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	George Goldner - Free Music Downloads, Videos, Lyrics, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		George Goldner is one of those behind-the-scenes figures in the history of popular music, akin to Leonard and Phil Chess, Lew Chudd, and Art Rupe -- a record label owner and entrepreneur with a certain love of music and a knack for seeing it created.
		George Goldner had his vices, and one of them was gambling, and another was a peculiar form of laziness.
		Goldner was relatively unfazed, and, indeed, was in the process of organizing a new label, Firebird, when he was struck down by a massive heart attack on April 15, 1970, at age 52.
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	George Goldner - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		George Goldner (1918–1970) was a record company owner and promoter.
		Goldner was born in New York City and originally made his living as a garment dealer.
		Goldner's last successful label, Red Bird Records and its Blue Cat Records subsidiary, was actually co-founded by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller.
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	The George Goldner Story
		George Goldner was born in 1918 in New York City.
		George Goldner discovered that Richard Barrett had a real feel for the music and soon he was bringing in his own discoveries and arranging and producing records on End and Gone.
		George Goldner was one of the major forces in the modern record business, and for this he will never be forgotten.
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	TICO PartTwo
		However, Goldner hardly needed to cannibalize existing acts to acquire new talent - it was literally flocking to his door.
		George Goldner's life took a fateful turn on the day he discovered that many of his fl and ethnic customers were turning their attention to a new kind of dance music called rhythm and blues.
		Goldner's heart wasn't in this venture, though, and according to some sources, he was never an active partner in the company.
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		George Goldner is one of those behind-the-scenes figures in the history of popular music, akin to Leonard and Phil Chess, Lew Chudd, and Art Rupe -- a record label owner and entrepreneur with a certain love of music and a knack for seeing it created.
		That was what Goldner and Rama, and "Gee" by the Crows walked in on in the spring and summer of that year, and the music world was never the same.
		George Goldner had his vices, and one of them was gambling, and another was a peculiar form of laziness.
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		Goldner's long association with New York music circles began in the early '50s.
		Goldner re-emerged in 1964, partnering songwriters/producers Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller in Red Bird Records.
		In keeping with many contemporaries faced with a new generation of self-sufficient acts, Goldner was unable to exert the same influence in pop's post- Beatles history and later dropped out of music.
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	The Very Best Of Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers - liners
		Goldner, who at the time was head of two affiliated record labels (Rama, an RandB label, and Tico, a Latin/mambo label), employed Barrett to rehearse vocal groups for him.
		Goldner was interested immediately in "Birds" and changed it to "Why Do Fools Fall In Love," with Frankie singing lead (Herman was reputed to have had a cold that day, although this story has been denied numerous times).
		George Goldner (and Alan Freed) had exited the Rama/Gee/Roulette complex by the early summer of 1957, and Frankie's solo release appeared on Roulette instead of Gee.
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	GEORGE GOLDNER
		Goldner even went so far as to form another label, named Gee, after his biggest hit till then, but the new label failed to boost record sales and was discontinued after only twelve releases.
		In the early sixties Goldner produced records for his old partner Morris Levy at Roulette, and eventually joined forces with Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller to co-found the highly successful Red Bird label in 1964.
		George Goldner died in April 1970, of a massive heart attack, just as his newest label venture, Firebird Records, was about to launch its first releases.
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	Goldner Biddington's Studio Visit With Sculptor Janet Goldner Whose Welded-steel Artwork Is Influenced By (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Goldner Biddington's Studio Visit With Sculptor Janet Goldner Whose Welded-steel Artwork Is Influenced By Biddington's studio visit with sculptor Janet Goldner whose welded-steel artwork is influenced by the art and artisans of West Africa.
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		Mandy goldner - scientific articles matching the query: mandy goldner attention to the concept of gender in therapy (Goldner, 1989 Goodrich, 1991 Knudson-Martin, 1997 In her ground-breaking.
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	George Goldner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		George Goldner (1918 - 1970) was a record company owner and promoter.
		Goldner and Levy formed Rama Records, which would record rhythm & blues.
		Goldner was made a partner in the company and did the promoting of Red Bird releases while Leiber & Stoller worked on production.
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	The Roulette Story
		Joe Kolsky was also a 50% owner of the George Goldner labels, Gee, Rama and Tico and he was in business with nightclub owner Morris Levy.
		The partnership was short lived as Billboard announced on April 6, 1957, "(George) Goldner has sold his interests in the Roulette, Rama, Gee and Tico labels outright to the Morris Levy combine.
		After selling his record labels to Levy, Goldner formed two new labels, End and Gone and sometime in the early '60s, they were also sold to Roulette Records.
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	Oldies.com : Spotlight Series (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		End Records was formed in 1957 by music industry legend George Goldner, who helped usher in the girl group era of rock & roll with his signing of The Chantels.
		Music label legend George Goldner formed the New York-based Rama Records label in 1953 specifically to record "race" music, as R&B was called in those days.
		End Records was formed in 1957 by music industry legend George Goldner, who helped usher in the girl group era of rock & roll with his signing of girl groups such as The Chantels.
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	George Strait - Compare prices and read reviews on George Strait music CD CDs album buy - price (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
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	Morris Levy and George Goldner (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		One of his first partners in Roulette was George Goldner, a snappy dresser and accomplished dancer who likewise had few scruples but abundant aggressiveness.
		Goldner had founded a Latin-music label, Tico, in 1948, which boasted Tito Puente and Machito among its artists.
		In the mid-fifties, he started the Rama and Gee labels, which helped put doo-wop on the map with “Gee” by the Crows and “Why Do Fools Fall in Love?” by Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers, a Harlem group fronted by a thirteen-year-old whose cuteness belied his activities as a pimp and a dope smoker.
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	Nancy Krieg Weds George Goldner - New York Times
		Nancy M. Krieg, a paintings restorer in New York, and George R. Goldner, the curator of paintings and drawings at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Malibu, Calif., were married yesterday in New York.
		Goldner, 48, graduated from Columbia and has a master's degree and a Ph.D. in fine arts from Princeton University.
		He is the son of Edith Goldner and the late Dezso Goldner of New York.
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	EAST COAST GROUPS 3 (PAGE 5) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Their first single on Gone (both sides arranged by former Valentine and Goldner house AandR man, Richard Barrett) was issued in late summer 1957 and brought the group back into the spotlight with air and jukebox play all over the country.
		Barrett knew Goldner was preoccupied with recording a new group called the Millionaires, so he threatened that he would not rehearse the group if George didn't sign his new find, the Premiers.
		George also wrote and sang lead on several other songs that had the makings of hits, "Do You Remember" and "To The Service" Unfortunately, these songs were never released.
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	Marv Goldberg's R&B Notebooks - THE WRENS
		Goldner may have liked the Wrens, but he was seemingly too busy to record them again.
		In November, Goldner issued “Hey Girl” and “Serenade Of The Bells.” In the same month, “Hey Girl” was also paired with “Love's Something That's Made For Two” (this was the third time this song had been released inside of a year).
		George Goldner wanted to cover Sarah Vaughan's recent pop hit of Edward White and Mack Wolfson's “C'est La Vie” (which was just entering the charts), and the Wrens were chosen.
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	GEORGE GOLDNER (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Throughout a career spanning 22 years, George Goldner owned or co-owned over a dozen different record labels, including Tico, Rama, Gee, Roulette, Gone, End and Red Bird.
		As with other great record entrepreneurs who flourished in the '50s, George Goldner's fortunes rose and fell numerous times, nearly always in association with his luck at the racetrack.
		Red Bird is largely associated with the creative work of Jeff Barry, Ellie Greenwich and Shadow Morton, and scored hits with the Dixie Cups, the Shangri-La's and the Ad-Libs.
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	Frankie Lymon
		The Valentines were under contract to Rama Records owned by George Goldner.
		George Goldner had been trying to convince Lymon to go solo and after the success in Great Britain he agreed to do so.
		Santiago's name was soon dropped and in the mid-sixties Lymon and Goldner sold off their rights to the song.
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	'George Goldner Presents the Gee Story 1954-1962 [Classic R&B Rock 'n' Roll & Doo Wop from a Legendary New York Label]' ...
		'George Goldner Presents the Gee Story 1954-1962 [Classic R&B Rock 'n' Roll & Doo Wop from a Legendary New York Label]' by Various Artists from The Portsmouth Chorus.
		George Goldner Presents the Gee Story 1954-1962 [Classic R&B Rock 'n' Roll & Doo Wop from a Legendary New York Label], Various Artists.
		George Goldner Presents the End Story 1957-1966 [Classic R&B Rock 'n' Roll Doo Wop Soul {amp}amp; Pop from a Legendary New York Label]
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	VH1.com : The Wrens (50's) : Biography - Urge Music Downloads
		Lead singer Bobby Mansfield, George Magnezid (tenor), Francis "Frenchie" Concepcion (tenor), and James "Archie" Archer (bass) first started singing together in 1954 at a community center in the Bronx, NY.
		Johnson got the group an audition with George Goldner's Rama Records and a recording contract followed late in 1954, with the group's first session taking place on November 21 of that year.
		Goldner issued a total of six singles by the Wrens, but they never enjoyed a bigger hit than "Come Back My Love," which became their signature song despite competition from a cover version done by the Cardinals on Atlantic that same year.
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		In his lawsuit, Turner charges Goldner and the Getty with suppressing publication of his catalogue of the Getty's drawing collection, which Turner worked on for four years, because it asserts in an appendix that six Getty drawings are forgeries (Turner suggests they were done by the contemporary English master forger, Eric Hebborn).
		The drawings in question were acquired by the museum while Goldner was curator.
		Goldner denies threatening to sue, but says, "People generally don't publish allegations about forgeries as the result of agreements about sexual harassment." The Getty says Turner's claims regarding the drawings are mistaken.
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		George Goldner Presents The Gone Story: Doo-Wop To Soul 1957-1963
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	George Goldner - AOL Music (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Nancy Krieg Weds George Goldner - New York Times
		Nancy M. Krieg, a paintings restorer in New York, and George R. Goldner, the curator of paintings and drawings at the J. Paul Getty Museum in Malibu,...
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	Ashmolean chief quits before he starts job
		Dr George Goldner, a senior curator at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, was appointed last December to become the Ashmolean's director in October.
		Dr Goldner said he and his wife had already sold their flat in New York when they started looking for a home in Oxford but were foiled in their attempts to buy.
		"Dr Goldner told us he had changed his mind about the appointment due to personal reasons, one of them being the difficulty in finding the sort of house he wanted to live in," the spokesman said.
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	Old Baseball Cards (OBC) - Jefferson Burdick
		I called again and was able to talk to George Goldner, the department head.
		In general Goldner felt that the approach was successful in that most people were happy to see the cards displayed, valuable museum display space was preserved and the collection remained secure.
		Goldner said that he had collected cards as a kid.
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	Oxford University Gazette, 12 December 1996: News Pages (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Dr Goldner is Drue Heinz Chairman of the Department of Drawings and Prints at the Metropolitan, a post he has held since 1993.
		Dr Goldner graduated from Columbia University in the United States in 1965 with a BA in History of Art, before taking a Master of Fine Arts (1968), and a Ph.D. in Fine Arts (1972) at Princeton University.
		Dr Goldner's doctoral thesis on Niccolo and Piero Lamberti, two early Renaissance sculptors based in Florence and Venice, was published in the series `Outstanding Dissertations in the Fine Arts' (Garland Press, 1978).
	www.ox.ac.uk /gazette/1996-7/weekly/121296/news/story_2.htm (269 words)

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		The opening cut, the Dubs' slow, romantic "Don't Ask Me (To Be Lonely)," shows just how far George Goldner's conception of rhythm & blues had come in the four years since he'd founded Rama...
		The opening cut, the Dubs' slow, romantic "Don't Ask Me (To Be Lonely)," shows just how far George Goldner's conception of rhythm & blues had come in the four years since he'd founded Rama Records in 1953.
		The label's sound was very polished, although Goldner and company found room for an occasional hard rocker like "Love Is Dynamite" by would-be rockabilly star Gary Dale or lady rock & roller Jo-Ann Campbell's "Wait a Minute".
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	Morris Levy and George Goldner
		To retire a particularly large debt in the early sixties, he sold End and Gone to his former label Roulette.
		According to Mark Ribowski in his biography of Phil Spector (himself a prime example of the kind of figure being discussed here), He’s A Rebel, Arlene Smith, who had fronted the Chantels, was to be produced by Burt Bacharach at Big Top Records, but was run off the project by Goldner.
		Goldner apparently used mob leverage to replace Bacharach with Spector.
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