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Verve

Founded in Los Angeles in 1956 by Norman Granz, the impresario of Jazz at the Philharmonic, to join his Clef and Norgran labels; sold to MGM in 1961, with Creed Taylor producing.

8000 series

The jazz series, from 1956: Stan Getz, Oscar Peterson, Lester Young, Billie Holiday, Gerry Mulligan's meetings, then Getz/Gilberto, Bill Evans, Jimmy Smith and Wes Montgomery under Creed Taylor.

All 452 →

4000 series

Ella Fitzgerald's songbooks, Ella and Louis, and the label's other singers.

All 64 →

Clef

Norman Granz's first label, 1953 to 1956: Art Tatum's solo masterpieces, Charlie Parker, Oscar Peterson, Count Basie.

All 92 →

Norgran

Granz's second label, 1954 to 1956: Stan Getz, Dizzy Gillespie, Bud Powell, Buddy DeFranco, Johnny Hodges.

All 85 →

Clef ten-inch LPs

Clef's ten-inch LPs, from 1952.

All 31 →

Norgran ten-inch LPs

Norgran's ten-inch LPs, 1954.

All 27 →