United Artists Movie Soundtracks

United Artists Records was an American record label established in 1957 by Max E. Youngstein to release movie soundtracks, gradually expanding into various genres including jazz, pop, and R&B. The label was notable for its soundtracks from major films and artists like Kenny Rogers and the Beatles, but it ultimately became defunct in 1980 after being acquired by EMI, with its catalog now controlled by Capitol Records and other entities. Throughout its operation, United Artists played a significant role in the music industry, impacting several genres and collaborating with numerous influential artists.

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