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Tag Archives: Jeff Kruger
A Personal History of the British Record Business 48 – Jeffrey Kruger 5.
The usual delay but here we go with the next instalment of one of the British music business’s key 1960’s entrepreneurs. Jeff has formed Ember Records initially as a British offshoot of the American company and used EMI to licence … Continue reading
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Tagged Beverley's Records, Bill Crozier, Chris Blackwell, Cliff Michelmore, Dave Clark, Desmond Dekker, Embassy Records, Ember Records, Emil Shalit, Hal Shaper, Harry Simeone, Jean Metcalfe, Jeff Kruger, Jeffrey Kruger, Joe Meek, L.G.Wood, Leslie Kong, Margaret Brace, Maurice Levy, Melodisc Records, Michael Cox, Oriole Records, Orlake, Russ Regan, Siggy Jackson, Sir Edward Lewis, Triumph Records
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A Personal History of the British Record Business 47 – Jeffrey Kruger 4.
Without wanting to, without maybe even realising it, in order to maximise the return on an American publishing deal he had struck with Ember’s Al Silver, Jeff finds himself having to release the original single of a song called ‘Banjo … Continue reading
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Tagged 2oth Century Fox, Al Silver, Bethlehem Records, Billie Holiday, Billy Eckstine, Bob Crewe, Bob Guardio, Chris Connor, Dick Katz, Duke Ellington, Ember Records, Federal Records, Glyn Johns, Harry Simeone, James Brown, Jeff Kruger, Jeffrey Kruger, Jimmy Phillips, Len Wood, Lugtons, Maurice Solomons, Mervvin Solomons, Norman Weiser, Pete King, Phil Solomons, Ray Ellington Quartet, Sarah Vaughan, Seymour Stein, Syd Nathan, Ted Lewis, Tony Hall, Woolfsons
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A Personal History of the British Record Business 46 – Jeffrey Kruger 3.
Picking up the story from where we left off. Jeff has proved his ability to run a hugely successful jazz club in Central London, has begun to record his artists for Decca’s Tempo label and has agreed a license deal … Continue reading
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Tagged Al Silver, Art Mooney, Banjo Boy, Buddy Kaye, David Jacobs, Dorothy Collins, Ember, Frank Chalmers, George Formby, George Martin, Jan & Kjeld, Jean Metcalfe, Jeff Kruger, Jeffrey Kriger, Kay Starr, Keith Prowse, L.G.Wood, Norrie Paramor, Pete King, PPL, Ronnie Scott's Club, Sir Edward Lewis, Tempo, Tony Crombie, Tony Hall, Top Rank Records, Walter Woyda
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A Personal History of the British Record Industry 39 – Brian Gibson Pt.1
For Those who may not know Brian’s history, here is the 2003 obituary from the UK Press Gazette.Sadly, despite much web trawling, I can find no photograph of Brian.( I know there is one of him with Motown staff around … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Walton, Annie Ivil, Beecher Stevens, Bill Townsley, Bing Crosby, Bob Angles, Brian Gibson, Brian Somerville, Chris Williams, Colin Borland, Decca Records, Dick Rowe, Disc and Music Echo, Don Nicoll, Don Short, Dougie Marlborough, Everybody's magazine, Frank Packer, Gus Dudgeon, Ivor Raymonde, Jeff Kruger, Jimmy Green, Joe Meek, Marty Wilde, Mike Housego, Mike Vernon, Neil Kelly, Noel Walker, Pat Doncaster, Pye Records, Syd Gillingham, Tom Merrin, Tony Clarke, Tony Hall, Weston Taylor
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