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Capitol Records Nashville
Parent company Universal Music Group
Founded

  • Capitol Nashville (1950)

  • EMI Nashville (2010)
Founder

  • Johnny Mercer

  • Buddy DeSylva
Distributor(s) Universal Music Group Nashville
Genre

  • Country

  • comedy
Country of origin United States
Location Nashville, Tennessee
Official website capitolnashville.com

Capitol Records Nashville is a major United States-based record label located in Nashville, Tennessee operating as part of the Universal Music Group Nashville. From 1991 to 1995, Capitol Nashville was known as Liberty Records, before returning to the Capitol Nashville name in 1995. While under the Liberty name, the label operated short-lived sister label Patriot Records from 1994 to 1995. In 1999, EMI launched Virgin Records Nashville but by 2001, Capitol absorbed the short-lived label. In 2010, the label launched sister label EMI Nashville. On March 23, 2011, Alan Jackson signed with Capitol's EMI Nashville division in conjunction with his own ACR Records label.


Capitol Nashville was also home to several successful comedy artists.




Contents






  • 1 Artists on Capitol Nashville


  • 2 Artists on EMI Records Nashville


  • 3 Former artists


  • 4 See also


  • 5 External links





Artists on Capitol Nashville



  • Dierks Bentley

  • Luke Bryan

  • Mickey Guyton

  • Adam Hambrick

  • Little Big Town

  • Jon Pardi

  • Darius Rucker

  • Carrie Underwood

  • Keith Urban



Artists on EMI Records Nashville



  • Gary Allan

  • Brothers Osborne

  • Eric Church

  • Alan Jackson

  • Jon Langston

  • Brandon Lay



Former artists




  • Trace Adkins


  • Bryan Austin (Patriot)

  • The Bama Band

  • Kelleigh Bannen

  • Joe Barnhill

  • Stephanie Bentley

  • John Berry

  • Suzy Bogguss

  • Lisa Brokop

  • Garth Brooks

  • Kix Brooks

  • T. Graham Brown

  • Chris Cagle

  • Glen Campbell

  • Paulette Carlson

  • Rodney Carrington

  • Deana Carter


  • Cee Cee Chapman (Curb/Capitol)

  • Jameson Clark

  • Jessi Colter

  • Billy "Crash" Craddock

  • Kenny Dale

  • Lacy J. Dalton

  • Linda Davis

  • Clay Davidson

  • Billy Dean

  • The Delevantes

  • Amber Dotson

  • George Ducas

  • Whitney Duncan

  • Emilio Navaira

  • Ty England

  • Skip Ewing

  • Cleve Francis


  • The Goldens (Capitol/SBK)


  • Noah Gordon (Patriot)

  • Ricky Lynn Gregg

  • Mark Gross

  • Merle Haggard

  • Jennifer Hanson

  • Joni Harms

  • Walker Hayes

  • Steven Wayne Horton

  • Joey Hyde

  • The Jenkins

  • Charles Kelley


  • Jerry Kilgore (Virgin Nashville)

  • Brandon Kinney

  • Lady Antebellum

  • Chris LeDoux


  • Tom Mabe (Virgin Nashville)

  • Barbara Mandrell

  • Mason Dixon

  • Delbert McClinton

  • Mindy McCready

  • Jennette McCurdy

  • Mel McDaniel

  • Scott McQuaig

  • Dana McVicker

  • Roy D. Mercer

  • Dean Miller

  • Dude Mowrey

  • Anne Murray

  • Willie Nelson

  • Juice Newton

  • Nitty Gritty Dirt Band


  • Troy Olsen (EMI Nashville)

  • Jamie O'Neal


  • Marie Osmond (Curb/Capitol)

  • Allison Paige

  • Palomino Road

  • Eric Paslay

  • Pearl River

  • Pirates of the Mississippi

  • Eddie Rabbitt

  • The Ranch

  • Eddy Raven

  • Ashley Ray


  • Julie Reeves (Virgin Nashville)

  • River Road

  • Kenny Rogers

  • Roy Rogers

  • Linda Ronstadt


  • Sawyer Brown (Curb/Capitol)

  • Don Schlitz

  • Thom Schuyler

  • Hillary Scott & the Scott Family

  • Shenandoah

  • Ryan Shupe & The RubberBand

  • Russell Smith

  • Jo-El Sonnier

  • Verlon Thompson

  • Cyndi Thomson

  • Trader-Price

  • Tanya Tucker

  • Steve Wariner

  • Emily West

  • Dottie West

  • Ron White

  • Wild Rose

  • Cheryl Wheeler

  • Lari White

  • Tim Wilson

  • Jeff Wood

  • Curtis Wright

  • Billy Yates

  • Faron Young




See also



  • Capitol Music Group

  • Capitol Records

  • List of Capitol Records artists

  • EMI

  • Virgin Records

  • List of record labels



External links


  • Official website



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