Island Records Mugs

Description: 80-90 Island Record Logo

Description: Island Records Logo of the 80ies

Description: Island Records Logo from 75-89

Description: Iconic Island Records vintage music label design with palm tree graphic.

Description: A retro-style motif featuring a golden-brown audio playback device with a tonearm and record. Above it, curved text reads '36 CHAMBERS STATEN, ISLAND' and 'SINCE 92''. Below, in a script font, is 'Vintage Records' with decorative lines on either side. The background is black.

Description: THE ABBOTT

Description: ICONIC

Description: Propaganda Vintage Island Records Sparks Band

Description: Distressed graphic echoing legendary Kingston music history. Ideal for vinyl lovers seeking a classic, worn aesthetic celebrating island sounds.

Description: Guts is a retrospective compilation album by John Cale, released by Island Records in February 1977. It includes the songs "Leaving It Up To You", which was deleted from Helen of Troy, and the previously unreleased "Mary Lou". The CD backcover has a misprint: "Guts" is listed as "Cute".

Description: A beautifully detailed vintage retro gig poster layout celebrating the classic sounds of island ska, bluebeat vinyl cuts, and historical 1960s rocksteady dance halls

Description: Grand Records played a pivotal role in the development of the Philadelphia doo-wop sound. Their groups usually performed sad ballads with high tenor leads.

Description: Rare 1974 Island Records promo poster from Here Come The Warm Jets era

Description: R.I.P.

Description: 20th CENTURY ICONS - Grace Jones

Description: greek, hellas, hellenic republic, the pelasgia, hellenic, grecian, hellene, hellenistic, omero, troja, trojan, trojan records, trojan skins, trojan skinhead, greco, grecia.

Description: The sound of summer.

Description: De-Lite Records, whose formal name was De-Lite Recorded Sound Corporation, was a record label specializing in R&B music from 1969 to 1985; Island Records now manages the De-Lite catalog. De-Lite Records was founded in 1967 by Fred Vigorito (né Frederick Gabriel Vigorito; 1922–2008), Fred Fioto (né Frederick Alfred Fioto; 1920–1999), and Ted Simonetti (né Ted Eddy Simonetti; 1902–1985).