The Ammor Record Corporation issued their first records in 1940.[1] Ammor focused on performers who were based on the West Coast.[1] Recording and manufacturing were handled by C. P. Macgregor.[1] Ammor only issued records for a few months, issuing around 20 discs.[1][2][3] When Ammor ceased operations, some of the recordings were subsequently released on Eli Oberstein's Varsity Records, and when Varsity quit, material originating from Ammor was in turn released on Savoy Records.[2]
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In 1940 Nat King Cole signed a contract with Ammor.[4] He recorded four sides in February 1940.[5][2] Issued shortly thereafter, these were the first Nat King Cole records offered to the general public.[2] Other artist who appear on Ammor are the Larry Breese orchestra, the Ceele Burke orchestra, the Seger Ellis orchestra, Sid Gary, and the Pied Pipers.[3][a]
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^ abcdSutton, Allan; Nauck, Kurt (2000). American Record Labels and Companies - An Encyclopedia (1891-1943). Denver, Colorado: Mainspring Press. p. 7. ISBN0-9671819-0-9.
^ abcdTeubig, Klaus (1994). Straighten Up and Fly Right: a chronology and discography of Nat "King" Cole. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. p. 39-40. ISBN0-313-29251-5.
^ abWatts, Randy; Settlemier, Tyrone; Turner, Patrick (November 12, 2012). "Numerical Listing of Ammor 78rpm issues". Online Discographical Project. Retrieved February 2, 2018.
^Teubig, Klaus (1994). Straighten Up and Fly Right: a chronology and discography of Nat "King" Cole. Westport, Connecticut: Greenwood Press. p. 9. ISBN0-313-29251-5.
ammor, records, short, lived, american, record, label, issued, first, commercial, recordings, king, cole, ammor, side, contents, history, repertoire, references, noteshistory, editthe, ammor, record, corporation, issued, their, first, records, 1940, ammor, foc. Ammor Records was a short lived American record label It issued the first commercial recordings of Nat King Cole Ammor 113 side A Contents 1 History 2 Repertoire 3 References 4 NotesHistory editThe Ammor Record Corporation issued their first records in 1940 1 Ammor focused on performers who were based on the West Coast 1 Recording and manufacturing were handled by C P Macgregor 1 Ammor only issued records for a few months issuing around 20 discs 1 2 3 When Ammor ceased operations some of the recordings were subsequently released on Eli Oberstein s Varsity Records and when Varsity quit material originating from Ammor was in turn released on Savoy Records 2 Repertoire editIn 1940 Nat King Cole signed a contract with Ammor 4 He recorded four sides in February 1940 5 2 Issued shortly thereafter these were the first Nat King Cole records offered to the general public 2 Other artist who appear on Ammor are the Larry Breese orchestra the Ceele Burke orchestra the Seger Ellis orchestra Sid Gary and the Pied Pipers 3 a References edit a b c d Sutton Allan Nauck Kurt 2000 American Record Labels and Companies An Encyclopedia 1891 1943 Denver Colorado Mainspring Press p 7 ISBN 0 9671819 0 9 a b c d Teubig Klaus 1994 Straighten Up and Fly Right a chronology and discography of Nat King Cole Westport Connecticut Greenwood Press p 39 40 ISBN 0 313 29251 5 a b Watts Randy Settlemier Tyrone Turner Patrick November 12 2012 Numerical Listing of Ammor 78rpm issues Online Discographical Project Retrieved February 2 2018 Teubig Klaus 1994 Straighten Up and Fly Right a chronology and discography of Nat King Cole Westport Connecticut Greenwood Press p 9 ISBN 0 313 29251 5 Epstein Daniel Mark 1999 Nat King Cole New York Farrar Straus and Giroux p 89 ISBN 0 374 21912 5 Notes edit unlikely to be the same group as The Pied Pipers Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Ammor Records amp oldid 1102055858, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
