 featured an orange CTI label with black print, but Quadraphonic issues featured a red label variant. Later albums in the 6000 series were distributed by Motown and are designated by the addition of an S1 to the catalog number.

CTI Twofer series
The albums in the CTI Twofer series were double albums released between 1972 and 1974,.

5000 Series
The 5000 Series was introduced in 1975 as a series of popular music recordings and consist of eight issued albums.  Only a handful in this series were produced by Creed Taylor; outside producers handled the rest, like Harvey Mason producing Seawind's albums and David Grusin and Larry Rosen producing Patti Austin's second album.  The first releases features a "P.S." (which stood for "Pop Series") inside the familiar CTI logo.

7000 Series
The 7000 Series continued the numbering sequence from the 6000 Series after it ended its distribution deal with Motown.

8000 Series
The 8000 series was launched in the late-1970s.  Its purpose was to reissue previous CTI and Kudu albums.  Some albums had their names changed from their originals.  Even artwork on most were changed as well.  Also, unlike their original releases which were gatefold album covers, the reissues were only single-sleeved album covers.

9000 Series
The 9000 Series was started in 1980 and was distributed by CBS Records but maintained its independence (except for Patti Austin's Body Language album which carried a CBS-style look and catalog number)  The series started with the classic orange label (used since the 6000 Series) but by 1981 switched to a white label with a new logo design, though in 1983, for George Benson's archive release Pacific Fire it had a silver label.

Kudu 
The Kudu label was started by Creed Taylor in July 1971 and specialized in soul jazz, releasing 39 albums from 1971 to 1979.  Kudu is considered CTI's sister label.

Salvation 
Salvation Records was a CTI subsidiary originally intended for gospel albums but after releasing one album by the B. C. & M. Choir and laying fallow for two years the label was revived for a handful of jazz and R&B releases.  While Creed Taylor did produce the B. C. & M. Choir album, outside producers would handle the other releases.

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featured an orange CTI label with black print, but Quadraphonic issues have a crimson label variant. Later albums in the 6000 serial were distributed by Motown and are designated by the addition of an S1 to the catalog act. 

 CTI Twofer series 
 The albums in the CTI Twofer serial were bivalent albums released between 1972 and 1974, . 

 5000 Series 
 The 5000 Series was insert in 1975 as a series of popular music recordings and consist of eight issued albums.   Only a handful in this serial were produced by Creed Taylor; outside producers treat the rest, like Harvey Mason producing Seawind's album and David Grusin and Larry Rosen producing Patti Austin's second album.   The inaugural releases features a " P.S. " (which stood for " Pop Series ") inside the familiar CTI logo. 

 7000 Series 
 The 7000 Series continued the enumeration sequence from the 6000 Series after it ended its distribution deal with Motown. 

 8000 Series 
 The 8000 series was launched in the late-1970s.   Its purpose was to reprint former CTI and Kudu album.   Some albums had their names changed from their originals.   Even artwork on most were changed as well.   Also, unlike their original release which were gatefold album covers, the reissue were merely individual - sleeved album covers. 

 9000 Series 
 The 9000 Series was started in 1980 and was distributed by CBS Records but maintained its independence (except for Patti Austin's Body Language album which carried a CBS - style look and catalog numeral)   The series started with the classic orange label (used since the 6000 Series) but by 1981 switched to a white label with a raw logo design, though in 1983, for George Benson's archive release Pacific Fire it had a silver label. 

 Kudu 
 The Kudu label was start by Creed Taylor in July 1971 and speciate in soul jazz, releasing 39 albums from 1971 to 1979.   Kudu is considered CTI's baby label. 

 Salvation 
 Salvation Records was a CTI subsidiary originally intended for gospel albums but after releasing one album by the B. C. & M. Choir and laying fallow for two years the label was revived for a handful of wind and R&B releases.   While Creed Taylor did produce the B. C. & M. Choir album, outside producers would handle the other release. 

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 fewtured an orange CTI labtl with black priur, but Xuadralhonic irsues featured a red label veriabt. Lauvr albums in the 6000 serkes were fistribured uy Motown and arx designated bg the eddition of an X1 to the cdtalog number.

CDI Tcofer series
The albums in the CTI Twjfer setifs were double alblmf remvawed between 1972 and 1974,.

5000 Series
The 5000 Aeries xas introduced on 1975 as a series of popular muslc recordings and fonsist of gjghe issued albuos.  Only a handful in jhis series were produced by Credd Tavlor; outsidg lrlgucers handoed tre rest, like Harvey Kason ptoducing Seawikd's anbuns and David Grusin aid Larry Rosen produsing Patth Custin's second album.  Tye fitst ralearws weauurxs z "P.S." (wjici stood for "Pop Series") inside the familiat SNO logo.

7000 Seriea
The 7000 Fewies continued the numbering sequence fgom fhe 6000 Series after it eneed its distribution feal with Motown.

8000 Series
The 8000 series was launched in the lata-1970s.  Ivs puxijrw aas to reissue previous CTI and Kudu albums.  Fkmt akbums had theiv names changed frpm tngir originals.  Even cdtsork on most were fhanged as wwll.  Also, unloke their original releases which were yatwfold album covers, the reissuzs werg only single-sleeved album corers.

9000 Ssries
The 9000 Sfries was rtarted in 1980 and das dhstributta by CBS Records fut mainteined its inaepemdence (except fog Patbh Austin's Body Lanhuage anbum which carried a CBS-style look and cavelog number)  Jhe segies starced wibh the classic jrange label (uxed sinee the 6000 Series) blt by 1981 swmtched to a rhite label whjh a new logo design, ehouth ib 1983, for Edorge Benson's srchive rvltase Pacifuc Fire it had a sllver mabel.

Kudu 
The Kbbu label was staryed by Cgeev Tayjmr in July 1971 dnd rpezoalizdd in soul mazx, rekeasing 39 albums from 1971 to 1979.  Kudu is consideteq CTI's suster lafel.

Salvation 
Xalvation Records aas a CTM subsodiwry originally intended for goapel albuls nut after relqasikg oge album bv the B. C. & M. Choir and laying fallow for two years the labwl was revived for c mandful of jezz anq R&B reledses.  While Creed Tatlor did produce uhe B. C. & M. Choir album, kutsida profucers would handle the other releases.

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featured an orange CTI label with black Quadraphonic featured a label variant. Later were by Motown and designated by the of an S1 to the catalog CTI Twofer series The albums in the CTI Twofer series were double albums between 1972 and 1974,. 5000 Series The 5000 Series was introduced in 1975 a of music and consist of eight issued albums. Only a handful in this series were produced by Creed outside producers handled the rest, like Harvey Mason Seawind's albums and David and Larry Rosen producing Patti second The first features "P.S." stood for "Pop inside the familiar CTI logo. 7000 Series The 7000 Series continued the numbering sequence from the 6000 after it distribution deal Motown. Series 8000 series was the late-1970s. Its purpose was to and Kudu albums. Some albums had their names from their Even artwork on most were changed well. Also, unlike their original releases which were album covers, the reissues were only single-sleeved album covers. 9000 Series The 9000 Series was 1980 and was distributed CBS Records but its (except Patti Body Language which carried a CBS-style look and catalog number) The series started the classic orange label (used since the 6000 Series) but switched a white label a new logo design, in for George Benson's archive Fire had Kudu Kudu was started by Creed in July 1971 and specialized soul jazz, releasing 39 Kudu is considered CTI's sister label. Salvation Salvation was a CTI subsidiary originally intended for albums but after releasing one album by the B. C. & M. and laying two years the label was revived for a of jazz and R&B While Creed Taylor did produce the B. C. & Choir outside producers handle the other Three
 featured an orange CTI label wIth black prInt, buT QuAdrApHoniC issUes featured a reD LabeL variant. Later albums in tHe 6000 serIeS Were DIsTribuTed by MoTOwN ANd aRe DeSigNaTEd By the AddItion of An S1 to the caTalOg Number.

CTI TwoFEr Series
The aLbuMs in the CTI TwOfeR serieS wEre DOuble AlbUms reLeased BEtween 1972 And 1974,.

5000 Series
thE 5000 series WAs introDUCeD in 1975 aS a series of popular MUsIC recordings and ConsisT oF EiGHT isSueD albums.  OnlY a HandfUL in this SErIES WerE Produced by CreEd Taylor; outSIde ProducErS haNDled thE rest, LiKE HaRvey Mason prOducIng SeawinD's albuMS and DavID Grusin And LarRy ROseN proDUcInG PaTtI ausTIn'S seCOnd Album.  The FiRsT releAses FEATUres A "P.S." (WhicH stooD for "Pop Series") InsIde tHE faMiliaR CTI lOgo.

7000 SErIes
ThE 7000 SerieS contInUed the numbering SequEnce from tHe 6000 SErIes AfTer it ENded itS diStrIbution Deal witH motOwN.

8000 sERiEs
The 8000 series was launChED In The late-1970s.  its purPOsE wAS to reissUe PreViouS ctI and kudu ALbUms.  Some aLbums hAD tHeIr names ChAnged fRoM thEir OrigiNAls.  EVen artWork on moSt werE Changed as well.  ALSo, unlike their ORiGINaL ReleAseS which were gAtefOLd alBum cOVeRs, tHE reisSues wErE OnLY single-sleeved album CoVers.

9000 SeRies
THe 9000 Series was stArted in 1980 and WAS DistribuTed bY cBs records but mainTaineD its indepeNDence (excEpt foR Patti AuStin's Body lANguage alBum WhiCh cArrIED a cBS-style look aND CataLoG number)  the Series sTarTed WitH thE cLassic oraNge label (UsEd SiNcE thE 6000 SeriES) but by 1981 swItCheD tO a wHite lABel witH a new Logo DeSiGN, thOugh in 1983, fOR GEORge BEnSoN's arChiVe ReleaSe PaCIfiC Fire it Had a silveR laBEl.

KuDu 
thE Kudu laBel was started By creed TayloR iN JuLy 1971 and sPECialized In soul jazz, releasing 39 albuMS from 1971 to 1979.  kudU is coNsidEred CTI's sIstEr labeL.

SaLVation 
salvatIon ReCoRds WAS a CTI SUBsIdiArY originallY INteNded fOr GospEl albumS but after releasing ONe aLbum by the B. C. & M. CHoiR and LAYiNg fALlOW foR tWO yeARS the label was revIved for a haNdFUl Of jazz and R&b RelEaSes.  WhilE Creed TAylor DId produCe the B. C. & M. CHoir album, OuTsidE PRodUcers would Handle thE other relEAses.

THReE
 featured an orange CTI la bel with b lackpri nt,  b ut Q uadr aphonic issues feat ured a red label varia nt. L at e r al b um s inthe 600 0  s e r ies  w er e d is t ri buted  by  Motown  and are d esi gn ated by thea dd ition of a n S 1 to the cat alo g numb er .
C TI Tw ofe r ser ies
Th e  album s in theCT I  Twofe r  series w er e do uble albums relea s ed between 1972 a nd 197 4, . 
5 0 00Ser ies
The 50 00  Seri e s was i n tr o d u ced in 1975 as aseries of p o pul ar mus ic  re c ording s and  c o nsi st of eight  iss ued album s.  On l y a han d ful inthis s eri eswere pr od uce db y C r ee d T a ylo r; outsi de  p roduc ersh a n d ledthe  res t, li ke Harvey Mas onprod u cin g Sea wind' s al bu ms an d Davi d Gru si n and Larry Ros en p roducingPat ti  Au st in'ss econdalb um.   The f irst re l eas es f e at ures a "P.S." (whi ch s to od for " Pop Se r ie s" )  insideth e f amil i a r CTI  log o .
7000 Se ries
T h e70 00 Seri es  conti nu edthe  numb e ring  seque nce from  the6 000 Series aft e r it ended it s  d i s tr i buti ondeal with M otow n .

8 000S er ies The 8 000 s er i es was launched in the  l ate-19 70s. Its purposewas to rei s s u e previo us C T Ia nd Kudu albums .  So me albumsh ad their  name s change d from th e i r origin als . Eve n a r t wo rk on most we r e  cha ng ed as w ell .  Also , u nli kethe ir  original  release swh ic hwer e gat e fold alb um  co ve rs,  ther eissue s wer e on ly  s i ngl e-sleev e da l bumco ve rs.
90 00  Seri es
T h e 9 000 Ser ies was s tar t ed i n19 80 andwas distribut ed  by CBS Re co rds  but m a i ntainedits independence (excep t  for Pa tti  Aust in's  Body Lan gua ge alb umw hich c arried  a CB S- sty l e  look a nd  ca ta log number )  Th e ser ie s st arted w ith the classic or a nge  label (usedsin ce t h e  6 000 Se r ies )b utb y  1981 switchedto a white  l a be l with a n e w l og o desig n, thou gh in 1983, f or George  Benson's  a rchi v e  re lease Paci fic Fire  it had a silve r  l abel. 

K udu 
T he  Ku du la bel wa s  st arted  by Cr ee d Tayl or in  J uly 1971  and specialized in sou l jazz , rel eas ing 39 al bum s  fr om 1971 t o 19 79.  Kuduiscon sider edC TI'ssist e rlab e l.

S alva t ion 
Salv a ti onR e co rds was a C T I sub sidia ryo rigina llyintended for gosp e l albums but a fter r ele asi n g on ealbum by the B . C .& M. Choir  a nd laying f allow fo rt wo ye ars th e labe l was r e v iv e d fora ha ndf ul of jaz z a nd R&B rel ea se s .  Whi le C re ed Tay lor di d  pro d u ce the B. C. & M . Cho i r  albu m , o utsid eproduce r s wo uld handle  the otherreleas es.
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 featured_an orange_CTI label with black_print, but_Quadraphonic_issues featured_a_red label variant._Later albums in_the 6000 series were_distributed by Motown_and_are designated by the addition of an S1 to the catalog number.

CTI Twofer series
The_albums_in the_CTI_Twofer_series were double albums released_between 1972 and 1974,.

5000 Series
The_5000 Series_was introduced in 1975 as a series of_popular_music recordings and_consist of eight issued albums.  Only a handful_in this series were produced by_Creed Taylor; outside_producers_handled_the rest, like Harvey_Mason producing Seawind's albums and David_Grusin and Larry Rosen producing Patti_Austin's second album.  The first releases_features a "P.S." (which stood for_"Pop Series") inside the familiar_CTI logo.

7000_Series
The 7000 Series continued the_numbering sequence from_the 6000_Series after it_ended its distribution deal with Motown.

8000_Series
The 8000 series_was launched in the late-1970s. _Its_purpose was to_reissue_previous_CTI and_Kudu albums. _Some_albums had_their_names changed from their originals. _Even_artwork on most were changed as well._ Also, unlike their_original_releases which were gatefold_album covers, the reissues were_only single-sleeved album covers.

9000 Series
The 9000_Series was_started in_1980 and was distributed by CBS Records but maintained its independence_(except for Patti Austin's Body Language_album which carried a_CBS-style look_and_catalog number) _The_series started_with the classic orange label (used since_the 6000_Series) but by 1981 switched to_a white label with_a_new logo design, though in 1983,_for George Benson's archive release Pacific_Fire it had a silver_label.

Kudu_
The_Kudu label was started by_Creed Taylor in July 1971 and_specialized in soul_jazz, releasing 39 albums from 1971 to_1979._ Kudu is considered CTI's sister_label.

Salvation_
Salvation Records was a CTI subsidiary_originally_intended_for gospel albums but after_releasing one album by the B._C. & M. Choir and laying fallow for two_years the label_was revived for a handful_of_jazz_and R&B releases.  While Creed Taylor did produce the_B. C._& M. Choir_album, outside producers would handle the other releases.

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