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MABRY
MONO

Weights

3

Styles

6

Available

Variable

Also Available

Proportional

Stylistic Sets

11

It's About That Time

↑ Mabry Mono Regular

Joe Zawinul

↑ Mabry Mono Medium

30th Street Studio

↑ Mabry Mono Bold

Pharaoh's Dance

↑ Mabry Mono Italic

Psychedelia

↑ Mabry Mono Medium Italic

John McLaughlin

↑ Mabry Mono Bold Italic

Mabry,

Now Fixed-

Width.

:( ⅠⅩ -> Ⅴ ☼
☀ Ⅴ -> ⅠⅩ :)
©, 1970
Columbia Rec.
-> (& CBS)
Catalog No.
GP – 26
94m. & 11s.
Rec. Aug ’69
@ Studio B,
N.Y. City
Avant-Funk,
Fusion,
Psychedelia
52
24 H.
W.
7 D.
Myles D. Davis
ⅠⅠⅠ, b. 1926
m.Betty Mabry
c. 1968
mabry mono clock
CS–40–636301
In A Silent Way
38m,09s / 38:09
☑ 45 ☐ 60 R.P.M.
℗ & © 1969
Prod. T. Macero
Side A ...
“Shh / Peaceful”
J. -> Post-Bop,
Fusion, Modal
Catalog #GP-262
Bitches Brew
94 Min., 11 Sec.
©℗ 1970 (June)
⁕ Rec. Columbia
Studio B, NYC
Incl. “Pharaoh’s
Dance” Etc.
G, (1) Avant-Funk,
(2) Psychedelia...
♀ In NEW YORK, she met musicians including Jimi Hendrix and Sly Stone ☀ The seeds of her musical career were planted through her friendship with soul singer Lou Courtney, who reputedly produced her first single, “The Cellar” ●

◊ She secured a contract with Don Costa, who had written arrangements for Frank Sinatra ■ As Betty Mabry, she recorded “Get Ready For Betty” in 1964 ☑ Around the same time, she recorded a single, “I'll Be There", with Roy Arlington for Safice Records, under the joint name "Roy
and Betty" ⁕