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Encyclopedia > Queen Records

Queen Records was the "Race Records" (African American) of King Records.


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King Records (1103 words)
In August, 1945 started Queen records and expanded into rhythm and blue.The first release was "The Honeydripper" by Bull Moose Jackson.
The last Queen record was by Earl Bostic, an artist who would assure the future of King's RandB, as well as it's uptown image.With the success of Bull Moose Jackson and Earl Bostic convinced Nathan sophistication was the key.
He recorded 30 albums and was still with the King until his death in 1965.
VH1.com : Queen : Biography (1552 words)
Queen labored long and hard over the record; according to many reports, it was the most expensive rock record ever made at the time of its release.
Because Queen embraced such mass success and adoration, they were scorned by the rock press, especially when they came to represent all of the worst tendencies of the old guard in the wake of punk.
Queen were at the height of their popularity as they entered the '80s, releasing The Game, their most diverse album to date, in 1980.
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