A&M UK Labels and Company Sleeves 1967-1992
AMS 700 - 1967
to
AMS 840 - 1971
AMS 843  - 1971
to
AMS 899 - 1972
AMS 7001 - 1972
to
AMS 7099 - 1973
A&M Records was formed in 1962 by Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss. Their first choice for a name was “Carnival Records,” under which they released two singles before discovering another label had taken the Carnival name first. The company was subsequently renamed A&M, after Alpert's and Moss's initials. Within a decade of its inception, A&M became the world's largest independent record company.
 In the UK, A&M came on the scene in 1967.
Phil Spector logo
Phil Spector logo
Ode logo
Sussex logo
AMS 748 - 1969
AMS 752 - 1969
AMS 752 - 1969
AMS 769 - 1969
AMS 802
AMS 849
AMS 867
AMS 882
AMS 887
AMS 875
AMS 890
AMS 7004
AMS 7010
AMS 7019
AMS 7100 - 1974
to
AMS 8171 - 1981
AMS 7100 - 1977
AMS 8164 - 1981
to
AM 261 - 1985
AM 272 - 1985
to
1992
AMS 7348 - 1978
AMS 7426 - 1979
AMS 7444 - 1979
AMS 7466 - 1979
AMS 7474 - 1979
AMS 7495 - 1979
AMS 7504 - 1979
A selection of coloured labels/vinyl used 1978-1979.
Range
Front
Back
 
No 1
AMS 700 - 1967
to 
.
. Ref 1A  Wavy top  Glued left/right  
No 2
.
to
.
 
.Wavy top  Inside glued  
No 3
.
to
AMS 899 - 1972
 
   Cut notch  Inside glued   
No 4
AMS 7001 - 1972
to 
AMS 7099 - 1973
   Cut notch  Glued left/right  
No 5
AMS 7100 - 1974
to
.
   Cut notch  Glued bottom/right  
No 6
.
to
1977
   Cut notch  Glued bottom/right  
No 7
1976
Stiff card
   Cut notch  Inside glued  
No 8
1977
to
AMS 8171 - 1981
. Ref 1  Cut notch  Glued bottom/right  
No 9
AMS 8164 - 1981
to
1983
 
Later issues in picture sleeves
 Cut straight  Glued left/right