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166:. The upper management of Stax remained the same with Jim Stewart staying on as president and Al Bell staying on as vice-president. They were to work directly with Arnold D. Burk, who was the vice -president in charge of music operations for Paramount Pictures . In addition to their desire to expand the Enterprise label, they were looking to do the same with their pop -rock label, Hip Records. It appears at the time, Enterprise was regarded as a jazz-folk label. 705: 302:
who would be produced by Joe Allison and Hank Cochran. Enterprise was using Larry Butler who was an independent producer in Nashville was to handle most of the production and recording. Also in the same issue, Bill Williams reported in his Nashville Scene section that when Cliff Cochran was to cut
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and were rushing out a single of his. They had also purchased a master recording in Orlando of Paige O'Brien (O'Brian), which resulted in the release of her single "Satisfied Woman". Local artist Dale Yard recorded a single in a session was described as done with the total "Memphis country sound".
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in the magazine's May 25, 1974, issue that Stax Records via its Enterprise subsidiary was expanding its country division. It had recently signed three artists to the label. The label's country promoter and coordinator Merlin Littlefield said there would be more to come. With the expansion, Bill
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label. The first of them was a Roland Eaton recording which was re-mixed and then released. Enterprise were also about to release a single by Birmingham artist, Roger Hallmark, and an LP album by Eddie Bond. At the time the label's director of the country operation was Jerry Seabolt.
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with the reviewer saying "The lively carefree nature of the tune should find many a country fanatic whistling and stomping along with the beat. The label had also purchased some masters from the
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Hickman and Carol Stevenson had taken up positions in the office. For some time, Enterprise's country division had O.B. McClinton as their only artist. The recent additions were,
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album by Isaac Hayes was at no. 10. The two Isaac Hayes LPs were also at no. 1 and no. 6 respectively in the Best Selling Jazz LP's chart that week.
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The single "Purple Cow" bw "I'ma Goin' A Courtin'" which was released on Enterprise ENA-9068 was reviewed in the May 19 issue of
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by David Edwards and Mike Callahan, ENTERPRISE ALBUM DISCOGRAPHY, 1000 series:, ENS-1021 - Patchouli - Ben Atkins (1971)
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in the magazine's June 29, 1968, issue that Maynard Ferguson had recently joined the Enterprise record label.
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An example of some of the success Enterprise was having can be seen in the May 16, 1970 issue of
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in the May 12, 1973 issue that Enterprise was in the process of signing Weldon Lane, a former
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label as they had merged with Gulf- Western Industries, Inc. which was the umbrella org. of
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Albums on the Enterprise label that were "happening as per Ed Ochs' Soul Sauce column in
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would be joining him on harmony vocals. The label also thought they were getting
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Ben Atkins - Patchouli (1971 us, sweet silky folk r 'n' b, 2021 korean remaster)
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Page 40 Country Music, Stax Expanding Enterprise, Signs Country Artists
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In May 1968, parent company Stax ended its relationship with the
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who had been Chart Records and the Atlanta GRC label, and
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Page 42 THE R&B LP CHART, 1. LIVE AT THE SAHARA TAHOE
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Page 44 THE R&B LP CHART, 3. LIVE AT THE SAHARA TAHOE
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Page 40 Country Music, Nashville Scene By BILL WILLIAMS
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but she changed her mind and went to the Atlanta-based
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by Isaac Hayes was at its second week at no. 1 on the
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This article about a United States record label is a
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Index

Stax Records
1967
Stax Records
Isaac Hayes
Theme from Shaft
Big Ben Atkins
Cliff Cochran
Connie Eaton
Maynard Ferguson
Little Sonny
O.B. McClinton
Eric Mercury
David Porter
Stax
Atlantic
Paramount Pictures
The Isaac Hayes Movement
David Porter
Hot Buttered Soul
David Porter
Eric Mercury
Big Ben Atkins
Capitol
O.B. McClinton
Capitol
Live at the Sahara Tahoe
Connie Eaton
Cliff Cochran
Jeannie Seely
Jan Howard

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