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Planet Records

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Planet Records
Parent companySony Music Entertainment
Founded1978
FounderRichard Perry
StatusDefunct
Distributor(s)Elektra Records/ Asylum Records (United States and Canada) (1978-1982); WEA Discos (Brazil, South America, Central America, Mexico and Caribbean) (1978-1982); RCA Victor (1982-1985)
GenreVarious
Country of originU.S.

Planet Records was an American record label founded in 1978 by record producer Richard Perry. It was distributed by Elektra/Asylum Records until 1982, when Perry sold it to RCA Records.[1]

Label history

Beginnings

The label was founded in 1978 by Perry as a side vehicle for showcasing new talent he was nurturing while he was still producing existing artists for other record labels. The first act signed to the label was the Pointer Sisters, who became the label's biggest sellers. Other acts on the label included Bill Medley, Greg Phillinganes, the Plimsouls and American Noise.[2]

Acquisition by RCA Records

Perry sold Planet Records to RCA Records in 1982, which operated it as a subsidiary label through late 1985, when it was liquidated. After the demise of the label, records by the Pointer Sisters, Phillinganes and Medley all appeared on the RCA Victor label. The remaining artists on Planet's roster did not have their contracts renewed.

Artists

Discography

  • P-1 - Energy - Pointer Sisters
  • P-2 - Night - Night
  • P-3 - Night - Night (reissue of P-2 with added track)
  • P-4 - Sue Saad and The Next - Sue Saad and The Next
  • P-5 - Thin Red Line - The Cretones
  • P-6 - Sharp Cuts: New Music from American Bands - Various Artists
  • P-8 - American Noise - American Noise
  • P-9 - Special Things - Pointer Sisters
  • P-10 - Lond Distance - Night
  • P-12 - Mark Saffan and The Keepers - Mark Saffan and The Keepers
  • P-13 - The Plimsouls - The Plimsouls
  • P-15 - Snap! Snap! - The Cretones
  • P-16 - Feels Right - Marva King
  • P-17 - Significant Gains - Greg Phillinganes
  • P-18 - Black & White - Pointer Sisters
  • P-24 - Swing - Swing
  • P-9001 - The Champ (soundtrack) - Various Artists
  • P-9002 - Voices (soundtrack) - Various Artists
  • P-9003 - Priority - Pointer Sisters
  • E1-60206 - Greatest Hits - Pointer Sisters
  • BXL1-4355 - So Excited! - Pointer Sisters
  • BXL1-4426 - The Good Times Are Back - Full Swing
  • BXL1-4434 - Right Here and Now - Bill Medley
  • BXL1-4508 - Baby Sister - June Pointer
  • BXL1-4698 - Pulse - Greg Phillinganes
  • BXL1-4705 - Break Out - Pointer Sisters
  • BXL1-4705A - Break Out - Pointer Sisters (reissue with a remix of "I'm So Excited" replacing "Nightline")

See also

References

  1. ^ "Richard Perry - LEGENDARY MUSIC PRODUCER". Richardperrymusic.com. Retrieved May 26, 2023.
  2. ^ "Planet Records (5)". Discogs.

External links

This page was last edited on 4 February 2024, at 01:54
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