Cotillion

Cotillion Records was founded in 1968 as a subsidiary of Atlantic Records, primarily to showcase a diverse range of musical genres, including soul, rock, and R&B. The label emerged during a vibrant period in music, capitalizing on the evolving sounds of the late 1960s and early 1970s. Notable artists associated with Cotillion include the Allman Brothers Band, the Spinners, and the funk group, The Ohio Players. The label also released works from influential acts like the jazz fusion group, Weather Report. While Cotillion had a relatively short-lived prominence, ceasing operations in the late 1970s, it left a lasting impact on the music industry by promoting a blend of genres and fostering the careers of several significant artists. Its legacy continues to be recognized for its contributions to the evolution of popular music during a transformative era.