Vinyl Record Merch

Vintage retro music has a charm of its own. Love music? Love retro

Vintage retro music has a charm of its own. Love music? Love retro

I Want My Music On Wax 2

Junglist 45 Adapter.

Bold and Vibrant record painting designs by artist and author Jason Hancock. Titled after info or songs on the actual album. Let the Music Move Ya!

Graphic design of a vinyl record.

Soul Jazz Funk Hip Hop

Rainbow record.

Illustration of vintage vinyl records.

Vinyl sounds better quote.

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The turntable is skipping again pun cartoon. For a vintage dj, deejay, vinyl records collector and LP, 12", music, skipping rope, rope skipping, jump rope, hipster, retro, disco, record player fans.

Vik Records was a subsidiary of RCA Victor Records established in April 1953. In the Billboard issue of the 11th of that month, it was announced that RCA was launching, namelessly, a new label that was the company's first to be distributed independently. Billboard opted to use the name Label "X" for the new company. The name was kept, as the label began to hire a series of staffers and decide on a direction. Label X was officially formed on April 20, 1953. Though wholly owned and operated by RCA, it had its own independent distribution. Joe Carlton was the head of the new company. RCA spent the rest of the year trying to establish an identity for "X", eventually settling on cover records of R&B hits and quasi-R&B sides.

Central to M-Pac! is the Leaner family. By 1963 when brothers George and Ernie Leaner added M-Pac! as a sub-label to their One-derful! label, they were revered figures on Chicago's Record Row and beyond. They distributed material from labels like Motown and Stax and they attracted top talent. It wasn't uncommon for a WVON DJ to help the Leaners sign their newest discovery, or for their singers, musicians, songwriters, or producers to have Chess or Motown on their resumes.

Warwick Records was a record label established in 1959 by Morty Craft. One of the label's earliest releases was a jazz album called Memories Of "Jolie" by 'Morty Craft & His Singing Strings'. Herbie Hancock's first appearance on record was for Warwick on an album with Donald Byrd and Pepper Adams. The label's catalogue also included albums by Ralph Burns, Teddy Charles, and Curtis Fuller. Warwick also released the single "Dream Alone"/"Beat Love" by the then relatively unknown Art Garfunkel under the name Artie Garr. Warwick was founded in New York City and was short-lived, closing after the album by Burns.

Vintage retro music has a charm of its own. Love music? Love retro

Vintage retro music has a charm of its own. Love music? Love retro

New artwork by Kaddara's for music lovers.

my take on a vintage record label

Splash Vinyl Black and White Retro

astronaut DJ in space with a vinyl records like a halo over his head

Modernist Soul Collective

Digital art illustration anime cute Cute Lion Do you love everything kawaii? Then this digital art illustration of a cute Cute Lion is perfect for you! With its big eyes and adorable features, this print is sure to brighten up any room.

Lotuspool Records is dedicated to releasing exceptional music, regardless of its appeal.

Joshua Tree Vinyl

old school cool

Unleash the soulful spirit of reggae with our "Reggae Music Rasta Vintage Vinyl Record". Perfect Gift for Reggae Enthusiasts: Searching for a gift that speaks to the reggae soul? The Reggae Music Pop Art Vinyl Record Album Cover is a thoughtful and stylish present for any music lover, blending the best of reggae vibes and pop art aesthetics.

Vintage vinyl record collectors design says, It's Not Hoarding If It's Vinyl. Funny saying for vinyl record collectors and djs. Great for music lovers. Grab this for Christmas or birthday for anyone who loves old vinyl records.

Celebrate the epic fun of 45 RPM single music power hits from the rock and roll 1970s. A perfect design for the classic record shop fans and vinyl lovers. Classic distressed record label typography with Cooper Standard font: 45 RPM Side 1

Vinyl 90s yellow blue and red design.

Everyone loves that “analog warmth”, don’t we? Though sometimes the nostalgia glasses might just distort our view just enough that reality doesn’t really come into the picture anymore. Vinyl records used to be the mainstream thing until they weren’t, then they came back with a vengeance, but are they what they used to be? Are we?

Musical inspiration

This Chicago house music t shirt makes the perfect gift or birthday present for the festival or rave fan in your life. Electronic musicians, DJs, producers, and synthesizer fans are welcome too!

I love Vinyl

Vinyl LP Beats

Good old music from a vinyl record.