Summary
American International Records was a record label which was a subsidiary of American International Pictures that was used to release music from their films. It also released recordings from individual artists.
Background edit
AIP started their own record label, American International Records, in 1959.[1] The manager was Don Leon. That year he announced that Al Simms replaced Jimmy Madden as the head of A&R.[2]
As a division of American International Pictures, it was used to release recorded music soundtracks from the film companies B grade film productions.[3] One such film was Bucktown which featured a score that was written by Johnny Pate, and having the main theme sung by Luther Rabb. The soundtrack was released on American International Records AIR 4477 in 1975.[4]
References edit
- ^ The Billboard, June 8, 1959 - Page 9 MUSIC NEWS, 14 MORE JOIN LABEL P:ARADE
- ^ Cashbox, October 3, 1959 - Page 34 Record Ramblings
- ^ Both Sides Now Publications - Together/American International Records/L&R Album Discography By Peter Preuss, Mike Callahan and David Edwards
- ^ Discogs - Johnny Pate – Bucktown (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)
External links edit
- Discogs: American International Records