Decca Records
Decca Records is a British record label established in 1929 by Edward Lewis. Its U.S. label was established in late 1934; however, due to World War II, the link with the British company was broken for several decades. The label was noted for its development of recording methods in the United Kingdom and for the development of original cast albums in the United States. Both wings are now part of the Universal Music Group which is owned by Vivendi, a media conglomerate headquartered in France. The American De... [ Read More at Wikipedia ]
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Decca Records Complete Artist Roster
by Reference | views: 1223 | Dec 9 2011(432 Items) Decca Records artists - a complete roster, past and present, of this recording label. Decca Records bands and groups are all listed here with photos and data, and you can link their full discography. You can use Ranker to make your own list of your favorite Decca Records musicians, or you can make your own dream record company to compete against this list of artists on Decca Records. A list made up of items like The Paris Sisters and Whitey and Hogan.
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Record deal for Foyle's War actor
Source: Belfast TelegraphTenor Julian, 36, who is the son of the Queen's chaplain Canon John Ovenden, has now been signed by Decca Records. He has appeared in stage hits such as Annie Get Your Gun, and performed Sondheim and Rodgers and Hammerstein at the Proms. The record company ...
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The Case For Making Recordings
Source: Huffington Postis there still a relevant case to be made for artists making recordings? As I release my third album, Beauty of the Baroque, on Decca Records, I would like to answer this question with my own personal experiences. I have been singing since the age of six.
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The Reality Behind the Myth of the Coach Who Cut Michael Jordan
Source: ForbesWhile it’s true the Beatles were rejected by Decca Records as a young band, another what-were-they-thinking myth is not: that Michael Jordan was cut from the basketball team as a high school sophomore. That myth persists even though Jordan ...
