Melissa Etheridge Yes I Am Island Records label award

The Cranberries Everyone Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We? Island Records UK Label award. The group's debut was released on Mar. 1, 1993 and became a success worldwide, certainly including in the U.K

Nirvana MTV Unplugged In New York Geffen Records Label Award. Nirvana's hugely successful "Unplugged" album was released November 1, 1994 and was quickly a smash success,

A&M Records label award for Styx's single "Babe". Released in Sept. 1979 it went to #1 on the Billboard Hot 100, this became the most successful single for Styx,

Rush Permanent Waves Mercury Records Label Award. Released on Jan. 14, 1980, the album was in fact certified Platinum by the RIAA on Nov. 10, 1982 for one million copies sold. Note: This is not an RIA

mbia Records label award for Bruce Springsteen's Born In The USA album. This award celebrates 20 million copies sold. Released on June 1, 1984 the album has been certified 17x Multi-Platinum by the RI

Uniquely designed Columbia Records label award to recognize two million copies sold of The Outfield's Play Deep album. Released November 12, 1985, this was the debut album from British t

A&M Records label award for Soundgarden album Badmotorfinger. The album was released Oct. 22, 1991 and this label award recognizes 500,000 in sales. While this is not a RIAA award,

Work/Epic Records Label Award for Jennifer Lopez album On The 6 celebrating seven million in worldwide sales. Released on June 1, 1999 the release was by May 2000 certified 3x Multi-Platinum by the RI

Columbia Records label award recognizing 1,000,000 sales of Willie Nelson's Somewhere Over The Rainbow album.  Released in 1981, the album went to #1 on the Billboard Top Country A

A&M Records label award for Extreme album II: Pornograffitti. Released in 1990, this was the Boston group's second studio album. The group included guitarist Nuno Bettencour

Uniquely designed Columbia Records label award to recognize two million copies sold of The Outfield's Play Deep album. Released November 12, 1985, this was the debut album from British trio The Outfie

Big Rig Records label award for #1 success of The Mighty Mighty Bosstones single "The Impression That I Get". The track was released March 11, 1997. While this is not a RIAA award, the

Unique piece of dance music history and in excellent condition, this is a 1976 Capitol Records label award (i.e. non-RIAA) commemorating the sale of two million copies of The Sylvers "Boogie Fever". T

A&M Records label award for Extreme album II: Pornograffitti. Released in 1990, this was the Boston group's second studio album. The group included guitarist Nuno

Lava Records label award for success of 1998 releases from B-Tribe, CIV, Edwin McCain, Jill Sobule, The Corrs and a compilation of Carole King Tapestry tracks. Not a RIAA award, but made by a com

Record label award for the Rick Springfield's Living In Oz album celebrating both "gold" and "platinum" status. Signed by Rick Springfield. Released in early  1983, the album was indeed certif

This is a UK Gold record label award thanking a concert promoter for their work on  a Chuck Berry tour in 1977. The gold record in this award is Chuck Berry 

Framed John Lennon "Imagine" collectible piece features sheet music excerpt from the classic track, a "gold" 45 and Lennon image. (Note: This is not a RIAA or record label award). Limited edition #132

This exceptional piece of music history is a vintage UK Gold Record Label award, presented in 1984 to Virgin Retail Ltd. It celebrates the significant achievement of Eurythmics, led by the iconic Anni

Epic Records label "platinum" award for Molly Hatchet album Flirtin' With Disaster. Released on Sept. 1, 1979, the album was indeed certified Platinum by the RIAA on Feb. 22, 1980 for one million copi

Stray Cats Built For Speed EMI Records label "gold" award presented to Brian Setzer's parents Bob and Dee Setzer. This album was released in June 1982 and while this is not a RIAA award, the albu

A&M Records 1970s label award for Supertramp album Breakfast In America. Released on Mar. 16, 1979, it featured the hit singles "The Logical Song", "Take The Long Way Home", and "Goodbye Stranger"

Epic Records 1970s label award for The O'Jays album Survival. The album contained the hits the "Give the People What They Want", which topped the Billboard R&B Singles chart, and "Let Me Make Lov

A&M Records 1977 label award for Supertramp albums Crime Of The Century (1974) and Even In The Quietest Moments... both going Gold. These two albums contained the hit