Bravo! Records

Also appears as "Bravo!" only. Bravo Records was a label of Pickwick Sales (1957-62), later Pickwick International, and manufactured by the K.M. Corporation (Keel Manufacturing Corporation), a part of the Pickwick empire. The label started at number K-100 and ran to number 158. At that point, the label name changed to International Award Series. During the transition period between label names, many releases may use old covers, sometimes with stickers covering the previous label logo and name. Used on LPs in the US and 7" EPs (and for some time into the early 1970s, cassette and 8-Track tapes) in Britain. Ultimately folded into the parent label by 1968. [b]Note:[/b] US LP releases have a [b]K[/b] ([i]mono[/i]) or [b]KS[/b] ([i]stereo[/i]) prefix before the catalog number. KX was a christmas series. UK EPs start with a [b]BR[/b] prefix . Bravo had different labels for their mono and stereo releases. They were both black, but the mono label had gold print and the stereo label had silver print.