Gene Ammons
James Moody
Lorez Alexandria
Muddy Waters
Ramsey Lewis
Red Holloway
Sonny Stitt
catalogType LPs
singles
country United States of America
surface form: United States
distributionArea United States of America
surface form: United States

international
era mid-20th century
focus album-oriented jazz releases
genre blues
jazz
rhythm and blues
imprintOf Chess Records
industry music industry
knownFor Chicago jazz scene
locationHeadquarters Chicago
Illinois
medium vinyl records
notableFor R&B recordings
blues recordings
jazz recordings
parentCompany Chess Records
product phonograph records
status defunct
style hard bop
soul jazz
urban blues

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Etta James recordLabel Argo Records
Ahmad Jamal recordLabel Argo Records
Chess Records subsidiaryLabel Argo Records
Milt Buckner recordLabel Argo Records
Illinois Jacquet recordLabel Argo Records
Jamesetta recordLabel Argo Records
subject surface form: Jamesetta Hawkins
At Last recordLabel Argo Records
All I Could Do Was Cry recordLabel Argo Records
The Second Time Around recordLabel Argo Records
Jamesetta Hawkins recordLabel Argo Records
Ed Shaughnessy recordLabel Argo Records
album "At the Pershing: But Not for Me" label Argo Records
subject surface form: At the Pershing: But Not for Me
track "Poinciana" label Argo Records
subject surface form: Poinciana (Ahmad Jamal Trio, 1958)