Limelight Records

Limelight Records was a jazz record label and subsidiary of Mercury Records started in 1962. The catalogue included music by Art Blakey, Dizzy Gillespie, Earl Hines, Milt Jackson, Gerry Mulligan, and Oscar Peterson.[1]

Originally headed by Quincy Jones, its activities were directed by the producer Jack Tracy. Though mainly a jazz label, it also released rock, experimental, electronic, and Indian music.

The label's masters are now controlled by Verve Records and The Island Def Jam Music Group, which has reissued some of the Limelight releases on CD.

Discography

Albums
# Artist Album
86001Blakey, Art'S Make It
86002Various ArtistsI/We Had a Ball
86003Baker, ChetBaby Breeze
86004Mulligan, GerryButterfly with Hiccups
86005Gibbs, TerryEl Nutto
86006Jackson, MiltIn a New Setting
86007Gillespie, DizzyJambo Caribe
86008Kirk, RolandI Talk with the Spirits
86009Adderley, Cannonball & John ColtraneCannonball and Coltrane
86010Peterson, OscarCanadiana Suite
86011/12Brown, CliffordThe Immortal Clifford Brown
86013Dolphy, EricLast Date
86014Three Sounds, TheThree Moods
86015Mingus, CharlesMingus Revisited
86016McCann, LesBut Not Really
86017Various ArtistsCharlie Parker 10th Memorial Concert
86018Blakey, ArtSoul Finger
86019Baker, ChetBaker's Holiday
86020Hines, EarlGrand Reunion 1
86021Mulligan, GerryIf You Can't Beat 'Em, Join 'Em!
86022Gillespie, DizzyThe New Continent
86023Peterson, OscarEloquence
86024Jackson, MiltMilt Jackson at the Museum of Modern Art
86025McCann, LesBeaux J. Pooboo
86026Three Sounds, TheBeautiful Friendship
86027Kirk, RolandRip Rig and Panic
86028Hines, EarlGrand Reunion 2
86029Peterson, OscarWith Respect to Nat
86030Mulligan, GerryFeelin' Good
86031McCann, LesBeaux J. Pooboo
86032Adderley, Cannonball & NatThem Adderleys
86033Kirk, RolandSlightly Latin
86034Blakey, ArtButtercorn Lady
86035Peterson, OscarWith Respect to Nat
86036McCann, LesLive at Shelly's Manne-Hole
86037Three Sounds, TheToday's Sounds
86038Blakey, ArtHold On, I'm Coming
86039Peterson, OscarBlues Etude
86040Mulligan, GerrySomething Borrowed - Something Blue
86041McCann, LesLes McCann Plays the Hits
86042Gillespie, DizzyThe Melody Lingers On
86043McCann, LesBucket O' Grease
86044Peterson, OscarSoul Español
86045Jackson, MiltBorn Free
86046McCann, LesLive at Bohemian Caverns - Washington, DC
86047Various ArtistsImages Fantastiques
86048Various ArtistsPanorama Electronique
86049Henry, PierreLe Voyage
86050Dissevelt, Tom & Kid BaltanSongs of the Second Moon
86051Percussions Of Strasbourg, TheThe Percussions of Strasbourg
86052Hambraeus, BengtConstellations and Interferences
86053Bhattacharya, DebenClassical Ragas of India
86054Mecki Mark MenMecki Mark Men
86055Badings & RaaijmakersEvolutions and Contrasts
86056Khan, Lateef AhmedRagas: Streams of Light – Three North Indian Ragas
86057Various ArtistsSantur, Tunbuk, and Tar: Music and Drum Rhythms from Iran
86058White, RuthSeven Trumps from the Tarot Card/Pinions
86059Henry, PierreVariations for a Door and a Sigh
86060Bley, PaulMr. Joy
86061Various ArtistsResponse/Electronic Music from Norway
86062Fifty Foot HoseCauldron[2]
86063Sound of Feeling, TheSpleen
86064Percussions of Strasbourg, TheSignals
86065Henry, PierreMass for Today/The Green Queen
86066White, RuthFlowers of Evil
86067Robertson, DonDawn
86068Mecki Mark MenRunning in the Summernight
86069Beaver & KrauseRagnarok - Electronic Funk
86070Electronic Concept Orchestra, TheMoog Groove
86071Jackson, MelvinFunky Skull
86072Electronic Concept Orchestra, TheElectric Love

References
  1. Kernfeld, Barry (2002). Kernfeld, Barry (ed.). The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz. 2 (2nd ed.). New York: Grove's Dictionaries Inc. p. 610. ISBN 1-56159-284-6.
  2. Allmusic
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