Record Labels

Celine Dion from 1981 to 1986 was with a series of labels, such as Saisons, Showbizz, Super Étoiles and TBS. In 1986, she signed with CBS Canada. CBS Canada became Columbia. Columbia is part of Sony, and in the U.S., her albums and singles are primarily released under Epic Records.

The Alabama Spirtuals - But he did lyric

Losing My Religion - R.E.M.

Love is a Losing Game - Amy Winehouse

Can't Stand Losing You - The Police

Losing End (When You're On) - Neil Young & Crazy Horse

Losing My Touch - Toby Keith

Losing It - Rush

Can't Get Used To Losing You - Andy Williams

Losing Grip - Avril Lavigne

Losing Sleep - Edwyn Collins

Losing Myself - Will Young

The Lovers Are Losing - Keane

Losing You - Dead by April

Losing Touch - The Killers

Losing You - Dusty Springfield

Am I Losing You - Jim Reeves

Losing Sleep (Still, My Heart) - Vangelis

Losing Hope - Jack Johnson

their total revenue was 750 million

he hiding cause he dont want anyone to get on the lead that he set up for tupac to get killed, he hired a hitman to kill tupac. because on some sites it says that when tupac and suge where in the car and the hitman came along side them tupac tried to get to the backseat but suge pulled tupac back in the front seat and tupac got shot suge didnt get hit with a bullet he only got grazed. but i have no idea whats up with death row records i guess they dont want to go down with suge knight and deal with major consequences.......

Beyoncé is currently signed to Columbia Records

1. John Lennon & Yoko Ono - Double Fantasy (Geffen US Album, 1980) Autographed by Lennon five hours before Mark David Chapman assassinated him. $525,000.[1]
2. The Quarrymen - "That'll Be the Day"/"In Spite Of All The Danger" (UK 78 RPM, Acetate in plain sleeve, 1958) Only one copy made. $180,000 [2]
3. The Beatles - Yesterday and Today (Capitol, US Album in 'butcher' sleeve, 1966) $38,500, though more typically prices range from $150-$7500 [3]
4. Bob Dylan - The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan (CBS, US album, stereo 1963 featuring 4 tracks deleted from subsequent releases) $35,000 [4]
5. Long Cleve Reed & Little Harvey Hull - "Original Stack O'Lee Blues" (Black Patti, US 78 RPM in plain sleeve, 1927) $30,000 offered to Joe Bussard.[5]
6. Frank Wilson - "Do I Love You?" (SOUL#35019, US 7" 45 RPM in plain sleeve, 1966) $30,000[6]
7. Velvet Underground & Nico - The Velvet Underground and Nico (US Album Acetate, in plain sleeve, 1966 with alternate versions of tracks from official release) Estimate $40,000+ Sold on eBay, December 9, 2006 for $155,401. However bids were fake and record was relisted. Final selling price was $25,200.[7]
8. Elvis Presley - Stay Away, Joe (US, RCA Victor UNRM-9408, 1967) One side promotional album. [8]
9. The Five Sharps - "Stormy Weather" (US, Jubilee 5104, 78 RPM, 1953) $25,000 offered to David Hall of Good Rockin' Tonight [9]
10. The Hornets - "I Can't Believe" (US, States 127, 78 RPM, 1953) $25,000 [10]
11. Sex Pistols - "God Save the Queen" (UK A&M 7" 45 RPM with mailer, 1977) $22,000 [11]
12. Bach, Cello Suites, Andre Levy, French Lumen 3.447-449, signed by Levy on all three records, $20,000. [12]
13. Blind Joe Reynolds - "99 Blues" (Paramount, 78 RPM 192?) $20,000
14. The Quarrymen - "That'll Be The Day"/"In Spite Of All The Danger" (UK 10" 78 RPM and 7" 45 RPM, in reproduction Parlophone sleeve, 1981 reissue, 25 copies of each) $18,000 [13]
15. The Beatles - The Beatles (Parlophone UK album, 1968, numbered below 000010, black inner with poster and four colour prints) $18,000 [14]
16. Bob Dylan - The Freewheelin' Bob Dylan (As #4 but mono version) $16,500
17. Billy Ward & His Dominoes (Federal, 295-94, US 10" album, 1954) $12,000 [15]
18. Charlie Patton - "Screamin' and Hollerin'" (US 78 RPM) $11,550
19. Judy Garland - Two unreleased acetates from March 1935, $22,500 bid for the pair, failed to meet reserve. [16]
20. Elvis Presley - "That's Alright" (Sun#209 Records, US 7", 45 RPM, 1954) [17]
21. Mozart á Paris (Conducted Fernand Oudabrous) - (Pathe France, 7 Album box set, 1956) $11,300 (eBay, April 3, 2007) [18]
22. John's Children - "Midsummer Night Scene" (Track, UK 7" 45RPM, 1967) $11,000 [19]
23. Willie Brown - "Future Blues" (US, 78 RPM, 1930) $10,200 [20]
24. The Beatles - The Beatles (Decca, 1968 Contract export pressing) $9,800 [21]
25. Basco Vs The Electroliners - ""The Beat Is Over" (Sm:)e US 10" red vinyl 45RPM, 1996) $9,400
26. The Beatles - "Please Please Me" (Parlophone, UK 7" 45 RPM, 1963 signed by all four members of the band) $9,500 [22]
27. Billy Barrix - "COOL OFF BABY" (Chess#1662) Only Three Know Copies Exist On 45RPM, 1958. Last Copy Sold For $15,000 On Ebay.

He joined it in 95. october after suge knight bailed him out on 1.5 million bail. at the time he was serving sentence in a New York prison, in exchange PAC had to release 3 albums under death row

Yes

UMG Republic Records -- (UMG = Universal Music Group)

Justin Bieber is signed to "Island Def Jam"
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The song is on i-Tunes as "Da Twiss" by Intellagent & Treasure. The album name is "You So Hot".

You may also find it on Amazon under the same song tile and album name with the artist listed as "Intell".

Amazon also has it as a single by artist "Big Money" with the same song title and album title "Da Twiss".

You might also like the album by Team Airplay Allstars. It has a similar style of music.

You should search HOMIE LETS DO THE TWIST for it to come up

In 2006 Cash Money Owner Birdman had a "PERSONAL" Wealth of over 400 Million, The Company it's self including the Owner's wealth is well over 700 Million now, with a deal nailed with Universal that would pay the company 30 Million for each album before any album is even printed, CMR has the most lucrative deal in Music History with any distribution company getting paid about 4-5 dollars per album instead of a few pennies like other record companies also he owns all the rights to all of his music.. Beatles and Micheal Jackson didn't even have a deal this big..

Cash Money annually Racks in 60-150 Million a year and Young Money will put the company on another level when the artist from that sister label start pumping out records and hits.

During Katrina Birdman lost 50 Homes, 45 cars, 2 ferraris, and a Maybach.

He currently owns a $35 Million Dollar Condo in Miami.. (the entire condo building, not just a level of it) which he lives out of most of the time..

Cash Money Records is still headquartered in New Orleans and there's no plans on that ever changing.

---- Summing it up, the Labels worth is $700-800 million and up, look at the date of this post and look how many albums dropped since then, and average in that each dropped album by Cash Money instantly pays them 30 mil from Universal, and that doesn't include the sales they will also get and you can come up with your updated total from there until Baby give's his official numbers again.

Victoria Justice is signed to Sony Music Entertainmentand Columbia Records

The original Hard Day's Night, released by United Artists, is worth more than the subsequent EMI/Apple releases. Find one in mint condition and you'll see.

Yes, both "Fusion Records" and "Fusion Records Nashville" are finally being established worldwide around January 1, 2016, both record labels are each going to be partnerships to Universal Music Group with Sony Music Group and Warner Music Group. The fact is that they would reissue 30 2-disc CD set/2-disc vinyl record set volumes under their entire "NOW That's What I Call Music!: The Complete Decades" series each year for 5 years, as replacements to the United States series, the United Kingdom series, among other series with 40 songs, 20 per CD or record, each volume (which would count as 30 volumes per year for 5 years, except for the first year with 36 volumes instead of only 30); and even many other various artists compilation albums or series of various artists compilation artists worldwide, among compilation albums by any adult contemporary and/or country artists and bands under their "Ultimate Collection" series (known outside of the U.S. and Canada as their "Complete Greatest Hits" series). The entire "Now That's What I Call Music!: The Complete Decades" series would be released worldwide on 2-disc CD and 2-disc vinyl record sets, but totals approx. 186 volumes between 2016 and 2021. It is definitely going to happen around both 2015 and 2016; also, news will be reported and sources will be given very soon; this might be because of "The World's Grand Revival" (which is being created by the government with the announcement being held around May 25, 2015).

18 mil

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Barking Pumpkin Records is Frank Zappa's now defunct record label. According to Frank, the cat on the label is saying ''radio''.

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Reprise:

1. A record label formed by Frank Sinatra in 1960.

2. In music, a repetition, or a return to the main for first theme.

The Beatles formed a company called Apple (not to be confused with the computer and phone company) and several of their later records came with Apple labels. However, they were still signed with EMI at the time and, in fact, the recordings were still EMI recordings.

Dr. Dre(apex)

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