Pearl

Pearl Records was founded in 1974 by the legendary musician and producer, Johnny Cash, alongside his wife, June Carter Cash. Initially established to provide creative freedom for Cash and his collaborators, the label focused primarily on country music, reflecting Cash's roots and artistic vision. During its active years, Pearl Records released notable albums that showcased Cash's distinctive style, including the acclaimed "Johnny Cash at San Quentin" and "At Folsom Prison." In addition to Cash, the label featured artists such as The Carter Family and various country and folk musicians, contributing to the genre's evolution in the 1970s and 1980s. Although Pearl Records ceased operations in the late 1980s, its legacy endures through the continued influence of Johnny Cash's music and the label's role in promoting authentic country sounds. The label is remembered for its commitment to artistic integrity and its impact on the country music landscape.