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1238:(who had helped the label to sign The Grateful Dead) wrote an infamous tongue-in-cheek advertisement to promote it. The ad cheekily declared that the label had "lost $ 35,509 on 'the album of the year' (dammit)," suggested that those who had purchased the album had probably worn their copies out by playing it over and over, and made the offer that listeners could send these supposedly worn-out copies back to Warner Bros., who would exchange it for two new copies, including one "to educate a friend with." Incensed by the tactic, Parks accused Cornyn of trying to kill his career. Cornyn encountered similar problems with Joni Mitchell—he penned an advertisement that was meant to convey the message that Mitchell was yet to achieve significant market penetration, but the tag-line "Joni Mitchell is 90% Virgin" reportedly reduced Mitchell to tears, and Cornyn had to withdraw it from publication. 1431:, who would successfully lead the Warner group of companies until his death in 1992. The US$ 400 million deal created a new conglomerate that combined the Warner film, television, recording, and music publishing divisions with Kinney's multi-faceted holdings. Ross had founded the company in the late 1950s while working in his family's funeral business—seeing the opportunity to use the company's cars, which were idle at night, he founded a successful car hire operation, which he later merged with the Kinney parking garage company. Ross took the company public in 1962, and from this base it expanded rapidly between 1966 and 1968, merging with National Cleaning Services in 1966 to form the Kinney National Company, and then acquiring a string of companies that would prove of enormous value to the Warner group in the years ahead– 4111: 795:. Grossman bought out Dylan's previous contract with Leeds Music and signed the then-unknown singer-songwriter to Witmark for an advance of $ 5000. Two years later in 1963, Peter, Paul & Mary scored two consecutive Top 10 hits with Dylan songs, launching Dylan's career, and this was followed by many more hits by artists covering Dylan's songs, alongside the growing commercial success of Dylan himself. Grossman benefited enormously from both deals, because he took a 25% commission as Dylan's manager, and he structured Dylan's publishing deal so that he received 50% of Witmark's share of Dylan's publishing income. 4413: 4119: 4470: 2529:. Warner Bros. were initially anxious about the commercial appeal of Simon's innovative fusion of rock with African styles but the album was a resounding success, topping the charts in many countries, reaching No. 3 in the US and producing two US Top 20 singles. It became the best-selling American album of 1987 and the most successful of Simon's solo career, selling more than 5 million copies, and winning the 1986 Grammy for 'Album of the Year'; the title track also won 'Song of the Year' in 1987. In jazz, Warner Bros. scored another artistic coup by signing jazz legend 2917: 47: 1709:, whose massive success firmly established Warner Bros. in the front rank of major labels—although few would have predicted it from the band's tumultuous history. Between 1970 and 1975 there were multiple lineup changes (with only two original members remaining by 1974), their album sales declined drastically, and a legal battle over the group's name kept them off the road for over a year. However, just as Fleetwood Mac was switching labels in 1975, the group re-invigorated by the recruitment of new members 714:) spoke on the song's chorus, but although her record contract entitled her to a five-percent royalty rate, the label arbitrarily defined her contribution to be a favor to Byrnes, and assigned her just 1% royalty on the song, despite the fact that, as she soon discovered, her name was being prominently displayed on the single's label. Warner Bros. also charged her for a share of the recording costs, which was to be recouped from her drastically reduced royalty. When Stevens scored her own hit single with " 2905: 2817:, to oversee the three main record labels. Fearing the loss of autonomy and worried that he would be obliged to implement Morgado's "slash-and-burn" policy to streamline the label's staff and artist roster, he refused to carry out Morgado's orders and decided not to renew his contract. Ostin officially stepped down from Warner Bros. when his contract expired on December 31, 1994, although he stayed on as a senior consultant to Time Warner's chairman until August 1995. He later commented: 1249:, had negotiated complete artistic control over the recording and packaging of their music. Their debut album had been recorded in just four days, and although it was not a major hit, it cracked the US Top 50 album chart and sold steadily, eventually going gold in 1971. For their second album, The Grateful Dead took a far more experimental approach, embarking on a marathon series of recording sessions lasting seven months, from September 1967 to March 1968. They started the album with 963: 2717:(1993), Prince stopped using his first name and started using only the "Love Symbol"—a decision that drew considerable ridicule from the media. Because this sign has no verbal equivalent, he was often derisively referred to as "The Artist Formerly Known as Prince". By 1994, relations between The Artist and his record label had reached an impasse—in February WEA cancelled its distribution deal with 1199:. Although Warner Bros. spent large sums on albums that sold poorly, and there were some missteps in its promotion strategy, the presence of unorthodox acts like The Grateful Dead and critically acclaimed 'cult' performers like Newman and Parks, combined with the artistic freedom that the label afforded them, proved significant in building Warner Bros.' reputation and credibility. 1917:, whose self-titled debut album went to No. 6 in the US and produced four charting singles, including the No. 1 hit "Sailing". He also won five major categories at the 1981 Grammy Awards, becoming the only solo artist to date to win the "Big Four" awards in one year (Record, Song and Album of the Year, and Best New Artist) while his performance of " 1378:. However, the purchase again caused rancor among the Warner/Reprise management, who were upset that their hard-won profits had been co-opted to buy Atlantic, and that Atlantic's executives were made large shareholders in Warner-Seven Arts—the deal gave the Ertegun brothers and Wexler between them 66,000 shares of Warner Bros.' common stock. 2805:. In September 1993, Ostin began negotiations to renew his contract and it was at this point that Morgado unveiled his plan for a major corporate shakeup of the Warner group. This triggered a series of damaging corporate conflicts and in particular created a fatal rift between Morgado and Ostin. The first major casualty was Elektra chairman 2882:"I've sent Warner an amusing letter of resignation, and I haven't heard anything. It's like trying to find a general to surrender to. I think I'm gone, you know? And I signed with DreamWorks and I haven't heard from them! The people I'm leaving don't give a shit that I'm leaving and the people I'm going to don't give a shit that I'm coming! 1284:, but Ostin handled the matter diplomatically. Rather than refusing point-blank to release it, he reminded The Grateful Dead that they were heavily in debt to Warner's and would not see any royalties until this had been repaid; he also pointed out that the provocative title would inevitably hurt sales because major retailers like 1164:, Wickham scouted for new talent and established a rapport with the young musicians Warner Bros. was seeking to sign. Like Lenny Waronker, Wickham's youth, intelligence and hip attitude allowed him to bridge the "generation gap between these young performers and the older Warner 'establishment'". He played a major role in signing 468:

it was foolish for Warner Bros. to make deals with other companies to release its soundtracks when, for less than the cost of one motion picture, they could establish their own label, creating a new income stream that could continue indefinitely and provide an additional means of exploiting and promoting its contract actors.

491:" (1957) and, to Warner Bros.' chagrin, reporters were primarily asking about the hit record, rather than Hunter's latest Warner movie. In 1958, the studio signed Hunter as its first artist to its newly formed record division, although his subsequent recordings for the label failed to duplicate his success with Dot. 427:(which formed its American operations in 1934) in exchange for a financial interest in Decca. The heavy loss it incurred in the Brunswick deal kept the studio out of the record business for more than 25 years, and during this period it licensed its film music to other companies for release as soundtrack albums. 679:

label was used for two years, 1958 – 1960. This initial 45 label was soon replaced by a new, all-red label with the WB shield logo at 9 o'clock and a number of different-colored arrows (blue, chartreuse, and yellow) surrounding and pointing away from the center hole. The first hit was the novelty record "

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It also triggered an exodus of Warner executives who had joined the company primarily because of Ostin. Next to go was Lenny Waronker—he was initially designated to succeed Ostin as chairman but he ultimately declined the job and left WBR soon after. Following a period of uncertainty and speculation,

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reported on a major reorganization of the entire Warner-Seven Arts music division. Mike Maitland was promoted to Executive Vice-president of both the recorded music and publishing operations, and George Lee took over from Victor Blau as operational head of the recording division. The restructure also

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and investor David Baird. Semenenko in particular had a strong professional interest in the entertainment business and he began to push Jack Warner on the issue of setting up an 'in-house' record label. With the record business booming – sales had topped US$ 500 million by 1958 – Semnenko argued that

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During 1969, the rivalry between Mike Maitland and Ahmet Ertegun quickly escalated into an all-out executive battle, but Steve Ross favored Ertegun, and the conflict culminated in Maitland being dismissed from his position on January 25, 1970. He declined an offer of a job with Warner Bros. Pictures

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Reprise was heavily in debt at the time of the takeover, and the Warner Records management team was reportedly dismayed at their balance sheet being pushed back into the red by the acquisition, but they were given no choice in the matter. Ben Kalmenson, a Warner Bros. company director and close aide

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street lined by palms and eucalypts, and titled with the slogan "Burbank, Home of Warner Bros. Records". According to the label's official history, the design was copied from a similarly styled "orange crate art" fruit company label illustration created by an unknown commercial artist in the 1920s.

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as part of a deal to acquire Sinatra's services as a recording artist and as an actor for Warner Bros. Pictures. The total deal was valued at around US$ 10 million, and it gave Sinatra a one-third share in the combined record company and a seat on the Warner/Reprise board; Warner Bros. Records head

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Early Warner Bros. singles had distinctive pink labels, with the WB logo at the top center and "WARNER" in white Hellenic font to the left of the WB shield and "BROS." in the same color and style font to the right. Below the shield in white Rockwell font, it read "VITAPHONIC HIGH FIDELITY;" this 45

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On May 28, 2019, the label announced that it had changed its name to Warner Records, and unveiled a new logo—replacing the Warner Bros. shield with a wordmark and black circle (both partially cut off at the bottom). WMG explained that the new logo was meant to resemble the Earth, a record, and the

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article also noted the enormous growth and vital significance of W7's music operations, which were by then providing most of Warner-Seven Arts' revenue—during the first nine months of that fiscal year, the recording and publishing divisions generated 74% of the corporation's total profit, with the

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The same was true of Prince; he scored numerous hit albums and singles through the latter half of the 1980s, but his record sales declined and Warner Bros. executives became increasingly concerned that he was producing far more material than they could release. His image was also tarnished by the

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proved to be the least successful of The Grateful Dead's 1960s albums—it sold poorly, the extended sessions put the band more than $ 100,000 in debt to the label, and Warner Bros. executive Joe Smith later described it as "the most unreasonable project with which we have ever involved ourselves."

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Despite his close ties to Morris, Danny Goldberg was initially told he could remain as WBR president but he left the company in August 1995 after negotiating a settlement with Time Warner to terminate his five-year, US$ 20 million contract, which still had four years to run. He was subsequently

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took both group and Warner Bros. label to even greater heights—it generated a string of international hit singles and became the most successful album in the label's history; it is currently ranked the 11th biggest selling album of all time and as of 2009 was estimated to have sold more than 40

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reports that the only reason it was not closed down was because the Warner board was reluctant to write off the additional $ 2 million the label was owed in outstanding receivables and inventory. After a restructure, Conkling was obliged to report to Herman Starr; he rejected a buyout offer by

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since 2022), the company had been granted a 15-year license to use the Warner Bros. name and shield logo. The new logo received mixed reviews, with marketing critics and former WMG employees lamenting the replacement of the historic Warner Bros. emblem (used by the label for 61 years) with a

1273:(1969), which also took around seven months to record and cost $ 180,000, almost twice as much as its predecessor. It sold poorly and took almost thirty years to be accredited with gold-record status. There were further difficulties in 1971 when the band presented Warner Bros. with a planned 2862:. Fuchs sacked Morris a month later (sparking a US$ 50m breach of contract suit) and Warner Music US was dissolved. Morris' removal led to speculation that Ostin was being courted to return to WBR, but these reports proved unfounded, since Ostin and Waronker moved to DreamWorks soon after. 787:

to Herman Starr, and as a result the group signed a recording and publishing deal with Warner Bros. Grossman's deal for the group broke new ground for recording artists — it included a substantial advance of $ 30,000 and, most significantly, it set a new benchmark for recording contracts by

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denounced the label for releasing the song, Warner executives received death threats, Time Warner stockholders threatened to pull out of the company and the New Zealand police commissioner unsuccessfully tried to have the record banned there. Although Ice-T later voluntarily reissued

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This business is about freedom and creative control. An executive has to be able to make risky decisions with minimal corporate interference. But Warner is a different company now than the company I was brought up in. And in the end, I found it impossible to operate in that kind of

2241:", which reached No. 16 in the US and became a hit in many other countries, including Australia and the UK, where it was Top 5. The album made the Top 20 in more than a dozen countries including the US, where it has been certified at 5× Platinum status. It was quickly followed by 444: 436: 1627:" became a major international hit, reaching No. 1 in the US. Warner hastily reissued the album with the song included and it too became a huge hit, reaching No. 1 on the US album chart and eventually earning a platinum record award. Although criticized for their similarity to 1604:. Geffen was forced to step down in 1975 for health reasons and Joe Smith was appointed president in his place, although the label's fortunes subsequently waned considerably, with Elektra-Asylum reportedly losing some $ 27 million during the last two years of Smith's tenure. 2689:

Prince's fortunes in the Nineties were mixed; he scored more hits and renewed his contract in 1992, but his relationship with Warner Bros. Records soon soured, climaxing in a highly publicized legal battle and his eventual departure from the label. Although his fourth film,

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Sun, and had "artful simplicity and impactful typography that are ideally suited to the digital world". The change was necessitated by the upcoming expiration of WMG's license to the Warner Bros. trademarks; after the sale of Warner Music Group in 2004 by Time Warner (now

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With three co-owned record companies, the next step was the formation of the group's in-house distribution arm, initially called Kinney Records Distributing Corporation, to better control distribution of product and make sure records by breaking new acts were available.

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were named co-chairmen of Warner Bros. Records, with Bay-Schuck serving as CEO and Corson COO. Corson joined the company in January 2018; Bay-Schuck began in the fall of that year. The Warner Bros. headquarters moved from Burbank to downtown Los Angeles in March 2019.

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In early 2001, there was a major restructure of the Warner Music Group; about 600 positions were eliminated across the three labels, and an executive reshuffle led to the departures of Thyret and Quartararo (as well as Reprise president Howie Klein) and the hiring of

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Warner Bros. Records opened for business on March 19, 1958. Its early album releases (1958–1960) were aimed at the upscale end of the mainstream audience, and Warner Bros. took an early (though largely unsuccessful) lead in recording stereo LPs that targeted the new

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as Creative Director of Warner Bros. Records and Creative Consultant to Warner Music Group. Ayeroff had previously been WBR's Senior Vice-president and Creative Director from 1983 to 1986, overseeing many successful album covers and music videos in that period.

1717:. The 'new' Fleetwood Mac scored a string of US and international hits and their self-titled Reprise debut album was a huge success, reaching No. 1 in the US, charting for more than 30 weeks and selling more than 5 million copies. In 1977, their now-legendary 1051:" went on to become the second-most-played song on American radio and TV in the 20th century. During the year, the label also took its first tentative step into the burgeoning rock market when they signed leading San Francisco psychedelic rock group 1693:

In 1975 David Geffen was obliged to leave the company for health reasons, after being told that he had a terminal illness (although this later proved to be a false diagnosis). In his place, Joe Smith was promoted to become President of the combined

953:, which set off a trend of musicians creating the artwork for their own record sleeves. In 1973, when Frank Sinatra emerged from retirement with his comeback album, Thrasher shot candid photographs for the cover and also devised the album title 2247:, which became her first US No. 1 album and has sold more than 21 million copies worldwide. The title track was also a huge international hit, going to No. 1 in Australia, Canada, Japan and the US. Boosted by her well-received role in the film 2477:, Ostin insisted that Prince pare it down to two records. Prince at first refused and a battle of wills ensued for several weeks, but he eventually backed down and removed seven tracks; the resulting double-album was released in March 1987 as 2812:

For many years Ostin had reported directly to Time Warner chairman Steve Ross (and then to Ross's successor Gerald Levin) but Morgado now insisted that Ostin should report to him, and he established a new division, Warner Music US, headed by

2660:. As a result, Pepsi withdrew the advertisement and canceled the endorsement deal, although Madonna was allowed to retain her US$ 5 million advance. The controversy also introduced heightened interest in the single and the album (also titled 2546:

In the summer of 1986, Warner Bros. announced the reactivation of Reprise Records with its own separate promotions department, and former Warner Bros. Vice President of Promotion Richard Fitzgerald was appointed as label Vice President.

1253:, who had produced their first album, but he quit the project in frustration in December 1967 while they were recording in New York City (although he is co-credited with the band on the album). The group and their concert sound engineer 1203:, who briefly headed Warner Bros.' short-lived 'black' label Loma Records, later commented that The Grateful Dead "...were really the springboard. People said, 'Wow, if they'll sign The Dead, they must be going in the right direction.'" 407:

greatly harmed the recording industry—sales crashed, dropping by around 90% from more than 100 million records in 1927 to fewer than 10 million by 1932 and major companies were forced to halve the price of records from 75 to 35 cents.

2652:" in a commercial titled "Make a Wish"—the first time a pop single had debuted in an advertisement and the first time such a commercial was given a worldwide satellite premiere. The actual music video for "Like a Prayer" premiered on 2800:

During 1994–1995, Warner Bros.'s successes and problems with its artists were overshadowed by a protracted period of highly publicized internecine strife, centering on Warner Music Group chairman Robert J. Morgado and his successor

2005:(1981) was a surprise hit in Australia, topping the singles chart there for three weeks, but their subsequent albums and singles suffered from declining sales and the group was eventually dropped by the label after their 1984 album 1865:

in 1977 and bought the label in 1978, retaining Stein as its president. The addition of the Sire roster gave Warner Bros. an important foothold in this area (indeed, Stein is often credited with naming the genre to replace the term

1036:. Together they became the foundation of the creative salon that centered on Waronker at Warner Bros. and which, with Ostin's continuing support, became the catalyst for Warner Records' subsequent success as a rock music label. 762:, marking the beginning of the label's continuing involvement with comedy. Newhart provided the label's next major commercial breakthrough — in May 1960, three months after the success of "Cathy's Clown", Newhart's debut album 736:

Conkling and a group of other record company employees but agreed to keep the label running in exchange for heavy cost-cutting—the staff was reduced from 100 to 30 and Conkling voluntarily cut his own pay from $ 1000 to $ 500.

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was a 'cult' band that gradually built up a strong following in the US and internationally during the 1980s (thanks in part to their innovative music videos). For most of the 1980s they were signed to the independent label

2029:(1982) became his first major hit album, selling over six million copies and spawning three hit singles. The title track reached No. 12 in the US and provided his first international hit (#25 UK) and his next two singles, " 2752:

and the confluence of events put the song under the national spotlight. Complaints escalated over the summer—conservative police associations called for a boycott of Time Warner products, politicians including President

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was a phenomenal success—it went to No. 1 in the US, Australia and most European countries and sold in colossal numbers—by 1996 it had been certified at 9× platinum in the US and it is currently ranked at No. 25 in the

2598:, their first to sell more than one million copies. However, they were frustrated by IRS's poor international distribution and when their IRS contract expired in 1988 they signed with Warner Bros. Their Warner debut 1966:(1983) was well received by critics but neither it nor the lead single "Allergies" made the chart and Simon's career took a nosedive and it was several more years before the label's patience eventually paid off. 2190:. During an extended break in the late 1970s the group gained ownership of its London recordings and signed with Warner Bros., which also re-issued the band's back-catalogue. The group's first two Warner albums 2699:

Prince was appointed a vice-president of Warner Bros. Records when he re-signed with them in 1992, but soon regretted his decision. His next album—identified by the cryptic symbol on the cover later defined as

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Despite these misgivings, the purchase ultimately proved very beneficial to the Warner group. Reprise flourished in the late 1960s thanks to Sinatra's famous comeback and the hits by Sinatra and his daughter

415:(ARC) for a fraction of its former value, in a lease arrangement which did not include Brunswick's pressing plants. Technically, Warner maintained actual ownership of Brunswick, which with the sale of ARC to 5185: 1206:

Although not widely known to the general public at that time, Van Dyke Parks was a figure of high repute on the L.A. music scene thanks to his work as a session musician and songwriter (notably with

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sold their interest in the studio and the board was joined by new members who favored a renewed expansion into the music business—Charles Allen of the investment bank Charles Allen & Company,

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label, reverted to Warner Bros. Warner Bros. sold Brunswick a second time (along with Brunswick's back catalog up to 1931), this time along with the old Brunswick pressing plants Warner owned, to

1234:, which reportedly cost more than $ 35,000 to record, making it one of the most expensive 'pop' albums ever made up to that time. It sold very poorly despite rave critical reviews, so publicist 959:, which was widely used to promote Sinatra's return to recording and touring. Besides his work on album covers, Thrasher art-directed many of Warner Bros.' ads and posters from 1964 to 1979. 783:, but before the deal could be completed they were poached by Warner Bros. Artie Mogull (who worked for one of Warner Bros.' publishing companies, Witmark Music) had introduced their manager 2562:(1988) was a moderate success, reaching No. 11 on the Billboard album chart although it reached No. 1 in the UK. However, he rebounded in 1989 with the soundtrack for the hugely successful 2326: 518:. Conkling was an able administrator with extensive experience in the industry—he had been instrumental in launching the LP format at Columbia and had played a key role in establishing the 5231: 2483:. Despite Prince's bitterness over its forced reduction, it was very successful, peaking at No. 6 on the Billboard 200 albums chart and selling 5 million copies, while the title single " 5507: 1067:

manager Joe Smith took the stage and announced, "I just want to say what an honor it is to be able to introduce the Grateful Dead and its music to the world," which prompted a cynical

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in October. Following Goldberg's departure Russ Thyret was promoted to chairman, CEO and label president. Fuchs himself was forced out of Time Warner in November 1995. In May 1997,

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WBR introduced a new label design for its LPs and singles in mid-1973. This design, which WBR would use until mid-1978, featured a multi-colored, idealized watercolor painting of a

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to the Warner roster. This acquisition proved to be another huge money-maker for Warner Bros.; The Association scored a string of major hits in the late 1960s, and their 1967 hit "

2089:), which was also nominated for a Grammy Award, a Golden Globe Award, and an Academy Award. His second solo album sold more than a million copies and produced another No. 1 hit, " 2666:). The single became Madonna's seventh US number one hit, as well as topping the chart in more than 30 other countries, and the album has sold fifteen million copies worldwide. 4379: 2924:

Following the divestiture, WMG licensed the Warner Bros. trademarks, although this license could have been revoked if WMG came under control of a major motion picture studio.

843:, summoned the label's directors to a meeting in New York and explicitly told them that both he and Warner wanted the deal and that they expected them to vote in favor of it. 4883: 320:, Harms Inc., and a partial interest in New World Music Corp., and merged them to form the Music Publishers Holding Company. This new group controlled valuable copyrights on 1539:

fearing a backlash by consumers. It was a Top 10 hit on the US album chart in 1971, and went on to sell four million copies in the US alone with virtually no radio airplay.

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The Warner Bros. "Burbank" picture label introduced in 1973. It was later modified when a banner was added across the WB Shield, on which the word "RECORDS" was inscribed.

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without "Cop Killer", the furore seriously rattled Warner Music and in January 1993 WBR made an undisclosed deal releasing Ice-T from his contract and returning the

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Although primarily associated with mainstream white acts in the Seventies, Warner Bros.' distribution deals with smaller labels also brought it some success in the

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cemented his stardom, selling more than thirteen million copies in the US (25 million worldwide) and spending twenty-four consecutive weeks at number one on the

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The grey, black, white and yellow label design used for Warner Bros. mono albums from 1958 to 1964 when it switched to the same gold label as the stereo version.

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unexpectedly shot straight to No. 1 in the US, staying at the top for fourteen weeks, charting for more than two years and selling more than 600,000 copies.

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produced three US number one hits and two top five singles, and the album topped the charts in more than 28 countries (a feat that earned her a place in the

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reversed the reporting arrangement put in place in 1960, and from this point the Warner publishing arm reported to the record division under Maitland. The

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With only two hits to its credit in two years, the label was in serious financial trouble by 1960, having lost at least US$ 3 million and music historian

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Ostin's departure sent shockwaves through the company and the industry, and elicited glowing tributes from colleagues and competitors like Joe Smith and

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then took over production of the album themselves, taking the unusual step of intermixing studio material with multitrack recordings of their concerts.

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would refuse to stock it. Realizing that this would reduce their income, the band voluntarily changed the title to Grateful Dead, known generally as

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in 1956 and, although the deal fell apart, it marked the breaking of a psychological barrier: "If the company was willing to buy another label, why

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album which went to No. 1 and produced two hit singles, "Why Can't This Be Love" (US #3) and "Dreams" (#22). Their three subsequent studio albums (

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heard her 12-year-old daughter listening to the song and investigated the lyrics, her outrage led to the formation of the conservative lobby group

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for "Best Original Song Score" and grossed more than $ 80 million in the US. Singles from the album became hits on pop charts around the world; "

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for $ 17.5 million, including the label's valuable archive, its growing roster of new artists, and the services of its three renowned executives

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so that it could access low-cost music content for its films. In 1928, the studio acquired several smaller music publishing firms which included

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held the No. 1 spot on the Billboard 200 for three weeks and peaked at No. 5 in the UK, selling seven million copies despite minimal promotion.

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had turned down a five-year, US$ 3.5 million contract renewal offer, and would leave the label in August of that year to record for his own

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The 1980s was a period of unprecedented success for Warner Bros. Records. The golden decade began with the success of singer-songwriter

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and others, but the PMRC's political clout eventually forced the US recording industry to adopt the compulsory practice of placing a "

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Also in 1967, Warner/Reprise established its Canadian operation Warner Reprise Canada Ltd., replacing its distribution deal with the

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the previous year. However, Conkling had decidedly middle-of-the-road musical tastes (he was married to Donna King of vocal trio the

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album status in 1999) and reached No. 2 in the US, producing two more Top 20 hits. However, escalating friction between guitarist

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to quip in reply, "I just want to say what an honor it is for the Grateful Dead to introduce Warner Bros. Records to the world."

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and its subsidiaries the Medicine Label (1993–1995), Paladin, Revolution (1990–2001; catalog is owned by Warner Records today)

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label. Ostin initially hired Wickham as Warner's "house hippie" on a generous retainer of $ 200 per week. Hanging out around

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The gold, black and red label design used for Warner Bros. stereo albums from 1958 to 1967 and mono albums from 1964 to 1967.

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the following day; it generated heated criticism due to its provocative use of religious imagery and was condemned by the

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left the group after this album but had continued success as a solo artist for Warner, scoring a No. 1 hit in 1986 with "

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The Grateful Dead's relationship with Warner Bros. Records was stretched even further by the making of their third album

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as an A&R manager, beginning a strong and enduring mentor/protegé relationship between the two. Waronker, the son of

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Throughout the 1970s, Warner Bros. also benefited from its US/Canada distribution deals with independent labels such as

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case) came out just before the controversial acquittal of the police charged with King's beating, which sparked the

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in 1964 to become Warner/Reprise's head art director. Among his design credits for the Warner family of labels were

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established them as a major force, earning a platinum album and selling more than 4 million copies worldwide, and "

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genres in the late 1970s and early 1980s. Among the imprints it distributed that were notable in these fields were

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Mike Maitland became the president of the new combine and Mo Ostin was retained as manager of the Reprise label.

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In the 1970s there were different systems for four-channel stereo. Warner Records and the whole WEA group chose

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for US$ 10 million. Like Atlantic, the new acquisition came with a very valuable back-catalogue, which included

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Waronker had been hired as a freelance producer for some of Autumn's acts including The Tikis (who later became

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Another significant development in the label's history came in 1966 when Ostin hired young independent producer

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stipulating that the trio would have complete creative control over the recording and packaging of their music.

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Soon after, Grossman and Mogull signed a publishing deal that gave Witmark one of its most lucrative clients,

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Prince's next project had a long and complex evolution, beginning as a proposed concept double-album called

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shot to international prominence with her 1983 self-titled debut album and her first mainstream hit single "

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In July 1970, the Warner recording group acquired another prestige asset with the purchase of Jac Holzman's

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During 1992 WBR faced one of the most serious controversies in its history over the provocative recording "

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The Mansion on the Hill: Dylan, Young, Geffen, Springsteen and the Head-on Collision of Rock and Commerce

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In 1970, the 'Seven Arts' name was dropped and the WB shield became the Warner Bros. Records logo again.

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Almost all were commercial failures; and the only charting album in Warner Bros.' first two years was

6019: 5752: 5640: 3043: 2517: 2432: 2406: 2249: 2072: 1979: 1623:, released late in the year, at first enjoyed only moderate success, but in early 1972 their single " 6335: 5297: 1956:(1980), which accompanied the movie of the same name, which Simon wrote and starred in. The single " 1886:, who soon became the most successful female artist in music history, earning billions for Warner. 1596:, which both went to No. 1 in the US Jac Holzman ran the label until 1972, when he was succeeded by 970:. The orange label with chevron border was used on Warner Bros.' American 45s for much of the 1960s. 6215: 6200: 3188: 3141: 3122: 2522: 2488: 2357: 2058: 1344: 955: 515: 5422:"Aaron Bay-Schuck and Tom Corson Will Take Over Warner Bros. Records, Cameron Strang to Step Down" 5113: 4747: 2216:" (US #8), while the album reached No. 9 on the Billboard 200 and sold in huge numbers, earning a 6390: 6034: 5946: 5848: 3052: 3008: 2611:

In 1989, after an extended period of inactivity following the death of guitarist and main writer

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failure of his later film ventures, his embarrassing refusal to participate in the recording of "

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master tapes to him. In the wake of the "Cop Killer" affair, Warner Bros. distanced itself from

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reached breaking point soon after the album's release and Roth left the band, to be replaced by

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After two moderate-selling albums that established them as one of the most original American

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During this formative period, Warner Bros. made several other notable new signings including

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and reacquired by a "new" Tommy Boy (Tommy Boy Entertainment) in 2017, being distributed by

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The new incarnation of Van Halen bounced back in 1986, releasing the enormously successful

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Another resurgent 1970s act who scored major success with Warner Bros. in this period was

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Video Interview with Bill Bennett – CEO & President of Warner Bros. Records Nashville

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On May 31, 2022, a partnership was announced with the South Korean entertainment company

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into the Warner fold and "his ultimate value to Warner Bros. would dwarf Sinatra's."

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because it was not published by MPHC, and they also prevented her from singing it on

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Lenny Waronker took over as President of WBR in 1982, and his first act was to sign

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recordings from the 1960s and the only new material released was two singles by the

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Another impetus for the label's creation was the music career of Warner Bros. actor

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president Tom Whalley as head of Warner Bros. Records. In August Whalley appointed

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was widely praised by critics, earning a gold record award, but his 1982 double-LP

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as the second most-played song on US radio in the 20th century, surpassing both "

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Some of Warner Bros.' biggest commercial successes during this period were with "

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Terribly Sophisticated Songs: A Collection of Unpopular Songs for Popular People

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In 1930, Music Publishers Holding Company (MPHC) paid US$ 28 million to acquire

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were signed to the recently established British division of Warner Bros. Their

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Hotel California: The True-Life Adventures of Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young

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was picked up by Warner Bros. in 1981 after being dropped by its former label

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Warner Music Group's former West Coast headquarters, at 3400 Olive Avenue in

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By far the most successful of the Reprise acts who moved to Warner Bros. was

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In late 1959, Warner Bros signed a virtually unknown Chicago-based comedian,

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in 1939 and their decision to discontinue Brunswick in favor of reviving the

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character Gerald Lloyd "Kookie" Kookson III on Warner's TV detective series

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In November 1966 the entire Warner group was taken over by and merged with

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Gerald Levin forced Morgado to resign in May 1995 and he was replaced by

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pop chart, becoming the group's biggest American hit. Their follow-up EP

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acquired Warner Communications and merged the two enterprises to create

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1986–87 took Warner Bros. to even greater heights. Madonna's 1986 album

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label. At this time Warner Bros. began to wind down the Reprise label.

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film, which sold more than eleven million copies, reached No. 1 on the

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labels in England, were originally signed in the US to the independent

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The final Warner Bros. Records logo, which was used from 2003 to 2019.

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subsidiary of WMG. The label reacquired its pre-2002 catalog in 2017)

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The label's fortunes had finally turned around by 1962 thanks to the

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The Operator: David Geffen Builds, Buys, and Sells the New Hollywood

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1984 also saw Van Halen break into the big league with the single "

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broke through to mainstream success in 1980 with their third album

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An important addition to the Warner Bros. staff in this period was

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took over as president of WBR, only weeks after he had left EMI's

1664:" was one of the surprise hits of the year, reaching No. 2 on the 1305:

scored a No. 13 Billboard hit in April 1967 with their version of

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and in 1987, they broke out to mainstream success with the album

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During 1968, using the profits from Warner/Reprise, W7 purchased

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start its own?" To establish the label, the company hired former

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In 1964, Warner Bros. successfully negotiated with French label

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became the executive director of Warner's disco division), and

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publishing division alone accounting for over US$ 2 million of

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Some albums featured jokey or self-deprecating titles such as:

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Warner Bros. also began to tentatively embrace the burgeoning

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acts in hopes of advancing its sales but their first signing,

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Hitmen: Powerbrokers and Fast Money Inside The Music Business

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Aswad, Jem; Halperin, Shirley; Aswad, Jem (July 24, 2017).

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Hit Men: Power Brokers and Fast Money in the Music Business

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comparatively simplistic mark. However, the record label's

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announced that Warner Bros. Records' star comedy performer

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Warner Bros. also struggled with their flagship rock act,

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In December 1931, Warner Bros. offloaded Brunswick to the

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and left the company, subsequently becoming president of

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In August 1963, Warner Bros. made a "rescue takeover" of

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In early 1989, Madonna signed an endorsement deal with

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signed with Warner Bros. in 1982. His first WBR album,

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Warner Bros. scored an apparent coup in 1980 by luring

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In 1969, Warner Bros.-Seven Arts was taken over by the

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president James B. Conkling; its founding directors of

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During 1987, Prince recorded a pared-down funk album,

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which made the Top 40. His controversial 1977 single "

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Artists who have recorded for Warner Records include

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album chart and produced four hit singles including "

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also fared well, reaching No. 34 and the hit single "

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which reached No. 22 in the US. Thanks to its quirky

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period, Warner Bros. Pictures decided to expand into

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scored two successive Top 20 singles in 1971 with "

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Records changed the title to 4655: 4447:. British Phonographic Industry. Archived from 2958: 2264:Prince's hugely successful 1984 film and album 1841:movement in the late 1970s, signing cult bands 1331:" also topped the charts in autumn 1967 (No. 2 1144:. Wickham had worked as a commercial artist in 771:Warner Bros. made another prescient signing in 665:'soundtrack' album for the studio's hit series 520:National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences 5174: 5160:"Russ Thyret Departs Warner Bros. Records Inc" 5086: 1078:. This was the origin of Warner Music Canada. 631:Music for People with $ 3.98 (Plus Tax If Any) 5673: 5631:The Warner Bros. Records Story from BSN Pubs. 5137: 4377: 4316: 4310: 4225: 4223: 3917: 3861:"It's Official – Warner Bros. Buys Reprise", 3612: 3610: 3608: 3005:(formerly Mushroom Records UK) (2003–present) 2708:200 and selling 5 million copies worldwide, 1580:That's the Way I've Always Heard It Should Be 1414: 1128:In June 1967, Mo Ostin attended the historic 966:"Cream Puff War" (1967), the first single by 671:, which reached No. 3 in 1959. Tab Hunter's " 5232:"Mercury Records Buys Stake in a rock Label" 5065: 4167:"BMI Announces Top 100 Songs of the Century" 3993:"BMI Announces Top 100 Songs of the Century" 3264:(1964–1968 and one boutique release in 2003) 1311:The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy) 6451:Entertainment companies established in 1958 6436:Entertainment companies based in California 5044: 4812:"Reprise Records official website: History" 4720:Kirkpatrick, David D. (November 17, 2003). 4719: 3641: 2866:appointed president of PolyGram subsidiary 2772:and in late 1995, it sold its 50% stake in 1600:and Elektra was merged with Geffen's label 1465: 1395:label. Just over one month later (July 13) 1043:, which added hit-making harmony pop group 821: 655:But You've Never Heard Gershwin with Bongos 5680: 5666: 5108: 5106: 5104: 5089:"Elektra Chief Bob Krasnow Abruptly Quits" 4220: 3605: 2319:" (their only US No. 1 hit) and the album 2114:featured his biggest American single, the 649:Please Don't Put Your Empties on the Piano 549:albums by Warner contract players such as 45: 4596:, p. 282, Broadway Books (New York 2001). 4480:Recording Industry Association of America 4423:Recording Industry Association of America 4213:"Maitland to head W7 record-music wing", 1931:, which also went to No. 1, won both the 1523:Recording Industry Association of America 6471:Labels distributed by Warner Music Group 5491: 5068:"Time Warner to Sell Stake in Rap Label" 5000:"Possessed: The Rise And Fall Of Prince" 4671:"Warner Bros. Records @ Disco=Disco.com" 4668: 4576:"Spector Sound Album Promo Set by K-Tel" 4548: 2915: 2903: 2796:End of an era: Ostin and Waronker depart 2497:I Could Never Take the Place of Your Man 2349:was also the last time they worked with 1633: 961: 442: 434: 5590: 5504:Billboard/Hollywood Insider Media Group 5101: 4875: 4863:from the original on September 24, 2017 4101:(Dorling Kindersley Limited, 2003) p.83 4099:The Grateful Dead: The Illustrated Trip 3920:"Ed Thrasher, 74, Album Designer, Dies" 3708:"Warner Bros. album Discography Part 1" 3103:The Benton Music Records (2018–present) 2878:following a management shake-up there. 2619:shot back to prominence with the album 2506:to start out a children's video series 2502:In 1985, the company collaborated with 2381:list of best-selling albums of all time 2202:(1981) were moderately successful, but 14: 6441:Companies based in Burbank, California 6383: 5687: 5204: 5184:Lawrence Zuckerman (August 15, 1995). 5047:"Ice-T and Warner Are Parting Company" 4916:"100 Women of the Year, 1989: Madonna" 3675:. 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The group's second Warner album, 1987:, which was put on high rotation on 1090:, a New York-based company owned by 431:1958–1963: formation and early years 5274:. February 17, 2001. Archived from 5066:Mark Landler (September 28, 1995). 4471:"RIAA Gold & Platinum database- 4053:(John Wiley & Sons, 2007), p.33 3335:Premeditated Records (middle 1990s) 3307:Music for Little People (1990–1995) 2143:After the end of his contract with 1130:Monterey International Pop Festival 765:The Button-Down Mind of Bob Newhart 24: 4834: 3940:"Lenny Waronker: Information from" 2310:Parental Advisory: Explicit Lyrics 1082:1967–1969: Warner Bros.-Seven Arts 681:Kookie, Kookie (Lend Me Your Comb) 25: 6482: 6456:1958 establishments in California 6446:Record labels established in 1958 6186:Alternative Distribution Alliance 5894:Alternative Distribution Alliance 5610: 5510:from the original on May 29, 2019 5138:Chuck Philips (August 16, 1994). 5005:Retrieved on May 15, 2007, p. 187 4800:. September 18, 1985. p. 44. 3918:Steven Heller (August 24, 2006). 2776:and its controversial subsidiary 2711:Following the 3-disc compilation 2495:" (#2 Hot 100, #11 R&B) and " 2426:and long-serving keyboard player 2341:, who recorded for WB as part of 1411:'s collections from music users. 5560: 5540: 5446:Dave, Paresh (October 9, 2016). 5300:(Press release). August 21, 2001 5087:Chuck Philiips (July 13, 1994). 5045:Sheila Rule (January 29, 1993). 4015:Barbara Norman, Durrell Bowman. 3049:Hotwire Unlimited (2010–present) 3040:Facultad de Némea (2017–present) 2931:from EMI as part of its sale to 2325:; it was a huge seller (earning 2108:. 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Archived from 3777:(Vintage Books, London, 1991, 3642:Jon Pareles (April 17, 1998). 3596: 3592:. August 28, 1954. p. 14. 3578: 3552: 3527: 3506: 3480: 3454: 3437:List of Warner Records artists 2648:, and debuted her new single " 2499:" (#10 Hot 100, #14 R&B). 2167:I've Got a Rock 'n' Roll Heart 2161:(1983), reached No. 16 on the 1939:award for Best Original Song. 1822:(formed in December 1978 when 1686:group Calhoon and a single by 1525: (RIAA) and in the UK by 870:, which was meant to focus on 694:, who played the wisecracking 13: 1: 5584: 4390:. No. 66. Archived from 4300:"The Ides of March – Vehicle" 3894:"Discography of Loma Records" 3112:Masked Records (2018–present) 3088:REMember Music (2014–present) 3067:Arkade Records (2016–present) 2900:2004–2019: Warner Music Group 2401:For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge 2302:Parents Music Resource Center 2165:album chart, and the single " 2037:", were both US Top 10 hits. 1950:. His first Warner album was 1882:and most importantly of all, 1527:British Phonographic Industry 1063:. During the concert, Warner 982:for the rights to distribute 810:, jazz and pop crossover hit 465:First National Bank of Boston 4882:Levy, Glen (June 18, 2009). 3981:. April 22, 1967. p. 3. 3212:Extasy International Records 2959:2019–present: Warner Records 1908: 1218:on the legendary unreleased 7: 5646:Discography of Loma Records 3975:"Warner Bros. Buys Valiant" 3425: 3339:Public Broadcasting Service 1556:Paul Butterfield Blues Band 1148:, followed by a stint with 1134:The Jimi Hendrix Experience 895:The Jimi Hendrix Experience 739:Warner Bros. now turned to 494:Warner Bros. agreed to buy 413:American Record Corporation 299: 189:until 2019) is an American 123:Rhino Entertainment Company 10: 6487: 6266:Warner Strategic Marketing 6117:Atlantic Records Nashville 5651:December 25, 2007, at the 4845:"Pepsi Cancels Madonna Ad" 4382:Black Sabbath Album Review 4378:Bangs, Lester (May 1970). 4112:"RIAA Gold & Platinum" 4017:"Warner Music Canada Ltd." 3414: 3410: 3258:Kwanza Records (1973–1974) 3029:(1974–1982, 2000–present) 2996: 2633:" (#3 US, #1 Australia), " 2223:Afterburner (ZZ Top album) 1897:'s discrete system called 1650:After several years as a ' 1415:1969–1972: Kinney takeover 578:albums by artists such as 294: 6411:Heavy metal record labels 6368:Resident Evil: Apocalypse 6328:Faust: Love of the Damned 6319: 6274: 6241: 6178: 6140: 6127:Reprise Records Nashville 6109: 6020:Festival Mushroom Records 6010: 5985: 5955: 5892: 5817: 5753:300 Elektra Entertainment 5751: 5695: 5595:. London: Jonathon Cape. 4349:"Rolling Stone Biography" 4289:Goodman, 1997, pp.146–147 4191:Goodman, 1997, pp.138–139 4021:The Canadian Encyclopedia 3363:(1982–1998; 2003–present) 3223:F-111 Records (1995–2001) 3116: 3094:(1978–1995, 2003–present) 3044:Festival Mushroom Records 2433:Around the World in a Day 2250:Desperately Seeking Susan 1482:in their native country. 1478:' progressive subsidiary 1280:that they wanted to call 347:), whose roster included 197:, it is headquartered in 187:Warner Bros. Records Inc. 166: 152: 144: 136: 97: 81: 63: 53: 44: 37: 6431:Soundtrack record labels 6216:Warner Music Philippines 6201:Warner Music Australasia 6132:Warner Records Nashville 4551:"Warner Bros. Records @" 3843:Goodman, 1997, pp. 88–90 3492:Music Business Worldwide 3447: 3310:Opal Records (1987–1993) 3179:(1972–1977), (1990–1995) 3144:(1988–1997 , 2005–2007 ) 3123:1017 Brick Squad Records 2523:Guinness Book of Records 2489:If I Was Your Girlfriend 1995:" reached No. 14 on the 1466:1970–1979: The Ostin era 1317:scored a US No. 1 with " 1124:. As ludicrous as that." 822:Warner/Reprise 1963–1967 403:and the introduction of 5947:Williams Street Records 5849:Atlantic Records France 5637:Warner Records' channel 4504:, Vintage Books, 1990 ( 4261:"Time Warner Landmarks" 4062:Goodman, 1997, pp.76–78 3524:Goodman, 1997, pp.43–44 3246:(1977–1982, except for 3053:Machine Shop Recordings 2137:All This Useless Beauty 1421:Kinney National Company 479:, owned at the time by 193:. 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September 12, 2019. 4122:on September 24, 2015 3432:List of record labels 3239:Ice Age Entertainment 3189:Cold Chillin' Records 3185:(1972–1976) (US only) 3138:Action Theory Records 3135:(1992–1998) (US only) 2933:Universal Music Group 2919: 2907: 2880: 2830:, and musicians like 2819: 2537:. His comeback album 2445:Under the Cherry Moon 2274:200 chart, while the 2059:Hard To Say I'm Sorry 1973:bands of the period, 1853:, founded in 1966 by 1637: 1327:. Their next single " 1313:", and a month later 1307:Simon & Garfunkel 1110: 965: 956:Ol' Blue Eyes Is Back 510:were Harris Ashburn, 446: 438: 318:M. Witmark & Sons 277:Red Hot Chili Peppers 27:American record label 6040:Machine Shop Records 5384:. December 20, 2013. 5366:. December 18, 2013. 5278:on February 17, 2001 5211:Entertainment Weekly 4896:on November 12, 2010 4530:Goodman, 1997, p.238 4271:on February 17, 2011 4040:Goodman, 1997, p.138 3995:. December 13, 1999. 3852:Goodman, 1997, p. 48 3822:on February 17, 2011 3566:on December 17, 2009 3512:Goodman 1997, p. 44. 3488:"Warner Music Group" 3320:Paisley Park Records 3292:(1992–2008; dormant) 3250:releases until 1987) 3171:Brute/Beaute Records 2973:code remains "WB1". 2788:) back to co-owners 2714:The Hits/The B-Sides 2158:Money and Cigarettes 2091:The Next Time I Fall 1625:A Horse with No Name 1510:, and No. 23 on the 1247:Peter, Paul and Mary 725:The Ed Sullivan Show 6401:Warner Music labels 6226:Warner Music Sweden 6221:Warner Music Poland 6211:Warner Music Latina 6206:Warner Music Canada 6191:Warner Music Vision 6087:London-Sire Records 5957:Rhino Entertainment 5927:Magna Carta Records 5917:Cordless Recordings 5874:Maybach Music Group 5844:Atlantic Records UK 5260:. October 15, 1997. 5162:. February 28, 2001 4997:Hahn, Alex (2003). 4750:on October 10, 2009 4394:on October 11, 2007 4359:on February 5, 2007 4317:Ruhlmann, William. 4204:, June 1, 1968, p.1 4173:. 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February 5, 2019 3367:Teleprompt Records 3356:RuffNation Records 3195:Dark Horse Records 3165:Blacksmith Records 3154:Bearsville Records 2929:Parlophone Records 2922: 2914: 2841:DreamWorks Records 2774:Interscope Records 2125:Mighty Like A Rose 2083:" (from the movie 1753:Bearsville Records 1711:Lindsay Buckingham 1640: 1611:In 1971, UK-based 1519:certified platinum 1150:Andrew Loog Oldham 1121:The New York Times 1115:Pasadena Star-News 972: 940:God Bless Tiny Tim 481:Paramount Pictures 449: 441: 304:At the end of the 195:Warner Music Group 113:Warner Music Group 58:Warner Music Group 6421:Pop record labels 6378: 6377: 6249:EMP Merchandising 6196:WEA International 6158:Sh-K-Boom Records 6094:Stateside Records 5922:East West Records 5907:Artery Recordings 5793:Low Country Sound 5762:300 Entertainment 5602:978-0-224-05062-3 5553:Alternative Press 5502:. United States: 5453:Los Angeles Times 5348:. 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The 1985 album 2358:Money for Nothing 2101:" reached No. 6. 1980:Freedom of Choice 1915:Christopher Cross 1859:Richard Gottehrer 1832:Tommy Boy Records 1800:Whitfield Records 1667:Billboard Hot 100 1521:in the US by the 1381:On June 1, 1968, 1260:Anthem of the Sun 1243:The Grateful Dead 1154:Immediate Records 1053:The Grateful Dead 1018:The Beau Brummels 968:The Grateful Dead 920:Anthem of the Sun 915:The Grateful Dead 889:, who moved from 341:Brunswick Records 180: 179: 145:Country of origin 16:(Redirected from 6478: 6360:Freddy vs. Jason 6070:Roulette Records 6050:Nonesuch Records 6045:Maverick Records 6001:Spinnin' Records 5987:Spinnin' Records 5942:WaterTower Music 5859:Big Beat Records 5838:Atlantic Records 5682: 5675: 5668: 5659: 5658: 5622: 5621: 5619:Official website 5606: 5578: 5577: 5564: 5558: 5557: 5544: 5538: 5537: 5526: 5520: 5519: 5517: 5515: 5489: 5483: 5482: 5471: 5465: 5464: 5462: 5460: 5443: 5437: 5436: 5434: 5432: 5418: 5412: 5411: 5409: 5407: 5392: 5386: 5385: 5374: 5368: 5367: 5356: 5350: 5349: 5338: 5332: 5331: 5329: 5327: 5316: 5310: 5309: 5307: 5305: 5294: 5288: 5287: 5285: 5283: 5268: 5262: 5261: 5248: 5242: 5241: 5228: 5222: 5221: 5219: 5217: 5202: 5196: 5195: 5181: 5172: 5171: 5169: 5167: 5156: 5150: 5149: 5135: 5129: 5128: 5126: 5124: 5110: 5099: 5098: 5084: 5078: 5077: 5063: 5057: 5056: 5042: 5036: 5035: 5033: 5031: 5015: 5006: 5004: 5002: 4994: 4988: 4987: 4985: 4983: 4968: 4962: 4961: 4959: 4957: 4942: 4936: 4935: 4933: 4931: 4912: 4906: 4905: 4903: 4901: 4892:. 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