Also appears as "Command Quad".
US label launched by Enoch Light in the early days of stereo by releasing "audiophile" recordings of "Middle of the Road" music. Light sold his label to to start the label. The Command label went dormant, but at the dawn of the Quadraphonic era, ABC revived the name though ABC Command Quadraphonic to affix to their new line of Quadraphonic record albums. This profile is for releases showing simply "Command Quadraphonic" on the labels and jackets, had label art of an olive green with a logo that consisted of two circled arrows intersecting in a box to form a "CQ" motif.