{"id":1094,"count":4,"description":"American record label, also credited as \"Reprise\" on releases. <strong>Label Code: LC 0322 \/ LC 00322<\/strong>.\r\n\r\nFor the corresponding artist profile (e.g., photography credits), please use Reprise Records.\r\nFor all unofficial\/bootleg releases of this label, please use [l=Reprise Records (2)].\r\n\r\n<strong>Parent companies:<\/strong>\r\nA [l=Time Warner] Company (1991-1998); A [l=Warner Communications] Company (1975-1990); [l=Warner Bros. Records Inc.] (1963-68; 1971-75); a division of [l=Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Records, Inc.] (1968-70).\r\n\r\n<strong>History:<\/strong>\r\nReprise Records was formed December 1960 by Frank Sinatra in order to allow more \"artistic freedom\" for his own recordings. Fellow \"Rat Pack\" members Dean Martin and Sammy Davis Jr. also moved to the label. Reprise was sold to [l=Warner Bros. Records] on August 3, 1963, making it the parent company for the label ever since. Reprise is still operated with artistic control for its artists in mind, though it has had expanded responsibilities as a distributor for other [l=Warner Music Group] labels at times (i.e., [l=Sire Records Company], [l=Tommy Boy Music]).\r\n\r\n<strong>Label design\/identification:<\/strong>\r\nReprise releases have some distinct label design features \u2014 in order of occurrence:\r\n\u2022 Tri-color (green \"owl\" quadrant on upper left, blue \"Spoken Word\" quadrant on upper right; orange half below) for spoken word and comedy. Limited use around 1961-1962.\r\n\u2022 Tri-color (green quadrant above yellow) \"steamboat\" label. Also \"Pop series\" with Reprise descriptor in a hatched black rectangle. Warner Bros. Records Inc. rimtext (Pye distributed in UK prior to CBS). (Also note use of same Pye tri-color label for post-Pye, using a black overstamp on Pye data: [url=\/Family-Music-In-A-Dolls-House\/release\/1566746]Pye Tri (1968)[\/url] vs. [url=\/Frank-Zappa-Hot-Rats\/release\/2640821]Overstamped Tri (1969)[\/url].)\r\n\u2022 Tri-color (mauve quadrant above yellow) after Pye departure.\r\n\u2022 Two-tone (orange segment above yellow\/brown) \"steamboat\" in orange field, with Warner 7Arts \"W7\" and Reprise circular logos. Reprise Records, a division of Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Records, Inc., rimtext (circa 1968\/early 1969).\r\n\u2022 One-color (tan label) \"steamboat\" at top, beside Reprise logo in square red box. Reprise Records, a division of Warner Bros. Records Inc., rimtext (circa 1971). Outside North America, a \"K\" (for Kinney) catalogue number prefix may appear.\r\n\u2022 One-color (tan label) as above, but with extended rimtext with 3300 Warner Blvd. address and Warner Communications Company rimtext with small black \"W\" (in lozenge) logo (introduced circa 1975).\r\n\u2022 Two-color (blue over gold), circa 1980s.\r\nFor an overview, check bsnpubs link below.\r\n\r\nReprise Frank Sinatra releases also follow a similar label design pattern:\r\n\u2022 Tri-color (with blue above gold) \"Serious Frank\" with no company in rimtext (circa 1960).\r\n\u2022 Tri-color (with blue above gold) \"Serious Frank\" with Warner Bros. Records Inc. in rimtext (circa 1963).\r\n\u2022 Tri-color (with blue above gold) \"Smiling Frank\" with Warner Bros. Records Inc. in rimtext (circa 1965).\r\n\u2022 Two-tone (with orange above tan\/brown) \"Smiling Frank\" with Warner 7Arts \"W7\" and Reprise circular logos. Reprise Records, a division of Warner Bros.-Seven Arts Records, Inc., rimtext (circa 1968).\r\n\u2022 Two-tone (with orange above tan\/brown) \"Smiling Frank\" with Reprise logo in square red box. Reprise Records, a division of Warner Bros. Records Inc., rimtext (circa 1971).\r\n\u2022 Two-tone (with orange above tan\/brown) \"Smiling Frank\" with Reprise logo in square red box; extended rimtext with 3300 Warner Blvd. address and Warner Communications Company with small black \"W\" (in lozenge) logo  (introduced circa 1975).\r\n\r\nPlease note that some U.S. cassettes and 8-tracks have a REP code on the spine or elsewhere near or above the catalogue number. This is not part of the catalogue number and should not be entered as such. Instead, it's a label identification code and may be entered in the Barcode and Other Identifiers fields in \"Other.\"\r\n\r\nPlease beware when dealing with early 1990s promotional CDs from Reprise Records without front sleeves, they often have a generic copyright year of \"\u00a91990\" in spite of the releases often not being written until some years after. 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