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Atlantic Records

Uses tagged with “Atlantic Records”

“Iko Iko” – Dr. John (Spain)1974

unknown

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

“Iko Iko” – Dr.<span class="nbsp"> </span>John (Spain)

Live In Europe – Otis Redding1967

Bernard Yeszin

Photo(s) by “Klaus Hiltscher” on Flickr.

<cite>Live In Europe</cite> – Otis Redding

Cowboys & Colored People – Flip Wilson1967

Loring Eutemey

Contributed by David Chathas

<cite>Cowboys & Colored People</cite> – Flip Wilson

Sponsor

GRIS-gris – Dr. John, the night tripper1968

Marvin Israel

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

<cite>GRIS-gris</cite> – Dr. John, the night tripper

“Then Came You” – Dionne Warwick and Spinners1974

Gráficos Reunidos

Contributed by Robert Beatty

“Then Came You” – Dionne Warwick and Spinners

“Such A Night” – Dr. John1973

unknown

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

“Such A Night” – Dr. John

A Mann & A Woman – Herbie Mann & Tamiko Jones1967

Haig Adishian

Photo(s) by “Bart Solenthaler” on Flickr.

<cite>A Mann & A Woman</cite> – Herbie Mann & Tamiko Jones

“D’yer Mak’er” / “The Crunge” – Led Zeppelin1973

unknown

Contributed by Garrison Martin

“D’yer Mak’er” / “The Crunge” – Led Zeppelin

“América” – Lester & Denwood1973

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

“América” – Lester & Denwood

The Immortal Otis Redding1968

Loring Eutemey

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

<cite>The Immortal Otis Redding</cite>

Vanilla Fudge – Vanilla Fudge1967

Haig Adishian

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

Vanilla Fudge – <cite>Vanilla Fudge</cite>

“Immigrant Song” / “Hey, Hey What Can I Do” – Led Zeppelin (Atlantic/Barclay)1971

unknown

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

“Immigrant Song” / “Hey, Hey What Can I Do” – Led<span class="nbsp"> </span>Zeppelin (Atlantic/Barclay)

You – Aretha Franklin1975

Contributed by Garrison Martin

<cite>You</cite> – Aretha Franklin

“Angel” – Aretha Franklin (Portugal)1973

Gráficos Reunidos

Contributed by Garrison Martin

“Angel” – Aretha Franklin (Portugal)

“Bridge Over Troubled Water” / “You’re All I Need To Get By” – Aretha Franklin (Spain)1971

Contributed by Garrison Martin

“Bridge Over Troubled Water” / “You’re All I Need To Get By” – Aretha Franklin (Spain)

Amazing Grace – Aretha Franklin1972

Loring Eutemey

Contributed by Matthijs Sluiter

<cite>Amazing Grace</cite> – Aretha Franklin

“Master Of Eyes” – Aretha Franklin1973

Photo(s) by “Klaus Hiltscher” on Flickr.

“Master Of Eyes” – Aretha Franklin

“Until You Come Back To Me” – Aretha Franklin1973

Photo(s) by “Klaus Hiltscher” on Flickr.

“Until You Come Back To Me” – Aretha Franklin

“Angel” / “So Swell When You’re Well” – Aretha Franklin1973

Photo(s) by “Klaus Hiltscher” on Flickr.

“Angel” / “So Swell When You’re Well” – Aretha Franklin

I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You by Aretha Franklin1967

Loring Eutemey

Contributed by Garrison Martin

<cite>I Never Loved A Man The Way I Love You</cite> by Aretha Franklin

Tighten Up – Archie Bell & The Drells1968

Loring Eutemey

Contributed by Xabier Fernández

<cite>Tighten Up</cite> – Archie Bell & The Drells

James Blunt album art (2004–2006)c. 2004

James Blunt
Bose Collins
Salvador Design

Contributed by Daniel Swan

James Blunt album art (2004–2006)

Charles Mingus — Mingus Moves1973

Bob Defrin

Contributed by Chris Purcell

Charles Mingus — <cite>Mingus Moves</cite>

First Take – Roberta Flack1969

Stanisław Zagórski

Photo(s) by “Bart Solenthaler” on Flickr.

<cite>First Take – </cite>Roberta Flack

Ray Charles – Yes Indeed!1958

Marvin Israel
Loring Eutemey

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

Ray Charles – <cite>Yes Indeed!</cite>

AC/DC – Powerage1978

Bob Defrin

Contributed by Garrison Martin

AC/DC – <cite>Powerage</cite>

“Whole Lotta Rosie” / “Dog Eat Dog” – AC/DC1977

Contributed by Garrison Martin

“Whole Lotta Rosie” / “Dog Eat Dog” – AC/DC

“Highway To Hell” – AC/DC1979

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

“Highway To Hell” – AC/DC

German Super Rock1973

unknown

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

<cite>German Super Rock</cite>

Presto – Rush1989

Hugh Syme

Contributed by Stephan Peters

<cite>Presto </cite>– Rush

From the Choirgirl Hotel by Tori Amos1998

Katerina Jebb
Michael Nash Associates

Contributed by WordsandFonts

<cite>From the Choirgirl Hotel</cite> by Tori Amos

Charli XCXc. 2013

Andy Hayes Design

Contributed by Gareth Hague

MC5 – Back in the USA album cover1970

Joan Marker

Contributed by Nick Sherman

MC5 – <cite>Back in the USA</cite> album cover

Led Zeppelin II album cover1969

David Juniper

Contributed by Neil Priddey

Led Zeppelin <cite>II</cite> album cover

Led Zeppelin debut album1968

George Hardie

Contributed by Neil Priddey

Led Zeppelin debut album

Miami by James Gang1974

unknown

Contributed by Stephen Coles

<cite>Miami</cite> by James Gang

Improvised Meditations & Excursions by John Lewis1959

Marvin Israel

Contributed by Stephen Coles

<cite>Improvised Meditations & Excursions</cite> by John Lewis

Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers With Thelonious Monk1958

Marvin Israel

Contributed by Stephen Coles

<cite>Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers With Thelonious Monk</cite>

Pure Blues by Jimmy & Mama Yancey1958

Marvin Israel

Contributed by Stephen Coles

<cite>Pure Blues</cite> by Jimmy & Mama Yancey

The Greatest Rock & Roll1957

Marvin Israel

Contributed by Stephen Coles

<cite>The Greatest Rock & Roll</cite>

The Modern Jazz Quartet At Music Inn1956

Marvin Israel

Contributed by Stephen Coles

<cite>The Modern Jazz Quartet At Music Inn</cite>

Free Jazz by the Ornette Coleman Double Quartet1961

Loring Eutemey

Contributed by Rob Hudson

<cite>Free Jazz</cite> by the Ornette Coleman Double Quartet

The Shape of Jazz to Come by Ornette Coleman1959

Marvin Israel

Contributed by Rob Hudson

<cite>The Shape of Jazz to Come</cite> by Ornette Coleman

Kintsugi by Death Cab For Cutie2015

Hum Creative
Joe Rudko

Contributed by Geo Chierchia

<cite>Kintsugi</cite> by Death Cab For Cutie

Quiet Fire by Roberta Flack1971

Ira Friedlander

Contributed by Stephen Coles

<cite>Quiet Fire</cite> by Roberta Flack

The Best Of Sonny & Cher1967

Loring Eutemey

Photo(s) by “Klaus Hiltscher” on Flickr.

The Best Of Sonny & Cher

Black Heat1972

Richard Mantel

Contributed by Stephen Coles

<cite>Black Heat</cite>

That’s A Plenty by Wilbur De Paris & His New New Orleans Jazz1959

Marvin Israel

Contributed by Florian Hardwig

<cite>That’s A Plenty</cite> by Wilbur De Paris & His New New Orleans Jazz

The Vanilla Fudge record covers1968

unknown

Photo(s) by “Klaus Hiltscher” on Flickr.

The Vanilla Fudge record covers