A&M RECORDS, LONDON REUNION
July 31, 2008 in Putney
Venue announced!
Check your reunion page for the location and the more than 80 who will attend.
            Final details have been sent to all who are attending.
Trouble e-mailing your RSVP? Delete the space in the address and give it another go.
Remember, all A&M employees and artists are welcome at this rip-roaring evening with friends. Help spread the word to the A&M Family to make it a great party!
If you did not receive your invitation by e-mail, please contact Jayne Homer, Jono Mahoney or me at A&M Records London Reunion and I'll send you the information.
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The internet home of more than 470 A&M Records and affiliated labels' artists and employees.
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On A&M Records.com has its origin in the massive From Brass to Gold books. Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss, the founders of A&M Records, wrote the Foreword to the set. From Brass to Gold are the only books about A&M that they recognized. Alpert and Moss consider the books important enough to include in their A&M Records Archive at UCLA's Special Library Collection.
Powered by a database with more than 150,000 facts, On A&M Records.com expands on the information in From Brass to Gold and delivers it to you by artist, letting you choose just the information you want to create customized artist profiles about all of the more than 2,300 artists signed to A&M Records, its imprints, its 19 affiliated labels plus Almo Sounds in the United States and around the world.
On A&M Records.com presents detailed discographies for more than 35,300 recordings from the US and 50 other countries. Every album, single, CD and video comes with its stock number, release
date, and formats (vinyl album or single, 8-track, cassette, open reel, CD, picture sleeve, SACD, DTS, Beta, VHS, Laser, 8mm, DVD) and notes about the recording. And, most
US records display the matrix numbers, song titles and running times. See Sample Artist Reports
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Create custom artist reports that you can print or download. Choose exactly the information you want from all these categories: - Discographies: albums, singles, CDs, 12" singles, jukebox.
US and international discographies have stock numbers, record format (LP, 45, 12", CD, picture sleeve, cassette, 8-track, open reel tape), release date (many exact) and recording
notes (including Audiophile and Audio Master + series and information on colored vinyl, limited editions, picture discs, packaging and more.). The US albums include matrix numbers, track titles and running times.
- A&M Imprint Labels: Almo International, AyM Discos, AM:PM, CTI Records, Horizon Records, Omen Records, Tuff Break Records, and Vendetta Records
- A&M Licensed Recordings to Mobile Fidelity Sound Labs, Nautilus Half Speed Masters, SuperDisc, DBX Discs and Sweet Thunder
- A&M Films: full length feature films produced by A&M.
- A&M Videos: commercial and promotional only. Commercial releases include the format, stock number, track titles, and country of origin.
- ALMO Sounds: Label history, U.S. and international discographies, artist prfiles.
- Almo Music, Irving Music and Rondor Music International: History plus search for publishing and songwriter credits including those from acquired catalogs.
- Affiliated Labels: Histories and discographies for Antra Records, Cypress Records, Dark Horse Records, DV8 Entertainment, Delos International, Denon, 1500 Records, Flip Side Inc., Gold Mountain Ltd., I.R.S.
Records, Nimbus Records, Ode Records, Perspective Records, Tabu, Twin/Tone Records, T.W.Is.M. Records, Word Records, plus Windham Hill Records and its affiliates (Dancing
Cat Records, Hip Pocket Records, Living Music Records, Lost Lake Arts Records, Magenta Records and Open Air Records), and Word Records.
- Artist bibliographies from respected music trade and general newspapers.
- Music awards from around the world (RIAA, Grammy, CRIA, BRIT, Juno, Novello....).
- Concert tour dates and venues.
- Radio show guest appearances.
- Television show appearances, many with performance notes.
- Collectibles from record companies, concert tours, sheet music and more.
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