Beyoncé from “7/11” (2014 - Columbia Records)
Beyoncé from “7/11“ (2014 - Columbia Records)
vinylespassion: Columbia Records, 1953.
anotherstateofmind67: Columbia Record Club, 1966
BACK IN THE DAY |3/28/95| Big L releases his debut album, Lifestylez
BACK IN THE DAY |4/6/97| Nas releases his third studio album,
BACK IN THE DAY |4/19/94| Nas releases his debut album, Illmatic,
BACK IN THE DAY |7/9/91| The soundtrack to the movie, Boyz N
BACK IN THE DAY |8/10/99| 50 Cent released his debut single,
BACK IN THE DAY |8/13/91| Cypress Hill releases their debut album,
BACK IN THE DAY |11/13/94| Big L released the first single, Put
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BACK IN THE DAY |3/28/95| Big L releases his debut album, Lifestylez
BACK IN THE DAY |12/8/09| Clipse released their third album,
BACK IN THE DAY |2/13/96| The Fugees released their second album,
BACK IN THE DAY |4/16/02| Nas released, One Mic, off of his fifth
BACK IN THE DAY |7/2/96| Nas releases his second album, It Was
museumuesum: Ezra Stoller John Hancock Building, Skidmore, Owings
barcarole: Stravinsky checking his scores at Columbia Records
blondebrainpower:Tony Bennett Spring in Manhattan “Columbia
blondebrainpower: Tony Bennett - Spring in Manhattan, 1963“Columbia
barcarole: John Coltrane during a recording session at Columbia
santaferomantic: Solo Monk is the eighth album Thelonious Monk
burnedshoes: © Eve Arnold, 1952, Marlene Dietrich, New York
blowmyblues: The Times They Are a-Changin’ is the third studio
soundsof71: Bob Dylan Goes Electric! Bringing It All Back Home
soundsof71: Bob Dylan Goes Electric! Bringing It All Back Home
adelesgrace: Alice In Chains filming Man in the Box. Malibu
John Coltrane with Miles Davis at Columbia Recording Studios,
houseofdawn: NAS - Illmatic: Illmatic is the debut album of
design-is-fine: Marlene Dietrich on the cover of her record
thecoalcreekboys: My slowly but surly growing Miles Davis, Columbia
1948, Columbia Records introduces the 33 ⅓ -RPM long player.
nowxspinning: Miles Davis /// Ballads /// Columbia RE #nowspinning
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artemisvoice: Miles Davis during a record session at Columbia