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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Qwest_RecordsQwest Records - Wikipedia

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   Qwest Records was established by Quincy Jones in 1980 as a joint venture with Warner Bros. Records, though Jones remained under contract with A&M Records until 1981. The first release on Qwest was George Benson's 1980 album, Give Me the Night, shared with Warner Bros. Records, as Benson was under contract with them.

2. www.jazznearyou.com › losangeles › recordlabelQwest Records - Los Angeles

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   Record Label: Qwest Records, Burbank. View Qwest Records profile to find location, contact info and other details. Find more Jazz Record Labels in Burbank

3. www.discogs.com › label › 6723-Qwest-RecordsQwest Records Discography | Discogs

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   Explore music from the Qwest Records label. Discover what's missing in your collection and shop for Qwest Records releases.

4. www.laweekly.com › the-20-best-record-stores-inThe 20 Best Record Stores in Los Angeles (and Beyond)

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   • Mount Analog. Mount Analog isn’t just the best record store in Los Angeles — it’s the only one of its kind. The Highland Park shop caters to those who delight in cassette-only noise label samplers, for instance, or double-LP collections of Persian psychedelia, records that are otherwise available only via underground distros and specialist online shops.
   • Vacation Vinyl. Vacation is one of those wonderful music-slinging shops where the owner isn’t the typical record-store guy (read: anal and condescending).
   • Amoeba Music. If you enter Amoeba with some money, you will leave with none. The third of three locations (the other two are in the Bay Area, where the chain started), the Hollywood store is a colossal warehouse of music, movies and merch and a veritable shrine to pop culture consumerism.
   • Atomic Records. With Backside Records cratering in June, Atomic stands alone in Burbank as the only record store in L.A.’ s media nerve center. For 21 years, owner Steve Alper has relied on a massive collection of vintage vinyl — everything from rare ESP-Disk LPs to new-wave singles — to serve as Burbank’s vinyl nerve center.

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   Play QwestRecords and discover followers on SoundCloud | Stream tracks, albums, playlists on desktop and mobile.

7. www.discogs.com › release › 1494812-Alessi-Long-TimeAlessi – Long Time Friends (1982, Los Angeles ... - Discogs

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   View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 1982 Vinyl release of "Long Time Friends" on Discogs.

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   Where can I buy a record in Long Beach?

   • The store also has a thriving label, which just put out a record by local garage/psych band Frankie and the Witch Fingers. 5116 York Blvd., Highland Park, 90042. (323) 739-6141, permanentrecordschicago.com. —Gustavo Turner 10. Fingerprints No trip to Long Beach is complete without a stop at Fingerprints.

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9. www.rapreviews.com › archive › BTTL_qdthreelabvarious artists :: Q.D. III Soundlab :: Qwest Records

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   Nevertheless, there are enough pointers to indicate that Q.D. III was willing to do his own thing, and that his 'thing' was first and foremost hip-hop. Quincy Jones was instrumental in his son's first (and to this day only) full-length, as it was released on his own Qwest Records.