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| Paula |
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| Pendulum |
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| Peniel |
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| Permanent Recordings |
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| Phonogram |
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| Phydeaux |
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Larry Norman's own record label. |
| Pickwick International Productions (P.I.P.) |
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Pickwick was a mainstream label that released mainly "best of" collections of different artists. They released a Christian album of Jesus Music by Street Christians in 1971. |
| Pierced Records |
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| Pila |
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| Pilgrim |
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| Pirk Music |
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| Pit Bull Productions |
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| Planet Records |
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| Platinum |
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| Pocketwatch |
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| Polydor |
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| Positive Pop |
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| Power Discs |
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| Prescott |
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| Prestige |
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| Pretty Good Records |
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| Priority |
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Priority Records was a division of CBS. |
| Provident |
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| Provident-Integrity Distribution |
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| PSP Records |
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| PTL |
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| Pulse |
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| Pure Metal |
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| Pure Springs Gospel |
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PureSprings Gospel (formerly WellSpring Gospel) is a gospel music record label by gospel artist CeCe Winans. Winans founded the label in 1999 when Pioneer folded and released Alabaster Box as an experimental album and the album did well. Winans appointed Demetrius Stewart to oversee the label. |
| Pyramid |
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| Questar/Mission Records |
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| Qwest |
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| R&L |
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| R.E.X. Music |
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R.E.X. Records was an independent record label founded by Doug Mann and Gavin Morkel, which operated from 1987 until 1995. Operations were based in Chicago until 1990 when the company moved to Nashville. The label was artistic in nature, and though they were especially active in the Christian metal genre, some acts were also marked to mainstream audiences. Sublabels included Storyville Records and Street Level Records (founded by Randy Stonehill.) |
| Radiate |
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Founded by GRAMMY nominated, Dove Award-winning Songwriter and Producer of the Year, Ian Eskelin in 2015. Eskelin’s 20-plus-year resume in the music business, ranging from being a recording artist to a record executive, gives him a unique perspective in partnering with artists who are passionate about impacting culture with music. |
| Rainbow Sound Inc |
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Initially called Valor Records (circa era 1961). Rainbow Sound Inc was founded by Reverend Charles Massegee in 1962. Reverend Massegee, a Southern Baptist evangelist, began recording church choirs and singers on location with his own portable equipment. As the label grew and, business expanded Rainbow Sound Inc added a studio and recording equipment. In 1969 Massegee brought in Bob Cline as a full time engineer and manager at Rainbow Sound Inc. The labels continued to grow. Between 1969 to 1971 alone Rainbow Sound recorded over 200 Gospel albums! |
| Rambler Records |
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Distributed by Word. |
| Ransom Records |
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| RayLynn |
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| Razor & Tie |
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| RCA Camden |
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| RCA Inspiration |
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| RCA Records |
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| RCA Victor |
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| RCity |
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| re:think |
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| Reach |
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Reach Records and ReachLife Ministries strive to, “bridge the gap between biblical truth and urban context.” Founded in 2003, Reach Records is a Christian music record label dedicated to using music as a means of reaching the urban community in a biblically sound way. While Reach Records employs music to reveal biblical truth, ReachLife Ministries aims to empower ministry leaders with this music in order to grow the urban church. |
| ReAnimated Records |
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| Red Moon |
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| Red Road |
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