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All for One Records, better known as AFO, was an African American musician-owned record label. AFO was founded in New Orleans in 1961 by Harold Battiste, who was an established composer, arranger, and performer. AFO was established as a musicians' collective.
A.F.O. Records. Profile: Soul label from New Orleans, LA, U.S.A. founded by Harold Battiste. The initials stand for "All For One". Released twelve singles and three albums between 1961 and 1963; some of them were distributed by Sue Records Inc. . Distribution problems however contributed to the AFO experiment being mothballed.
All meant writing our own history. All meant, well, everything.”. AFO succeeded beyond his wildest dreams. Within a few months, they produced a million-selling hit record, Barbara George’s “I Know.”. They also released the first recordings featuring seminal New Orleans musicians Ellis Marsalis, James Black, Edward Blackwell and Alvin ...
Explora las ediciones del sello discográfico A.F.O. Records. Encuentra lo que falta en tu discografía y compra ediciones de A.F.O. Records.
From the basic work done by AFO Records and At Last Publishing Co. in the early 1960′s, we will go back to research the period from 1950 through to 2000. We will not only expand the AFO Exhibit, but also uncover many of the treasures of the period that have gone unnoticed by history. The decision to bring these components under the shelter of ...
Recorded in 1961, Prince La La was the first artist on AFO Records and this was his “hit.”. 1962. Ya Ya – Lee Dorsey. Lee Dorsey’s first “hit” produced by Battiste in 1961. 1965-1966. These are four of the “hits” by Sonny and Cher with Harold Battiste as their music director, arranger and co-producer. I Got You Babe.
All for One Records, más conocido como AFO , era un sello discográfico propiedad de músicos afroamericanos . [1] AFO fue fundada en Nueva Orleans en 1961 por Harold Battiste , quien era un compositor, arreglista e intérprete establecido. [1] AFO se estableció como un colectivo de músicos. [2] [3] Según el ex alumno de AFO Wallace Johnson, Battiste "dijo que era hora de que los músicos ...
