Some notable events over the years:
1967: Started distributing CTI Records in a deal that ran until 1970.
1969: A & M Records Ltd. (UK) was opened in Great Britain.
1970: A & M Records (Canada) was established.
1977: A & M Records (Europe) was established in Paris, with titles manufactured and distributed in various European countries, mainly through CBS.
1979: Started distributing I.R.S. Records. This deal continued until 1985.
1982: Started distributing the folk/new age label Windham Hill Records. This deal continued until 1989.
1987: Started distributing Twin Tone Records (selected titles) and Nimbus Records.
1988: Launched sub-label Vendetta Records (USA) in NYC. It was shut down in 1990.
1989: A & M sold to PolyGram, but continued to operate as a seperate label.
1990: A & M Canada bought by PolyGram Canada.
1991: Agreement signed with Jimmy Jam & Terry Lewis to launch Perspective Records (A&M). It was shut down in 1996.
1993: Unhappy with the increased integration of the label into the PolyGram corporate structure, Alpert & Moss leave A & M and start a new label, Almo Sounds.
1995: Three year agreement signed with producer Ric Wake to form DV8 Records.
1998: PolyGram becomes part of the international Universal Music Group.
1999: A & M exists in name only after it is merged with Geffen Records and Interscope Records.
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