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1952–1964

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1964–1969

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1969–1975

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Part of Sony

Flagship labels
Columbia Records | RCA Records | Epic Records | Arista Records

Other labels/properties
Arista Nashville | Ariola Records | Bad Boy Records | Century Media Records | Columbia Nashville | Columbia SevenOne | DefStar Records | Legacy Recordings | Nick Records | Nippon Columbia | Now That's What I Call Music! | Philadelphia International Records | Provident Label Group | RCA Inspiration | RCA Records Nashville | RED Music | Sony/ATV Music Publishing (EMI Production Music | Extreme Music) | Sony Classical | Sony Masterworks | Sony Music Entertainment Japan (Aniplex | Peanuts Worldwide (39%)1 | Sony Creative Products) | Sony Music Latin | Syco Music | The Orchard | Ultra Music | Vevo | 604 Records | Madison Gate Records

Defunct/Former
Bell Records | Bertelsmann Music Group | Buddah Records | CBS Records International | Colgems Records | Colpix Records | Columbia Graphophone Company | Creation Records | EMI Music Publishing | Fox Records | Jive Records | J Records | LaFace Records | Loud Records | Relativity Records | Sony BMG Music Entertainment | Sony Wonder | Sony Music Soundtrax | TriStar Music | Zomba Label Group | Def Jam Recordings

Notes
1 Co-owned with WildBrain (41%) and Charles M. Schulz Creative Associates (20%).

Sony Music 2009
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