The Bob Knight Four

Jubilee Records was an American independent record label founded in 1946 in New York City, known for its rhythm and blues and novelty recordings. It gained notable success with the Orioles' "Crying in the Chapel," which became a Top Twenty hit in 1953, and produced hits for various artists, including the Cadillacs and J. Frank Wilson. After facing financial difficulties, the label was sold in 1970, eventually going bankrupt in 1971. The rights to its catalog are currently owned by Warner Music Group.

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