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		Dunhill Records was started by Lou Adler, Al Bennett, Pierre Cossette and Bobby Roberts in 1964 as Dunhill Productions, originally for the purpose of releasing Johnny Rivers recordings on Imperial Records.
		It became a record label in 1965 and was distributed by ABC Records.
		The Alfred Dunhill Company, a British tobacco company, sued the company because of the use of the Dunhill name, forcing the company to rename itself DCC Compact Classics.
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		ABC Records started in 1955 as ABC-Paramount Records, the record label of Am-Par Record Corporation (a subsidiary of American Broadcasting-Paramount Theatres, Inc.), formed in New York City in 1955.
		ABC Records was sold in 1979 to MCA Records which dissolved the ABC label.
		In 1979 ABC Dunhill was acquired by MCA Records.
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	Science Fair Projects - ABC Dunhill Records
		ABC Dunhill Records starts when ABC Records purchases Dunhill Records
		Afterwards they also purchased The Famous Music record labels from Gulf and Western in 1974 which included Dot Records and Blue Thumb Records.
		ABC Dunhill was itself acquired by MCA Records in 1979.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/ABC_Dunhill_Records (220 words)

	ABC Dunhill Records . ABC Records . Dunhill Records . Blue Thumb Records . Peacock Records . List of record labels (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		ABC Dunhill Records starts when ABC Records purchases Dunhill Records They purchase Duke Records and Peacock Records on 23 May 1973.
		Dunhill Records was started by Lou Adler, Alvin Bennett Al Bennett, Pierre Cossette and Bobby Roberts in 1964 as Dunhill Productions, originally for the purpose of releasing Johnny Rivers...
		The first recorded outbreak was in 1909 on the southeastern part of Vancouver Island in British Columbia, Canada.
	www.uk.fraquisanto.net /ABC_Dunhill_Records (383 words)

	Dunhill Records (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Dunhill Records was started by Lou Adler in 1964.
		Adler sold his shares to ABC Records in 1966 to create ABC Dunhill Records, after which he started Ode Records.
		Some of the better known Dunhill artists include Barry McGuire and The Mamas & the Papas...
	www.xasa.com /wiki/en/wikipedia/d/du/dunhill_records.html (81 words)

	De Medio Engineering
		The function of a microphone amplifier is to elevate the microphone's signal enabling it to feed a mixer or recorder at standard line level.
		As long as the level on the VU meter is proper, there should be no concern as to the setting of these controls.
		We believe now, as in the past, that the audio recorded signal should be as close to the original sound as technically possible.
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		The recording of Cameo was plagued with difficulties.
		Paul Howes notes that "Beautiful Soul" is "a declaration appropriate to the period in Dusty's life when the recording was made." He goes on to say that "the song is a statement by a woman to a woman, but Dusty's rendition can also be taken as introspection, the reflections of a lonely and depressed person.
		The recording is sublime, though Dusty's vocal is so pained and private it seems almost instrusive to listen to it." (NOTE: In February, 2001, US-based Hip-O Records released all but one of the Longing tracks plus Dusty's 1973 albun Cameo on a single CD entitled Beautiful Soul: The ABC/Dunhill Collection).
	www.cp.duluth.mn.us /~mbayly/wild.htm (1727 words)

	ABC-Paramount Records Story
		ABC purchased the Dunhill label from Lou Adler in 1966 and the Duke/Peacock labels from Don Robey in 1973.
		With ABC, Charles was given an increased artist royalty plus the producer's royalty, his own label named Tangerine, plus the concession that the rights to his recordings would revert to him when he left the label.
		In mid 1979, ABC ceased to exist as a record label.
	www.bsnpubs.com /abc/abcstory.html (2916 words)

	Blue Thumb Records . List of record labels . ABC Dunhill Records
		was a record label acquired by ABC Dunhill Records.
		purchases Dunhill Records They purchase Duke Records and Peacock Records on 23 May 1973.
		ABC Dunhill was itself acquired by MCA Records...
	www.uk.kunsimuna.net /Blue_Thumb_Records_UK_539355_rz (350 words)

	Marketplace for Entrepreneurs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		After catching the ear and eye of singer Billy Eckstine, they changed their name to The Four Tops, so as not to be confused with the Ames Brothers.
		After a brief stint with Chess Records in the late 50's and Columbia Records in the early 60's the group was introduced to Berry Gordy, who signed them to his new label, Motown Records.
		As records sales starting slowing, the group returned to their strength-live performances.
	www.marketplaceofideas.org /2006MFEinformation/four_tops.asp (509 words)

	Rainman Records -- Steppenwolf Bio
		By 1967, The Sparrow had run its course and Kay was back in Los Angeles, where ABC-Dunhill Records staff producer Gabriel Mekler encouraged him to form a new group to record for his label.
		The group recorded three more albums-Slow Flux, which yielded the Top 20 hit "Straight Shootin' Woman," Hour of the Wolf and Skullduggery-for the Epic-distributed Mums label, before calling it a day once again in 1976.
		The band continues to generate vital new music, with a number of recording projects in the works, including the recent John Kay solo effort, Heretics and Privateers.
	www.rainmanrecords.com /cgi-bin/rain/wolfbio.html (1453 words)

	eBay Guides - Records Are They A Forgotten Media...
		Records will have a piece of are hearts.
		To be used on record and 8 tracks.
		Was never meant to be a front runner in the record indurstry.
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	Donald Fagen.com
		In 1969, Donald and Walter, having thus far failed to form a satisfactory band, try to peddle their growing list of songs on Tin Pan Alley, which is to say the Brill Building and 1650 Broadway in midtown Manhattan.
		Nothing much happens with the songs, but the Americans employ them as musicians (keyboard and bass) in their touring band and as player/arrangers in the recording studio.
		This rich work, one of the first major pop releases to use the new digital recording technology, also draws an Album of the Year nomination at the Grammy awards and wins France's coveted Grand Prix du Disques.
	www.donaldfagen.com /biography_nobiz.php (1438 words)

	TheTams.com - Atlanta, GA - Home of The Tams and the Legendary Joe Pope
		This was The Tams first national hit record, bringing them into the households of millions through a tremendous amount of airplay.
		Walkin' Dr. Bill - Officially recorded by "The Tams (with G.C. Cameron)," this was a duet with the former lead singer of The Spinners singing much of the lead.
		The final Tams hit in the UK was "My Baby Sure Can Shag." Unfortunately for The Tams, all of the songs released in England were under their original contract with Bill Lowrey; this meant that The Tams never received one penny of royalties for the millions of records they sold in the UK (and Europe).
	www.thetams.com /NEW/index2.cfm?nextpage=p5 (542 words)

	Dunhill Records Story
		In fact, the Dunhill "studio band" (Sloan on guitar, Barri on percussion, Blaine on drums, Larry Knechtel on bass, and Tommy Tedesco on guitar) was in place right from the start, just waiting for artists to be signed.
		The tape for Barry McGuire's recording of "California Dreamin'" was used for the Mamas and the Papas hit version of "California Dreamin'" by dumping McGuire's voice and adding lead vocals by the group members instead.
		Dunhill even had a #2 hit with the Jim Webb composed-and-produced "MacArthur Park," sung by one of the least likely of all, the Irish actor Richard Harris.
	www.bsnpubs.com /abc/dunhillstory.html (1397 words)

	Petula Clark.net - Spotlight on "Blue Lady"
		The trick was how to squeeze this recording project into her hectic schedule.
		It is perplexing to speculate why the outstanding "Blue Lady" album was recorded in 1975 but not released until 20 years later.
		To my delight she was very pleased about the CD saying it was one of her favorite albums and that she had enjoyed a very satisfying experience recording it.
	www.petulaclark.net /home/spotbluelady.html (1889 words)

	Mel Cheren
		Back when the majority of record companies were not willing to make a commitment to Disco Music, Mel Cheren was one of the first music industry insiders to promote and support the emerging Dance Music genre, which continues to be popular to this day.
		Acknowledged to be one of the original driving forces behind the creation of the Disco movement, he early on gained the nickname "The Godfather of Disco" because of his innovative ideas and the trends he helped to set.
		Cheren’s West End Records helped provide seed money for this unprecedented event, which took place on April 30, 1983 in Madison Square Garden and was the largest AIDS fundraiser yet produced.
	www.westendrecords.com /template/version_3/mel_cheren.php (2395 words)

	Casey Rankin -- Profile
		In 1976, he recorded and released his first album in Japan with a band called [SHORT HOPE] the first project ever locally produced by an all non-japanese band in the domestic markiet.
		The album was released by Polydor on the Kitty Records label.
		He now spends quite a bit of time writing soundtracks for movies, animation films and TV commercial music as well as writing music for and producing a number of Japanese recording artists, as well as accumulating over 20 solo albums to boot.
	www.pure-records.com /casey/profile.html (420 words)

	The 1970
		The album is not released because Barnaby Records claims the master tape was lost in a fire.
		1974: JB records the soundtrack for the movie Rancho Deluxe and has a role in the film.
		The songs on this album were recorded at the Gusman Auditorium in Miami and the Fabulous Fox Theater in Atlanta.
	www.sandlapperphc.com /JB_Timeline_70s.htm (540 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on One More Tomorrow: The Best Of - Henry Gross at Epinions.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		His early recordings on ABC/Dunhill didn't see commercial success, but his vocal range from baritone to falsetto was compared to The Bee Gees and The Beach Boys while his songwriting won comparisons to Randy Newman and Brian Wilson.
		Switching to CBS Records, and then to Capitol Records, Henry saw later releases (with Cashman and West, and then Bobby Columby, among the producers) winning critical praise but not attracting album buyers.
		In recent years, Gross has continued to record (he is president of his own label, Zelda Records) and to tour.
	www.epinions.com /content_212774981252 (1561 words)

	Bio of Lamont Dozier
		With gold and platinum records and pop smashes of his own, Lamont established himself in the latter half of the '70s as an artist to be reckoned with.
		Once again, the corporate world of record company politics played a role in preventing the album from reaching the position and recognition that Lamont was seeking for himself as a recording artist.
		It was at this point that Lamont decided to start his own record label to market and distribute his own recordings.
	www.lamontdozier.com /bio (1907 words)

	the dave keller band
		His rough-throated, gospelly soul singing is augmented by the ever-wonderful Hi Records rhythm section: the Hodges brothers on bass, guitar, and organ, and Howard Grimes on drums.
		As wonderful as his pop recordings are, they can't hold a candle to the soaring, urgent feeling behind these gospel sides.
		Recorded as part of Peter Gabriel's world music series, the Holmes Brothers were chosen as the sole representative of American music.
	www.davekeller.com /davesfaves.php (1831 words)

	Lawrence Conservatory of Music Jazz and Improvisational Music: Tango Nuevo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		Their friend Gary Katz, who eventually became the producer for their first decade of recordings, paved the way for them to join the ranks of ABC/Dunhill Records in Los Angeles as staff songwriters in 1971.
		After 14 years of creative collaboration, Becker and Fagen recorded what appeared to be their last album (Gaucho) in 1980 and temporarily parted company in 1981.
		Their most recent recording, Everything Must Go, was released in May of 2003, and was followed by a successful summer 2003 tour.
	www.lawrence.edu /conservatory/jazz/bodacious_cowboys.shtml (1722 words)

	Songwriters Hall of Fame (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		At the age of 13, Dozier founded The Romeos, was signed to Atco Records in 1957.
		Holland-Dozier-Holland were the architects of the self-titled Sound of Young America, and created the songs that turned a fledgling Detroit record company into an industry groundbreaker and powerhouse.
		Dozier began composing songs with an eye towards landing another record deal for himself as an artist, which he accomplished that in 1991 with Atlantic Records.
	www.songwritershalloffame.org /exhibit_home_page.asp?exhibitId=157 (788 words)

	Jimmy Buffett Tickets - Jimmy Buffet Concert Tour Schedule - Jimmy Buffett Concert Tickets
		Singer/songwriter/author Jimmy Buffett uses his travels and storytelling skills to explain the world at large to his far-flung legion of fans affectionately known as Parrotheads, many of whom are professionals by day, and turn into colorful, tropical, outrageously-outfitted characters at night when Jimmy comes to town.
		Jimmy's has released 33 records most of which have gone gold, platinum or multi-platinum.
		He first signed to Barnaby Records as released his first album "Down To Earth." Deciding that Nashville wasn't the place for he, he uprooted and moved to Key West, FL and adopted a more bohemian beach bum lifestyle and persona.
	www.vividseats.com /concerts/jimmy-buffett-tickets.html (734 words)

	The Four Tops
		One of Motown's most consistent hitmakers and its longest lived lineup (40 years), the Four Tops were the most stable and consistent vocal groups to emerge from Motown Records in the '60s, charting with scores of upbeat love songs featuring Levi Stubbs' rough hewn lead vocals.
		They then went to Red Top and Riverside before they were signed by John Hammond to Columbia in 1960 where they recorded "Ain't That Love." This was the first of a string of supper club style flops that lasted for seven years on a number of labels.
		However, the Tops did record a number of adventurous and successful records with other Motown producers, including "River Deep, Mountain High," with the Jean Terrell led Supremes (#14 pop, #7 RandB, 1970) and "Still Water" (#11 pop, #4 RandB, 1970.
	www.history-of-rock.com /four_tops.htm (707 words)

	Pavlov's Dog - Pampered Menial
		This album was originally released on ABC Dunhill records.
		This was a record advance for any new group signed.
		This album was re-released as an import CD by Columbia records in a two-fer pack with their second album, At the Sound of the Bell.
	members.tripod.com /~pavlovsdogband/pavlov4.html (249 words)

	ABC Dunhill Records - Everything on ABC Dunhill Records (information, latest news, articles,...)
		ABC Dunhill Records started when ABC Records purchased Dunhill Records in 1966.
		Afterwards they also purchased the record labels from Gulf and Western in 1974 (these included Dot Records and Blue Thumb Records).
		Duke Records - Peacock Records - 23 May - 1973 - Gulf and Western - 1974 - Dot Records - Blue Thumb Records
	www.spiritus-temporis.com /abc-dunhill-records (161 words)

	Pavlov's Dog - Band Information
		He noted that Sony Music owns the rights to the recordings and that, in his opinion, it would not make much sense for them to re-release them, given the age of the recordings and the limited sales potential.
		At the time the third album was recorded, the band was still called Pavlov's Dog and was under contract to Columbia.
		It is a self-released project recorded at a local studio and released by a local label.
	pavlovsdogband.tripod.com /info.html (3276 words)

	The Music Corporation of America, Universal City (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-17)
		MCA entered the record music business in 1962 with the purchase of the US Decca branch, including Coral Records and Brunswick Records.
		Chess Records was acquired in 1985, Motown Records was bought in 1988 (and sold to Polygram in 1993).
		In the spring of 2003, MCA Records was folded into Geffen Records.
	www.net101.com /rocknroll/mcarecord.html (326 words)

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