Cav-A-Bob

Cav-A-Bob Records was founded in 1962 by music producer Bob Cavallo and his partner, aiming to promote emerging talent across various genres. Initially focused on rock and pop, the label gained prominence in the late 1960s and 1970s with the rise of psychedelic rock and folk music. Notable artists included The Electric Prunes and singer-songwriter Tim Buckley, who contributed to the label's reputation for innovative sounds. In the 1980s, Cav-A-Bob expanded into new wave and alternative rock, signing influential bands like The B-52's and R.E.M., further solidifying its status in the music industry. The label's commitment to artistic freedom allowed many artists to explore diverse musical directions. Despite challenges in the 1990s, Cav-A-Bob maintained its legacy by adapting to changing musical trends and embracing digital distribution. Today, it is remembered for its eclectic roster and significant contributions to the evolution of popular music.