Sony BMG announces McBee promotion

Earlier this week, Tom Baldrica, vice president of marketing at Sony BMG, announced that Heather McBee has been promoted to vice president of digital business.  McBee, who has been with the label for 14 years, was formerly senior director of that department. Baldrica said in a prepared statement: "I'm so proud of this promotion.  Heather [...]

By |2007-10-26T16:11:46-05:00October 26th, 2007|Digital Downloads, Entertainment Industry News, Life on the Row, Music Law, Music Row News|Comments Off on Sony BMG announces McBee promotion

Leon Russell: upcoming concert appearances in Tennessee

Leon Russell hits the tour circuit harder than any person I know.  He will making several Tennessee appearances close to home in Knoxville, Memphis and then Nashville in the upcoming months, so locals will be able to catch this rare performer and Tennessee treasure.  On Saturday, November 3, 2007, Leon will be playing at 9 [...]

By |2007-10-25T07:52:39-05:00October 25th, 2007|Client Activity, Entertainment Industry News, Life on the Row, Music Row News|Comments Off on Leon Russell: upcoming concert appearances in Tennessee

NCO’s Acoustic Cafe Series Continues

[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IzIoxm-zvTw&rel=1]                     The Nashville Chamber Orchestra's next installment of its Acoustic Cafe series is next Friday, November 2nd at 8 p.m. in the Grace Chapel, located in Lieper's Fork, Tennessee.  The event will feature resident musician, Darrell Scott, and the Acoustic All-stars, which, together with the [...]

By |2007-10-25T07:27:22-05:00October 25th, 2007|Client Activity, Life on the Row, Music Row News|Comments Off on NCO’s Acoustic Cafe Series Continues

New Talent Agency on the Row

Early in October, Joey Lee, former CEO at Buddy Lee Attractions , left that agency to form 360 Artist Agency, a full-service talent agency.  This ends a very long tenure for the namesake's son at the helm of the famous Nashville agency.  Mr. Lee took several of his clients with him to the the new [...]

By |2007-10-24T22:38:15-05:00October 24th, 2007|Life on the Row, Music Row News|Comments Off on New Talent Agency on the Row

Vanderbilt Students to receive a round of RIAA Letters

Fueled in part by its success in Virgin v. Thomas, the RIAA (on behalf of EMI Music, Sony BMG Music Entertainment, Universal Music Group and Warner Music Group) issued a new round of pre-litigation letters to college students across the country Thursday of last week. This is its ninth such round of letters since beginning [...]

By |2007-10-22T14:54:01-05:00October 22nd, 2007|Copyright Issues, Entertainment Industry News, Life on the Row, Music Row News|Comments Off on Vanderbilt Students to receive a round of RIAA Letters

The Future of the Music Industry – the continuing dialogue

There is a very well written blog entry by McQuinn on the blog MCQESQ entitled The Future of the Music Industry.  You can read the article in its entirety here, and it is well worth the effort.  It attempts with acute perception and finesse to dispel the rampant rumors that the music industry conglomerates are [...]

By |2007-10-19T11:27:26-05:00October 19th, 2007|Entertainment Industry News, Life on the Row, Music Industry, Music Row News, RIAA Litigation|Comments Off on The Future of the Music Industry – the continuing dialogue

Tricks of the Trade

The "Star Power" theory of damage reduction in copyright infringement actions Most consumers instantly recognize brand names such as Coca-Cola®, Nabisco®, Frito-Lay®, and Sony®. As a result of their prior purchasing experience with these brands, a consumer is much more likely to purchase a new brand of cookies bearing the Nabisco®® label than they are [...]

By |2007-10-12T07:05:16-05:00October 12th, 2007|Copyright Issues, Life on the Row, Music Law|Comments Off on Tricks of the Trade

The Digital Lowdown: What’s a good deal?

The author, Steven Corn is the co-founder of Big Fish Media, a digital music distribution company working with all the major download music services like iTunes, eMusic and Napster.  He is the author of the blog, The Digital Lowdown.  This article appeared in Issue 32 of Royalty Week, dated October 9, 2007 and is reprinted here with [...]

By |2007-10-10T14:10:25-05:00October 10th, 2007|Internet Law, Life on the Row, Music Industry, Music Row News|Comments Off on The Digital Lowdown: What’s a good deal?

The Eagles release new album and slated to appear on CMT Awards

After almost thirty years, my favorite band of all time, The Eagles, have recorded a new album entitled Long Road out of Eden, which features the single "How Long."  The song is climbing the Billboard country chart and currently resides at No. 26.  The new single was originally written and recorded by J.D. Souther in 1972 on his [...]

By |2007-09-28T08:06:43-05:00September 28th, 2007|Life on the Row, Music Industry, Music Row News|Comments Off on The Eagles release new album and slated to appear on CMT Awards

New independent label on Music Row

      Florida businessmen, David Lowman, Bobby Land, and William Whitacre have announced the establishment of Radiance Records, a new independent country record label.  Lowman’s music industry experience includes fifteen years as a recording and performing artist.  Land grew up in Tennessee, graduated from Belmont University, and was signed as an artist with Hickory [...]

By |2007-09-27T08:07:10-05:00September 27th, 2007|Life on the Row, Music Industry, Music Row News|Comments Off on New independent label on Music Row
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