“Well, they used to have conventions in Chicago. I used to go to those conventions in Chicago and some of the record people from all over the country would come. From New York, from California, and cities wherever around they…
Article ©Jacob Katel Henry Stone began distributing 78rpm records out of the trunk of his car in Los Angeles after he got out of the Army after WWII. He founded a ratings chart called The Indie Index, and worked with…
Here’s Why You Should Read Richard Carlin’s Book on Morris Levy Article and interview ©Jacob Katel. All Rights Reserved Morris Levy was a complicated, mobbed up, pioneering nightclub boss, indie label head, music publisher, and record store chain owner who…
“Bullet Records was a label out of Nashville. That’s the label that “Near You,” came out, the Francis Craig version. It was a huge pop record. And it was a huge bootleg record. I had that bootleg. I bought and…
“I remember goin to the first Art Basel Miami Beach, at the convention center. Nobody knew what it was. It was like in 2001. An artist friend from New York named Twinny told me and my wife Nezzie about it….
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