Sentence examples for records is called from inspiring English sources

The museum, housing memorabilia from Stax Records, is called "Soulsville".

The album, which comes out June 2nd, on 429 Records, is called "Jaggedland," and it's Crenshaw's first record of new material since "What's in the Bag?," from 2003.

The opening track on his new album, recorded and released in his new home of the Lebanon via Annihaya records, is called Electric Mawwal.

While there are more elaborate (and expensive) devices used by professionals to transfer older analog files to digital, one clever solution to work with tapes and records is called iMic, made by Griffin Technology.

Ms. Downs's new album, on Narada records, is called "Border," for obvious reasons, but this Mayan song was one of the show's moments where she approached another border: the one between homage and condescension.

A possible reason for this might be that in their L1, the document showing someone's medical records is called "Karte," which is a loan word from German, and some Japanese people wrongly think "Karte" is English.

In 1976 Chris Blackwell, the head of Island Records, was called into the US embassy in Kingston.

Reporter talked to their manager Patrick Meehan, who said that their records were called "Master of Reality," which is soon to be released, & "The Paranoid," which will be awarded a platinum disc soon, because it has sold almost one million copies.

Callier also discovered the music of free jazz saxophonist John Coltrane, and began blending folk and jazz to create The New Folk Sound Of Terry Callier, as his pioneering debut for Prestige Records was called.

These records are called EEG.

These records are called Audit Trails (AT) [ 7].