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The 17 pages that link to Atlantic Records, each with the reason it gives.

• Rhythm and bluesRelated: Its artists and production helped bring rhythm and blues to wider audiences.

• Soul musicRelated: Its recordings helped establish soul’s sound and brought artists such as Ray Charles and Aretha Franklin to wide audiences.

• Aretha FranklinRelated: Her Atlantic period produced many of the recordings most closely associated with her career.

• Ray CharlesRelated: The label released Charles’s breakthrough recordings during the 1950s.

• Stax RecordsRelated: Atlantic distributed Stax records nationally and helped bring its music to a wider market.

• The DriftersRelated: The label signed and recorded the Drifters throughout their formative years.

• Jerry WexlerRelated: Wexler joined the young label in 1953 and became one of its central executives.

• Ornette ColemanRelated: Its 1959–1961 Coleman albums brought his new music to a wider audience.

• Bobby DarinRelated: Darin recorded early hits, including “Splish Splash,” for Atlantic.

• David GeffenRelated: Geffen worked at Atlantic after leaving the William Morris Agency.

• Led Zeppelin IVRelated: Atlantic issued the album and supported its extraordinary international reach.

• Clyde McPhatterRelated: Atlantic released McPhatter’s recordings with the Drifters and as a solo artist.

• Jerry Leiber and Mike StollerRelated: The partnership’s work with Atlantic brought its songwriting and production into a major R&B recording operation.

• Oliver TreeRelated: Tree released Ugly Is Beautiful through Atlantic Records.