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Qwest Records

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Qwest Records on vinyl: 4 records from Quincy Jones’s label – “Back On The Block”, New Order with “Brotherhood” and “Sub-Culture” and the gospel family The Winans, including 4 first pressings. You’ll find the condition of record and sleeve with each copy – if anything’s missing, just ask us.

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New Order – Sub-Culture
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New Order – Sub-Culture

15,00 €Record VG+ · Sleeve GenericUS 1985 · 1st pressing
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Quincy Jones – Back On The Block
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Quincy Jones – Back On The Block

30,00 €Record EX · Sleeve EXUK & Europe 1989 · 1st pressing
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New Order – Brotherhood
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New Order – Brotherhood

30,00 €Record VG · Sleeve VGUS 1986 · 1st pressing
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The Winans – Decisions
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The Winans – Decisions

15,00 €Record EX · Sleeve VG+US 1987 · 1st pressing

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Qwest Records on vinyl: Quincy Jones’s label

In short: Qwest Records was the label of Quincy Jones (1933–2024), founded in 1980 as a joint venture with Warner Bros. Records. It released his own albums, gospel and R&B – and in the US also New Order’s records. The Vinyl Room currently has 4 records on Qwest.

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Records on Qwest

→ Quincy Jones · New Order · Synth-pop · Electronic on vinyl

What makes Qwest special?

One producer, many worlds: on “Back On The Block” Quincy Jones brought together guests from jazz to hip-hop.

From Manchester, New Order reached the American market via Qwest – here with “Brotherhood” and “Sub-Culture”. Plus gospel by The Winans with “Decisions”.

FAQ

Who founded Qwest Records? Quincy Jones, in 1980 – as a joint venture with Warner Bros. Records.

Why did New Order appear on Qwest? Qwest released the band’s records in the US.

What is “Back On The Block”? An album by Quincy Jones with many guests from jazz to hip-hop.

What do you have on Qwest? Editions from the eighties – 4 records in all.