Sentence examples for legacy label from inspiring English sources

"Sessions," recently commemorated with a best-of compilation CD on the Columbia/ Legacy label, was both pure and hip, highlighting future thinkers like Tricky and Cibo Matto next to high-quality traditionalists like Taj Mahal and Lucinda Williams.

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Having built a catalog of hook-heavy techno-pop tunes on Toronto-based No. 19 Music, dance duo Tone of Arc made a pivot towards their hometown on their second album, Urgent Turquoise, which came out last fall on San Francisco legacy label Om Records.

On Mar. 24 Sony Music's Legacy label released The Miles Davis Quintet, 1965-68: The Complete Columbia Studio Recordings, a six-disc set that captures all the band's music and then some.

And Bob Irwin, of course, is the man who oversees your album reissues at Sony's Legacy label, right?

I've actually proposed this box set for about twelve years now, and it wasn't until Elvis Presley landed at Sony's Legacy label that there were actually people who had enough vision and courage to put the thing together, and give me the okay to start doing the whole thing.

Using these new tools, musicians of all types, no matter how obscure the niche or style, were, for the first time, able to easily bypass the legacy labels and their tightly controlled production and distribution networks and produce and market their own music.

Though there has been no official statement from Dylan's camp or from Sony Legacy, the label that releases The Bootleg Series albums, the report seems credible, based on information the Guardian has seen.

Along with seven new tracks in his shapeshifting, industrial and dancehall-influenced sound, it also features the single "3D," which was previously released in August with the announcement that he had signed to the legacy electronic label.

Eleven outtakes from the Highway 61 Revisited sessions have subsequently been released on the Columbia and Legacy record labels.

Mr. Fujita was hired by Columbia Records in 1954 to build an in-house design team that would sustain the legacy of the label's renowned designer Alex Steinweiss and compete with the innovative work being done at jazz labels like Blue Note.