MCA Nashville Records
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| Parent company | Universal Music Group | ||
| Founded | 1934 (as Decca Records USA) | ||
| Founder(s) | Jack Kapp | ||
| Distributing label | Universal Music Nashville (US) | ||
| Genre(s) | Country music | ||
| Country | USA | ||
| Web address | http://www.mcanashville.com/ | ||
MCA Nashville Records is a subsidiary of Universal Music's country music subsidiary Universal Music Group Nashville. It started out as the Nashville branch of Decca Records where it developed into a country music powerhouse under the direction of Owen Bradley. Decca Nashville was renamed MCA Nashville in 1973.
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