Embryo Records

Embryo Records was a jazz and rock record label founded by Herbie Mann as a division of Atlantic Records, itself distributed by the Atlantic subsidiary Cotillion Records.[1] The label released albums in the years 1969 through 1977.

For the Utah-based music company formerly known as Embryo Records, see Deseret Book Company.
Embryo Records
Parent companyAtlantic Records
Founded1969 (1969)
FounderHerbie Mann
Defunct1977 (1977)
StatusDefunct
GenreJazz, rock
Country of originU.S.
Embryo Record label from Push Push

Discography
Catalog #AlbumArtistYear
SD520Stone FluteHerbie Mann1970
SD521Uptown ConversationRon Carter1970
SD522Brute ForceBrute Force1970
SD523Gypsy CryAttila Zoller1970
SD524Infinite SearchMiroslav Vitous1969
SD525Inside an Hour GlassArnie Lawrence and Children of All Ages1970
SD526Muscle Shoals Nitty GrittyHerbie Mann1970
SD527The Fifth WordJerry Novac A/K/A/ Novac Noury1970
SD528Just GuitarSandy Nassan1970
SD529CirclesWilliam S. Fischer1971
SD530Live at the Frankfurt Jazz FestivalPhil Woods and his European Rhythm Machine1971
SD531Memphis Two-StepHerbie Mann1971
SD532Push PushHerbie Mann1971
SD533'71 (Unreleased)Herbie Mann1971
SD535First ServeDanny Toan1977
SD536UpMorrissey–Mullen1977
SD730The Floating OperaThe Floating Opera1971
SD731Pepper's Pow WowJim Pepper1971
SD732Zero TimeTonto's Expanding Head Band1971
SD733AirAir1971
SD734Comin' Outta the GhettoChris Hills & Everything Is Everything1971

See also

References
  1. History
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