Musik Für Alle

"Musik Für Alle" should be used as a series, not a label. The series was introduced in the middle of the 60s by the company TELDEC »Telefunken-Decca« Schallplatten GmbH - usually denoted on the rear cover and the labels. Design and appearance: The series brand can appear on different background - on 60s releases usually red or blue on the front cover. Later on without a special color, just the brand on the cover image. Background on the labels is black, but label variations are known. For this reason images are desirable. Till 1974 the cat#s were created by a literal prefix and 3 digits, for example NT 114 In 1974 the Teldec cat# system changed to 6 digits with dot behind the first one, followed by a literal price code. For example 6.21264 AF In the late 70s the series disappears completely, while most reissues missed it since the middle of the 70s. In general all releases are for the German market, but exceptions are known (see below). -- A number of RCA Camden releases within this series were obviously manufactured for the Non-German market showing the MfA logo in English language "music for all". Known releases are NR 309, NR 310, NR 311, NR 312, NR 313 (info taken from rear sleeve of NR 311 providing thumbnails of listed releases) Labels and cat# prefixes are: Chapter 1 ‎– NCH Decca - ND Deram ‎– NDM London Records ‎– NL RCA Camden ‎– NR Telefunken ‎– NT Warner Bros. Records ‎– NW NX was used for Decca and Telefunken on early releases. Steinway & Sons are the original creator of the brand "Musik Für Alle". It is used by kind permission (mit freundlicher Genehmigung).