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Phone - Artists That Charted ('86-'87) Donald Miller -(818)506-8356 -Jackson Browne/ E.L WHO S WHO IN MANAGEMENT Don Powell Mgm't. -(612)424-2598 (612)561-5500 -The Jets/ Manager - Phone - Artists That Charted ('86-'87) Donald Miller -(818)506-8356 -Jackson Browne/ E.L. Mgm't. -(213)550-8802 -Sammy Hagar/ #9 Musical Ent., Inc. -(212)580-6569 -Robert Tepper/ Ed Bicknell -(01)723-5640 -Dire Straits/ 21 Mgm't. -(212)664-7900 -Mai Tai/Donna Allen/ Edward Arrendell -(617)427-5795 -Wynton Marsalis/ 23 West Talent -(212)627-9570 -Company B/ Ego Mgm't. -(213)465-6611 -J. Blackfoot Featuring Ann Hines/ A.M.I. -(212)765-5960 -Jenny Burton/Colonel Abrams/The System/ Elizabeth Hatcher -(615)885-1540 -Randy Travis/ ABKCO -(212)399-0300 -Bobby Womack/ Entertainment Mkt'g. Group -(416)941-9528 -Partland Brothers/ AGM Mgm't. -(213)460-4505 -Fine Young Cannibals/ Equus Mgm't. -(514)335-9501 -Corey Hart/ Al & Lillian It kin -(718)209-1220 -Alisha/ Eric Kronfeld -(212)794-8600 -Lou Reed/ AlexGrob -(212)315-4108 -A! Corley/Emerson, Lake & Powell/ Estefan Prod'ns. -(305)553-1738 -Miami Sound Machine/Gloria Estefan Alive Ents. -(212)977-8780 -Teddy Pendergrass/Difford & & Miami Sound Machine/Gloria Estefan/ Tilbrook/Luther Vandross/Maurice White/ Fair Warning Agency -(01)631-1844 -The Human League/ Amherst -(716)883-9520 -Val Young/ Falcon Stewart -(011)4417310022 -Amazulu/ Anaba Mgm't. -(818)289-5765 -Hiroshima/ Fiction Records -(01)493-7831 -The Cure/ Andrew Graham Stewart -(212)219-1500 -Suicidal Tendencies/ Fitzgerald-Hartley -(213)934-8002 -Glenn Frey/Brothers Johnson/The Andrew King -(01)734-8889 -Doctor And The Medics/ Tubes/Toto/David Pack/ Angelo Ellerbee -(201)763-9047 -Mtume/ Floyd M. Fisher -(212)580-1717 -Nocera/ Applied Action Research -(818)954-1591 -Dan Aykroyd/ Fran Saperstein Organ. -(213)274-3373 -Gregory Hines/ Arnold Freedman Mgm't. -(617)660-1233 -John Cafferty & The Beaver Frances Dreyfus -1C3-145-007707 -Jean-Michel Jarre/ Brown Band/ Frank Mgm't. -(212)765-8670 -Billy Joel/Will To Power/ Arnold Stiefei Co. -(213)274-7510 -Rod Stewart/ Frank DiLeo Mgm't. -(818)501-5117 -Michael Jackson/ Avnet Mgm't. -(818)841-2500 -Manhattan Transfer/Michael Sembello/ Fresh Jazz Prod'ns. -(215)748-4513 -D.J. Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh BNBAssocs. -(213)275-7020 -Commodores/Natalie Cole/Anita Baker/ Prince/ BalmurLtd. -(416)223-7700 -Anne Murray/ Friars Mgm't. -(02)968-4568 -Howard Jones/ Basement Music -(212)265-6549 01-221-1522 -Jackson Joe/Alison Moyet/ Fritz-Turner Mgm't. -(213)854-6488 -George Benson/ Belinda Wilson & Eddie Simms -(213)856-9980 -Dimples/ Frontline Mgm't. -(818)777-6006 -Cheech & Chong/Stevie Nicks/Warren Bench Mgm't. -(718)330-0950 -Touch/ Zevon/ Bernard Mikulski -(06)436-4052 -Paul Lekakis/ GFA -(215)735-2800 -Phyllis Hyman/ Bertrand de I'abbey-F. Ravard - -Les Rita Mitsouko/ Gailforce Mgm't. -(01)581-0261 -Helen Terry/ Big M Prod'ns. -(0438)814433 -Kim Wilde/ Galaxy Artist Mgm't. -(212)319-3880 -Whitney Houston/ Bill Dern -(213)650-5369 -General Kane/ Gallin-Morey Associates -(213)659-5593 -Pointer Sisters/Neil Bill Drummond -(051)227-3343 -Echo & The Bunnymen/ Diamond/Dolly Parton/Patti LaBelle/Rick Dees/Morris Day/Billy Vera & Bill Graham Prod'ns. -(415)864-0815 (212)371-8770 -Eddie The Beaters/ Money/Santana/Outfield/Bourgeois Tagg/Rob Jungklas/ Gary George Mgm't. -(213)658-5786 -Jennifer Warnes/ Bob Blumer Mgm't. -(416)927-8096 -Jane Siberry/ Gary Heaton Mgm't. -(213)850-5095 -The Call/ Bob Garcia -(213)469-2411 -Herb Alpert/ Gary Stamlers -(213)626-6700 -Crowded House/ Bob Last -031-229-8946 -Scritti Politti/ Gate Crash, Inc. -(213)849-7871 -Brian Setzer/ BobTitley -(615)255-1326 -Kathy Matlea/ George Gluck -881081 -Far Corporation/ Broadbeard Prod'ns. Inc. -(212)496-6455 -Debbie Gibson/ George Murphy -(213)933-5948 -Cherelle/ Brockum Int'l. -(212)541-5559 -Billy Squier/ George Tobin -(818)506-4487 -Tiffany/ Bruce Kolbrenner & Co. -(212)752-6161 -Colin James Hay/ Gerber & Assocs. -(213)293-8086 -Cruzados/ Burt Zell Mgm't. -(213)459-8107 -Chaka Khan/ Glen Campbell Enterprises - -Glen Campbell/ Buster Pearson -(212)930-4341 -Five Star/ Glickman/Marks Mgm't. -(212)752-7455 -Kiss/ C.M.O. Mgm't. -(212)307-6297 (01)789-7981 -Ultravox/Dead Or Glo Mgm't. -(614)461-9555 -Midnight Star/ Alive/The Adventures/Midge Lire/Living In A Box/ Gold Spaceship Mgm't. -(213)850-5660 (212)840-6011 -Belinda Cai Leitner -(45/1)11-77-11 -Laban/ Carlisle/Don Johnson/Dennis DeYoung/Andy Taylor/ Camille Cosby -(213)392-9711 -Bill Cosby/ Good Music Mgm't. -(612)474-2581 -The Rainmakers/ Carefree Mgm't. -(716)883-9520 -Glenn Medeiros/ Gordian Troeller -(01)607-5863 -OMD/ Carmina Gomez-Bianco -404223314857 -Katrina & The Waves/ Grant Edwards Mgm't. -(01)221-0897 -Big Country/The Cult/ Carol Peters -(213)466-3507 -Isle Of Man/ Grateful Dead Prod'ns. -(415)457-2322 -Grateful Dead/ Carter Turner Co. -(213)278-1295 -The Deele/ . Greenwood Inc. -(815)327-0533 -Lee Greenwood/ Cavallo- Buffalo- Fragnoli -(213)473-1564 -Prince/Ray Parker Greif-Garris Mgm't. -(213)653-4780 -The Crusaders/Wilton Jr./Sheila E./The Time/Apollonia 6/Philip Bailey/the Family/Ray Parker Felder/Womack & Womack/ Jr. & Helen Terry/World Party/Madhouse/ Grubman, Indursky & Schindler -(212)888-6600 -Jimmy Barnes/ Century City Artists -(213)273-2473 -Dwight Yoakam/The Desert Rose Guardian Prod'ns. -(212)581-5398 -New Edition/ Band/ Handle Artists -(01)493-9637 -Pepsi & Shirlie/ Champion Ent. Inc. -(212)765-8553 -John Cougar Mellencamp/Daryl Hank Williams Jr., Ents. -(901)642-7455 -Hank Williams, Jr./ Hall & John Oates/Jermaine Stewart/Carly Simon/Synch/John Eddie/ Harry J.Coombs -(215)254-0152 -Levert/ Cheval House - -Thrashing Doves/ Hart & Hinkle Mgm't. -(212)858-2544 -Face To Face/Naked Eyes/The Chuck Flood Assocs. -(615)292-3081 -Sweethearts Of The Rodeo/ Zummos/ Classic Mgm't. -(512)272-5581 -Stevie Ray Vaughan & Double Trouble/ Head Office Mgm't. -(416)596-7551 -Honeymoon Suite/ Clive Corcoran -(01)409-2399 -One To One/ Headquarters Ent. Corp. -(416)363-7363 -The Nylons/ Cole Classic Mgm't. -(213)463-6369 -Atlantic Starr/ Heavenly Mgm't. -(01)727-3486/34 -Public Image Ltd./ Collins & Taylor Mgm't. -(212)683-1902 -Joe Jackson/Fire Town/ Henry Marx Management -(213)650-7579 -Garry Glenn/ Collins Mgm't. -(617)868-3100 -Aerosmith/ High Noon Entertainment -(212)877-1120 -The Replacements/ Concerts West -(213)454-6522 -Beach Boys/Southern Pacific/ Hit& Run -(01)581-0261 -Phil Collins/Genesis/Marilyn Martin/Peter Concrete Mgm't. -(212)645-1360 -Metal Church/Grim Reaper/ Gabriel/Mike & The Mechanics/ Contemporary Comm. Corp. -(212)644-8900 -Michael Bolton/ HulexCorp. -(415)381-0181 -Huey Lewis & The News/ Cornerstone Mgm't. -(215)649-3530 -The Hooters/ HurbyAzor -(718)639-3612 -Dana Dane/Salt-N-Pepa/ Courage Mgm't. -(213)276-6863 -Fleetwood Mac/ Hush Prod'ns. -(212)582-1095 -Kashif/Freddie Jackson/Meli'sa Craig Benson, Esq. -(615)320-6161 -Everly Bros./ Morgan/The Force MD's/Melba Moore/Willie Collins/Flay, Goodman & Craig Rice -(612)824-9551 -Alexander O'Neal/Mazarati/ Brown/Najee/Lilo Thomas/Vaneese Thomas/John White/ Crazed Mgm't. -(201)679-1179 -Raven/Anthrax/ Ian Hoblyn -(212)541-7571 -Paul Simon/ Critique Records -(617)944-0423 -Newcity Rockers/ lanTregoning -(01)387-7855 -Yello/ D.W. Ents. -(213)476-6471 -Deniece Williams/ ian Wright -(01)938-1917 -Danny Wilson/ Dale Morris -(615)327-3400 -Alabama/ Identity Management -4080208 -Anne Marie Ruddock/Leslie Dan Cleary/Scotti Bros. -(213)450-3193 -David Hal lyday/ Beech/Sharon Bailey/ Dan Harmon Mgm't. -(215)276-0935 -Pieces Of A Dream/ International Prod'n. Assocs. -(212)505-1688 -Philip Glass/ Danny Kenny -(03)730-188 -Cactus World News/ Invasion Group -(212)532-1414 -Mondo Rock/ Darryl Pitt/AVAFA inc. -(212)362-8023 -Andreas Vollenweider/ Isolar Mgm't. -(212)308-9345 -David Bowie/ Dary! Stewart -(213)461-0390 -Lakeside/Klymaxx/ Jackson Ent. Corp. -(213)857-5517 -The Jacksons/ Dave Hill -(213)827-5532 01-437-3994 -Pretenders/ Jackson Jones Mgm't. -(213)734-9955 -Vesta Williams/ Dave Lumin -(818)242-0262 -The Untouchables/ Jake Bloom, Esq. -(213)278-8622 -Michael Gore/Bruce Willis/ DaveWoiff -(212)977-9340 -Cyndi Lauper/ James Feaster, Esq. -(313)962-7800 -Cherrelle/ David Aspden - -Bonnie Tyler/ January Mgm't. -(212)580-1440 -Jon Astley/ David Campbell -021-643-1321 -UB40/ JebTorrens -(914)268-6022 -Ace Frehley/ David Cavanaugh -774-254 -Clannad/ JeffDornfeld -(617)890-5211 -Boston/ David Fishof Prod'ns. -(212)757-1605 -Micky Dolenz & Peter Tork/The Jeff Ross -(206)285-6838 -Kenny G./ Monkees/ Jeff Young -(01)493-8800 -Hipsway/ David Sanchez -(718)380-4001 -Sweet Sensation/ Jefferson Holt -(404)353-6689 -R.E.M./ David Sonnenberg -(212)877-0400 -Southside Johnny & The Jukes/ Jethro Tull -(01)408-2355 -Jethro Tull & The London Symphony Orch./ Deal Songz, Inc. -(213)273-1295 -Babyface/ JettLaglnc. -(212)644-8900 -Joan Jett & The Blackhearts/ Demann Ent. -(213)550-8200 -Billy Idol/Lionel Richie/Little Joey Gardner -(212)410-6372 -TKA/ Steven/Patti Austin/Ronnie Milsap/Madonna/Peter Cetera/ JohnArnison -01-834-3811 -Marillion/ Derek Button -(213)660-2553 -Glass Tiger/Robin Trower/ John Baruck -(213)278-2981 -Survivor/REO Speedwagon/Tom Kimmel/ Diamond Dave Enterprises -(818)762-9393 -David Lee Roth/ John Gould -(01)443-7284283 -Cutting Crew/ Diane Martin -(213)468-3500 -Carrie McDowell/ John Hade -(01)351-6722 -Thompson Twins/ Dirty Pool Mgm't. -(02)358-2900 -Icehouse/ John Hughes Ent. -(213)468-5726 -Flesh For Lulu/ Don Dortch -(901)726-9100 -Bar-Kays/Jean Knight/Luther Ingram/ HLJ JSSS&EL WHO'S WHO IN MANAGEMENT Randy Rand -(213)469-5821 -Timex Social Club/ Manager - Phone - Artists That Charted (58&-'87) Ray Charles Ents. -(213)737-8052 -Ray Charles/ Ray Cooper -(214)520-2855 -Uptown/ Jonathan ClarK -(213)673-5236 -Georgio/ Ray Singleton - -Sherrick/ Jump & Shoot Prod'ns.
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