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	7 F.C.C. 2d 245
		ABC is now confronted with the necessity for making large additional capital investments for conversion of network equipment to color broadcasting, for purchasing and furnishing a headquarters building, and for constructing and equipping new studios.
		ABC and ITT filed notices of intention to appear at the hearing and named attorneys and corporate officials to attend and speak on behalf of the respective corporations.
		Certainly ABC made no showing that, whether the hearing requirement itself was satisfied procedurally, the merger would implement the diversification of control of broadcast stations in the top 50 markets as espoused in the said interim policy statement.
	www.uiowa.edu /~cyberlaw/FCCOps/7/7F2-245.html (10848 words)

	ABC-Paramount Records Story
		ABC purchased "At the Hop" by Danny and the Juniors from Singular Records and it became a Number 1 national hit in late 1957.
		ABC made a few changes to the way he was recorded, framing his vocals against a larger orchestral backdrop.
		ABC released three additional Poco albums, but none were as good as their first on the label.
	www.bsnpubs.com /abc/abcstory.html (2916 words)

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		ABC Paramount Records later gave The Impressions a recording contract and the group followed with a Top 20 hit, "Gypsy Woman," which was followed by many others.
		Warner Bros. Records spokeswoman Karen Lee announced the death Sunday.
		In 1958, The Roosters were renamed The Impressions and recorded "For Your Precious Love," which was No. 11 in the United States.
	zebro.everperfect.com /blacknapkins/Detailid.asp?ID=65 (334 words)

	West End Records
		At one point ABC bought Dunhill Records which allowed Cheren to work with artists like The Mamas and the Papas, Three Dog Night and Richard Harris (the artist behind the original version of "MacArthur Park").
		Summer '98 saw the first new release from West End Records -- Taana Gardner's old-school-meets-new school single "I'm Comin'." West End continues to remaster and rerelease their rare classics, remixes of classics and is currently preparing new artists for their West End Records debuts such as Linda Clifford and Marty Thomas.
		During the Garage years, Cheren's relationship with the club's influential DJ Larry Levan blossomed, resulting in some of the most memorable records to come out of the late Seventies and early Eighties.
	www.westendrecords.com /staff/mel.php3 (1067 words)

	Untitled Document
		However the relationship between the group and Gone Records is not the greatest and Hiram Johnson announces in October that the group has signed a three year recording contract with ABC Paramount Records.
		The Marvels had one record released by ABC Paramount with the tunes "I Won't Have You Breaking My Heart" and "Jump Rock And Roll" on #9771.
		The group has found success at last as their record is a top seller and is rewarded with extensive airplay throughout the summer and even gets into the national pop charts.
	home.earthlink.net /~v1tiger/dubs.html (1195 words)

	Music Corporation of America
		In 1979 it acquired ABC Dunhill Records along with its subsidiaries ABC Records, Paramount Records, Impulse Records, Dot Records and Dunhill Records.
		Chess Records was acquired in 1985, Motown Records was bought in 1988 (and sold to Polygram in 1993).
		GRP Records and Geffen Records were acquired in 1990.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/M/Music-Corporation-of-America.htm (272 words)

	Ray Charles
		Charles began recording in 1949 and this early, imitative approach was captured on several sessions.
		Charles was recording a new collection of duets when he died of acute liver disease in June 2004.
		This effect was fully realized in "I Got A Woman" (recorded in November 1954), a song soaked in the fervour of the Baptist Church, but rendered salacious by the singer's abandoned, unrefined delivery.
	musicstore.mymmode.com /artist.do?artistID=6810 (1252 words)

	American BigBands - Page 1 "F" Bands
		During 1952-53, he had several hit records including the Brazilian song "Delicado" (the amplified harp was played by Stan Freeman), and "The Song From The Moulin Rouge" (a Felicia Sanders vocal hit).
		The record was (quoting the liner notes) "...an interpretation of ancient Inca rituals, superstitions, and the romance and mysteries of their colorful civilization." His work featured such titles as "Jaguar God," "Temple of Suicide," and "Venus Girl." A couple of years later, Frontiere was arranging and producing stereo albums for the new Capitol label.
		He later recorded for the Fraternity and Parrot labels, and his last recording was in February 1958.
	www.nfo.net /usa/f1.html (6614 words)

	Postwar 45RPM and 78 RPM ABC Paramount Records
		Postwar 45RPM and 78 RPM ABC Paramount Records
		Cylinder records and early 78 RPM disc records - From 1890 to about 1929 - Most of these disc records are one-sided
		PostWar (1940's-1960's) Labels often issued records in both 45 and 78 RPM formats are wanted
	78rpms.com /html/labels_postwar_abc.html (92 words)

	Don Costa
		His first stop was the offices of ABC-Paramount Records where he met with Costa.
		After being enthralled with the city, Paul Anka, a songwriter and aspiring recording artist, borrowed money from his father to return to the bustling music center.
		His cover of "Never On Sunday" sold over a million copies and was the most successful recording of the song.
	www.nedeldredge.com /costa.html (570 words)

	ABC Records - TheBestLinks.com - TheBestLinks.com:Find or fix a stub, TheBestLinks.com:Perfect stub article, List of record labels, ABC-Paramount Records, ...
		In 1965, ABC-Paramount Records changes its name to ABC Records.
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	www.thebestlinks.com /ABC_Records.html (106 words)

	Bobby Hammack
		He worked as musical director for ABC-Paramount Records from 1958 to 1963, during which he backed numerous ABC recording stars--including Dodie Stevens on her 1959 one-hit wonder, "Pink Shoe Laces." In the 1970s, Hammack toured as part of Billy Vaughn's band.
		The Bobby Hammack Quintet, ABC Paramount ABC 130
		A versatile keyboard player, he led the studio combo on "Jukebox Jury," a local television show that was picked up for national distribution as "The Peter Potter Show." Hammack also did a fair amount of freelance arranging, writing for Bob Crosby, Lawrence Welk, and Tony Osborne.
	www.spaceagepop.com /hammack.htm (277 words)

	BRACERS Correspondents
		Application of the form Name_Recnosf counted the records for each name.
		The result was exported in two half-alphabetical segments from the mainframe's QMF programme as a report and then joined as one text file.
		The figure on the right is nearly always the number of letters to and from the person or organization with that name.
	www.mcmaster.ca /russdocs/distinct-BRACERS.htm (214 words)

	RI - Hall of Fame
		Material from his Rock & Roll days, recorded for Atomic-H and LaSalle, remains scarce but Redita Records of The Hague, The Netherlands is about to release a 27 track retrospective CD of that part of his career.
		That hit record was preceeded by many fine rocking sides recorded at SUN Records in Memphis.
		Kimball Coburn was a local Memphis rockabilly singer who recorded some nice rocking sides for HI Records, incl.
	members.aol.com /Zeeuw3/Hall.htm (1342 words)

	BIO
		While still in high school in Atlanta, he was signed as a recording artist and released several records for Mercury Records.
		Born Anthony Lee Seibert in Tampa, Florida and growing up in Charlotte, NC and Atlanta, GA, Tony's musical journey began at age 8, with his performance in Madison Square Garden as a featured soloist with the International Rotary Boys Choir.
		All of Tony's record releases included material he wrote or co-wrote.
	home.earthlink.net /~eightspiritsmusic/id1.html (144 words)

	Creed Taylor
		mention Creed Taylor here primarily in order to give proper credit to Kenyon Hopkins, who composed and arranged Shock, Lonelyville, and other albums that appeared under the name of "The Creed Taylor Orchestra" on ABC-Paramount Records.
		While at ABC, he founded Impulse, which was one of the most important jazz labels of the 1960s, with a distinctive orange-and-black gatefold design featuring artists such as Charles Mingus, Art Blakey, Sonny Rollins, and Gary McFarland.
		At the time, many jazz critics dismissed these records as commercial pandering, but in recent years, they have brought the works of Walter Wanderley, Cal Tjader, Willie Bobo, Gary McFarland, and others a new generation of fans who appreciate the fusion of jazz, pop, and Latin rhythms and styles.
	www.spaceagepop.com /taylor.htm (364 words)

	Ray Charles
		In 1973 Charles left ABC Records, retaining the rights to his ABC material and transferring his Tangerine operation to the new label Crossover.
		In 1952 Atlantic Records purchased Charles's recording contract from Swingtime for $2500.
		He lives in Los Angeles where he is involved with RPM International, a corporation that includes Crossover Records, the music publishing companies Tangerine and Racer Music, and RPM Studios, where he records.
	www.history-of-rock.com /ray_charles.htm (867 words)

	Ray Charles Biography
		In August of 1960 Charles recorded the second of a number of theme albums for ABC Paramount called Dedicated To You on which all of the song’s titles contained a woman's name.
		One of the chief attractions of the ABC deal for Charles was a much greater degree of artistic control of his recordings.
		In 1952, Atlantic Records signed him to a contract although his first recordings with the label were not made until May of the next year.
	www.swingmusic.net /Ray_Charles_Biography.html (4291 words)

	Anchor Records - TheBestLinks.com - List of record labels, TheBestLinks.com:Tutorial, ABC-Paramount Records, TheBestLinks.com:Your first article, ...
		Anchor Records is a record label associated with ABC-Paramount Records
		Anchor Records - TheBestLinks.com - List of record labels, TheBestLinks.com:Tutorial, ABC-Paramount Records, TheBestLinks.com:Your first article,...
		Anchor Records, List of record labels, TheBestLinks.com:Tutorial, ABC-Paramount...
	www.thebestlinks.com /Anchor_Records.html (103 words)

	newsindex.htm
		ABC Paramount Records - 22, 64, 78, 175
		RCA Victor Records - 22, 53, 55, 66, 69, 70, 78, 92, 100, 107
		Lance Records - 43, 44, 52, 55, 68, 77, 78, 80, 82, 84, 85, 88, 91, 92, 97, 100, 101, 104, 105, 107, 110 - 113, 116, 120, 121, 123, 125, 130, 131, 147 - 150
	www.lancerecords.com /newsindex.htm (1685 words)

	Creed Taylor, Incorporated: The AAJ Interview, Part 1-3
		Harry Levineï¿½s background was as the booker for the Paramount Theater so he knew all the people ï¿½ he booked Sinatra and Benny Goodman and all those great entertainment acts into the Paramount.
		Then, when Verve Records was sold to MGM, Taylor moved on to serve as head of Verve.
		I guess I was there about five years and at one point I decided that the thing to do is to start a separate label and use gatefold albums and high-gloss lamination and really dress the albums up so that they look distinctive in the marketplace.
	www.allaboutjazz.com /php/article.php?id=2196 (1823 words)

	Marv Goldberg's R&B Notebooks - The Red Caps
		Some of the RCA records were released as by "Steve Gibson and the Original Red Caps." If there was any spurious "Red Caps" competing with them at this time, no recordings by the ersatz group have ever surfaced.
		Since many of them were made during the AFM recording ban, the instrumental capabilities of the group aren't always apparent, and the sound is much different from later recordings, even when the same members are present.
		Possibly not on any recordings, but part of the live group at this time was drummer Henry Tucker Green, who was the drummer for the Treniers from 1948, and was in and out of them, the Red Caps, and, later, the Romaines.
	home.att.net /~marvy42/Redcaps/redcaps.html (7214 words)

	Doo Wop Shoo Bop Various Artist CDs by Record Label
		Rhythm and blues vocal groups were flourishing during this period and Josie Records was one of the major outlets for this music.
		Jerry Winston’s Onyx Records was one of the small, struggling independent labels that made New York City the unofficial capital of R&B vocal group harmony in the 50’s.
		His Instant/Minit group of record labels were responsible fo rsome of the biggest hits to come out of New Orleans.
	www.doowopshoobop.com /varlabel.html (9099 words)

	Louis Armstrong - What A Wonderful World - GRP Records
		Originally released 1968 as ABC Records LP Recorded in New York and Las Vegas in 1968
		Louis Armstrong - What A Wonderful World - GRP Records
	www.vervemusicgroup.com /grp/product.asp?pid=9210 (140 words)

	Marvelows
		Chicago Soul vocal group the Marvelows wrote the song that would be their biggest hit,"I Do",an upbeat top ten RandB/top 40 Pop hit in 1965.Formed in Chicago Heights,IL by Melvin Mason,the group was signed to ABC-Paramount Records through the label's Chicago branch which was headed by arranger/producer Johnny Pate.
		The Marvelows (now The Mighty Marvelows to avoid confusion with the similarly named West Coast group,The Marvellos who recorded for Warner Bros. Records subsidiary Loma) had their second and only other charting single with the ballad "In The Morning" b/w "Talkin' Bout Ya Baby"(or "I Do"),#24 RandB,#105 Pop,spring 1968.
		The latter song was created by the group as a warm-up song; something to sing to prepare their voices.
	www.thisoldsoul.com /stars/marvelows.html (428 words)

	california
		peter, white southerners, records, beethoven, john kinsey, the monster mash, property, c.
		Al Aronowitz pays tribute to the late, great Ray Charles
	www.blindness-info.com /california (157 words)

	Articles - Judy Garland
		1967 Judy: At Home at the Palace (ABC-Paramount Records)
		Although she had recorded singles of her hit songs for Decca Records, Garland began recording albums for Capitol Records in the 1950's.
	www.ezorange.com /articles/Judy_Garland (811 words)

	IHS Class of '63 Other Stuff
		HE'S A REBEL - The Crystals (Phillies Records)
		HEY PAULA - Paul and Paula (Philips Records)
		HE'S SO FINE - The Chiffons (Laurie Records)
	www.seanet.com /~klaw/ingy63/other.htm (463 words)

	R&B
		1989 (Charly Records, UK Import reissue of Minit Recordings)
		Whiskey A Go Go 1964 (Imperial Records - Out of Print)
		1988 reissue of 1958 LP (Official Records, Danish Import - Out of Print)
	www.thejukejoint.com /rb.html (387 words)

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