Record Labels

I don't know either, but I think that if you go onto one of the label websites there might be a link. Look out for they're scouts, too.

Even though she never followed up Charlene did sign for Motown on it's relaunch and Recorded I've Never Been To Me

2 versions existed and version 2 was used until it was plugged in the UK and was re issued using Version 1 which was mistaken for a re re-cording

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Debbie Dean - Motown single M-1007 FEB 1961

Chris Clark (later became VP) Motown M-1114 Sept 1967

Pete Wentz and Fall Out Boy first joined Fueled By Ramen, then Pete created his own division of FBR called DecayDance Records.

On the record label, the song is credited to "Fielding"

Yes, the company only changed name. that does not mean that the company dropped everything along with it.

The company cannot say that they don't want you any more they have to somehow break the contract and unless they actually dropped everything including the company name then you or anyone else have nothing to worry about.

Decaydance

Columbia Records is the oldest surviving brand name, founded in 1888 being the first record company to produce pre recorded records as opposed to blank cylinders

Hollywood Records.

DefJam and Island Records

Death Row Records is owned by WIDEawake Entertainment Group, Inc. On January 15, 2009, WIDEawake Entertainment purchased Death Row Records for $18,000,000.

Columbia Records. Their first album (It's About Time)wasn't of much success, so the label dropped them. Not too long after, though, were they discovered by Hollywood Records, their current label.

They were previously signed to Badboy Records. Now signed to Atlantic Records

Everest Records & Fontana Records

The supposed name of Rihanna's first record label is " A girl like me "

It is accually though now as 'Def Jam records'

Independiente is pretty large, I guess. And Boards of Canada is or have been on Skam.

the record label numbers are on the record itself just outside the actual label. there will be some numbers letters etc. the number with the circle around it represents the printing.

confessions on a dance floor

The ambiguous answer is - The first record on the Motown record label is

"BAD GIRL" recorded by The Miracles on label number G-1 in September 1959. Though the MOTOWN label itself was the 2d label under Motown Records.

The first original label was TAMLA and was 9 months before the MOTOWN label was launched. And the first recording was 'COME TO ME' by MARV JOHNSON and written by Marv Johnson in Jan 1959 on Tamla 101. The background vocal accompanied by Rayber Voices (RAYnoma and BERry Gordy). The b-side was Whisper. This title was released from the 1719 Gladstone Street address, and also released for national distribution by United Artists (UA 160).

yes u do need a publishing company or u can start your own record label altogether,here is a step by step guide to do that www.startrecordcompany.tk

bets of luck

There are three treatments for mesothelioma. Because of the severe nature of this type of cancer, surgery is a viable option for treatment. Also local radiation and chemotherapy can be used. Usually a combination of all three treatments are used by professionals.

There are different royalty streams depending on who is playing/selling the music. A record store, for example, sells the CDs, then pays the label, who pays the artist. Itunes pays the label. There are other places to sell music. Video games have music. Commercials have music. You should have a contract with anyone who uses or sells your music for profit

Without including the endless variables of today's music industry, such as Indie record labels that open up every day, the average salary is $23,000.

That includes all the new labels that're struggling or on the brink of closing, or the labels that just opened it's doors on a daily basis. The endless amounts of new labels constantly opening up keeps rising, therefore, lowering the statistical average salary rate that seems to be posted.

Found the 23,000 answer at Salary.com

Chrysalis

The CEO of an Indie or independent record label makes between $100,000 and $1 million per year plus bonuses. The CEO of a large record label can earn between $2 million and $10 million per year plus bonuses.

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