Sentence examples for label affiliation from inspiring English sources

His final label affiliation was with Delta Groove Records, for whom he made Going Back Home in 2007.

The Hackneys remember Clive Davis's label affiliation as Columbia Records, but Don Davis — who initially didn't recall working with a band called Death — said in a phone interview that Clive Davis was with Arista Records, although he couldn't remember the specifics of the meeting and if the group's name was an issue.

It's a relatively small roster, connected less by aesthetics or "curation" than by name recognition and label affiliation.

Now Prince is about to unleash not one but three albums without major label affiliation, and talking to well-vetted writers is one part of the rollout.

and recite label affiliations.

The poster was also reported to be a useful and accessible educational tool whose message about appropriate antibiotic use was made more persuasive by its clearly labeled affiliation with the medical center and the state department of health.

Of the plethora of bands included on the new compilation album Black Hole, the latest in a series of collections that resurrect arcane areas of pop, only two (X and the Germs) had major-label affiliations.

Sunday's Washington Times quoted Sarah Palin: "I will go around the country on behalf of candidates who believe in the right things, regardless of their party label or affiliation".

Since taking over in January, Mr. Was has rekindled the label's affiliations with the revered saxophonist Wayne Shorter, who made a run of classic Blue Note albums in the 1960s, and the trumpeter Terence Blanchard, whose tenure had ended a few years ago.

"A lot of voters don't really care about labels" like party affiliation, he said.

In news releases, she has labeled his party affiliation "Harold Ford (I-Merrill Lynch)," to suggest his allegiance is to his employer, not to New York.