Libra

Libra Records was founded in 1970 by the producer and entrepreneur, Bob Kory, in Los Angeles, California. Initially established to promote a diverse range of genres, Libra gained prominence in the 1970s for its focus on rock, jazz, and pop music. The label is best known for signing influential artists such as the jazz fusion group Weather Report and the rock band The Eagles, contributing to the era's musical landscape. Throughout the late 1970s and into the 1980s, Libra expanded its roster to include emerging talents across various genres, including country and folk. The label's commitment to artistic integrity and innovation helped it carve a niche in the competitive music industry. Despite facing challenges in the 1990s, Libra's legacy endures through its contributions to the development of popular music and its role in launching the careers of several key artists. Today, it remains a symbol of the creative spirit of the era it represented.