The King Records legacy At its peak, King was the nation’s sixth-largest record company, according to the Ohio History Service Corps. In all, from 1943 to 1971, King artists racked up 461 hits.

Of those, 32 went to No. 1 on the country, pop and R&B charts. A King secondary label launched the career of James Brown. King Records closed in 1971, three years after the death of founder Syd ...

Let's Talk Cincy: The effort to preserve the history and legacy of Cincinnati's famed King Records ‘Calm’ Air India captain ‘cut off’ fuel while co-pilot panicked ...

A former Atlantic Records talent scout filed suit Monday, claiming the music label fostered a toxic environment that enabled her bosses to allegedly sexually harass and assault her decades ago.