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CTI Records, founded by producer Creed Taylor in 1967, became one of the most distinctive and influential jazz labels of the 1970s. Known for its glossy album covers, lush production values, and a roster of world-class musicians, CTI created a sound that was sophisticated, soulful and unmistakably modern.

In this video, we explore the 10 greatest CTI Records jazz albums of all time. From Freddie Hubbard’s fiery Red Clay to George Benson’s cinematic White Rabbit, and from Paul Desmond’s lyrical Pure Desmond to Antonio Carlos Jobim’s elegant Stone Flower, these albums represent the very best of the label’s catalogue.

Whether you are a long-time jazz aficionado, a record collector, or simply curious about exploring one of the most stylish eras in jazz history, this countdown is designed to inspire and guide you through the essentials of CTI.

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