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Tag Archives: Annie Ross
A Personal History of the British Record Business 49 – Jeffrey Kruger 6.
Basically, we have now reached 1966, so we’ll end that last sentence in part 5 and move on! That’s how our label grew until in 1966, thanks to Len (Wood) again, I did a second rights deal with Capitol. Arising … Continue reading →
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