Barclay

About

Barclay is a French record label started by the bandleader and producer Eddie Barclay, now part of Universal Music Group; in 1978 he sold 40% of it to PolyGram.^[1] MusicBrainz records PolyGram as its owner from 1979 to December 1998 and Universal Music France since, and dates the label from 1954, where Wikipedia gives 1953.^[2][1] Its catalogue includes Léo Ferré, Jacques Brel, Charles Aznavour, Dalida and Noir Désir.^[1]

Product families

• Infiniment (Jacques Brel)
• Léo Ferré, avec le temps…
• Léo Ferré: Avec le temps… (1989 compilation)

Products (3)

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  Jacques Brel: Infiniment (2 CD)

  Barclay · slim double jewel case · CD/MD - Pre-recorded

  00602498083963
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  Léo Ferré – Avec le temps… Volume 7: Amour anarchie, 1970–1973 (CD)

  Barclay · CD · CD/MD - Pre-recorded

  00042284126724
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  Léo Ferré: Avec le temps… 2 CD

  Barclay · jewel case · CD/MD - Pre-recorded

  00042284191920

Relations

• Owned by Universal Music France since 1998-12^[2] sourced
  MusicBrainz label ownership: PolyGram from 1979 to December 1998, Universal Music France since December 1998

References

1. ↑ Wikipedia: Barclay (record label) Wikipedia. publication. Accessed 2026-09-13. CC BY-SA 4.0.
2. ↑ MusicBrainz label: Barclay (FR, 1954), ownership relationships MusicBrainz. catalogue. Accessed 2026-09-13. Record: d059553b-0f1f-4e81-ada6-c7eb804b9465. label ownership. CC0.