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[[JustForFun/IThoughtItMeant Not to be confused]] with [[Music/TheBeastieBoys Adam "MCA" Yauch]].
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* Music/{{Genesis|Band}}[[note]]Inherited the North American rights to ''Music/{{Trespass|GenesisAlbum}}'' after the closure of Creator/ABCRecords.[[/note]]
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In 1967, the British branch of US Decca (Brunswick, which was distributed by British Decca) changed its name to '''MCA Records'''; the American branch finally followed suit in 1973. Over the next two decades, MCA would continue to expand, absorbing many record companies, including Creator/ABCRecords (and its sublabels, most notably Creator/{{Dunhill|Records}} and Creator/{{Impulse|Records}}) in 1979, Creator/{{Motown}} in 1988, and Creator/GeffenRecords in 1990. MCA itself would be purchased that same year by Japanese company Matsushita Electronics.
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In 1967, the British branch of US Decca (Brunswick, which was distributed by British Decca) changed its name to '''MCA Records'''; the American branch finally followed suit in 1973. Over the next two decades, MCA would continue to expand, absorbing many record companies, including Creator/ABCRecords (and its sublabels, most notably Creator/{{Dunhill|Records}} and Creator/{{Impulse|Records}}) Creator/{{Impulse|Records}}!) in 1979, Creator/{{Motown}} in 1988, and Creator/GeffenRecords in 1990. MCA itself would be purchased that same year by Japanese company Matsushita Electronics.
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* Music/TheLightningSeeds (US and Canada only)
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In 1967, the British branch of US Decca (Brunswick, which was distributed by British Decca) changed its name to '''MCA Records'''; the American branch finally followed suit in 1973. Over the next two decades, MCA would continue to expand, absorbing many record companies, including Creator/ABCRecords (and its sublabels, most notably Creator/{{Dunhill|Records}} and Creator/{{Impulse|Records}}) in 1979, Creator/{{Motown}} in 1988, and Creator/GeffenRecords in 1990. MCA itself would be purchased in 1990 that same year by Japanese company Matsushita Electronics.
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* [[Music/FelaKuti Fela and Afrika 70]]
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!!MCA Records artists with Wiki/TVTropes pages (including artists originally on sublabels like Decca, Brunswick, Coral, Kapp, Uni and Backstreet)
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!!MCA Records artists with Wiki/TVTropes Website/TVTropes pages (including artists originally on sublabels like Decca, Brunswick, Coral, Kapp, Uni and Backstreet)
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[[caption-width-right:350:MCA Records' various logos.]]
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[[note]]The wordmarks have transparency, so please turn off Night Vision to see them better.[[/note]]]]
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* Music/RyuichiSakamoto (released the ''Film/MerryChristmasMrLawrence'' soundtrack in the US)
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In 1967, the British branch of US Decca (Brunswick, which was distributed by British Decca) changed its name to '''MCA Records'''; the American branch finally followed suit in 1973. Over the next two decades, MCA would continue to expand, absorbing many record companies, including Creator/ABCRecords (and its sublabels, most notably Creator/{{Dunhill|Records}} and Creator/{{Impulse|Records}}) in 1979, Creator/{{Motown}} in 1988, and Creator/GeffenRecords in 1990. MCA itself would be purchased in 1990 by Japanese company Matsushita Electronics.
