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4Topofciass 8| Ex-Virgin Classics Man to Fill Philips Îlyearwego 23 4Topofciass 8| îlYearwego 23 Snaptoit 24 On song Ex-Virgin Classics Whitney, Houston Monitor focuses l | man to fill Philips , issingles 1992 sartist top repackagedonn dance giants'ffiants' LP A "r iiusicweek For Everyone in the Business of Music 23 JANUARY 1993 £2.65 PolyGram plans newstand-alone Russell promoted as budget division low-pricePolyGram ismusic to co-ordinate and video its divisionreleases underto be alaunched single new in Canadian gets Sony expectedThe création to be ofcalled the company, 4 Front Sony Music chairman Paul 1 to be co-opted Burger, Video,Entertainment follows theAudio imminent and Russellprésident has ofbeen Sony's promoted entire to theRussell council says,in his 'The place. lir s of thisLondon Wednesday, to ... si tionexpiry deal of PolyGram's %vith Pickwick distribu- in calEuropean shake-up opération of the company. in a radi- betweencommunication Europe are and very the longUS. challenge, but I look forward March.Pickwick, which has recent- putsThe Sony company in a unique says the position move Thisrecognises solidifies the commercialthe région and creativeBurger market." joined CBS Records deally concluded with aWarner pan-European Music throughoutto co-ordinate Europe. and sell productIt also Europe."économie realities of the new in Israël in 1977, before mov- Europe,major's UK has budget handled releases ail thefor i^hat^U^ lSSfthe fbr CBS Records Interr SSoSIaSS 1 Sony Music Woollcott will now concen- With Canada havi UK is Pm^Bur^r,6,..,s^ current- International1 président | Mel trate on his job as deputy fered an even worse r Ca a (P 8dU Burger, in common with the HriT^fevinn^wfd^n the UK toTforIhTtwriabeb."Russell says he expects the^ Buth^sLtTom-ing in with a hatche ' j1 "^R^Ts^^nderstooT ' " that MPAtounveil Emro atMidem Virgin buy-out The MPA is todaunch fil SHSS lifts EMI sales cil ,ïï m £ S) reveMs thâ^the ^ EileHSES6 ny in^L^lasrquàrte? orSp, '531111 « Eurorpe°l^raCh-ea1ySbneggÙn a» © —21 is5%. 23.5%, This aheadis the firstof PolyGram's time EMI has led the albums market since 11 ultravox majorslo Emrot he hopes pul> iiipi Siii vienna a a available on as&ipgp W W chS39367" me tcchS3936cd & Itd. cdchss3936 édition cdchs3937 cd was'top'à^bùms ^abe/^^i^ Chrysalis orderre-released through emi 25th on 0926 january 888888 SûiifSSin the summer. 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The was Way expected We everrelated handed crimes. down for piracy- says,APU "We co-ordinatorTim really wanted aDabin case some400,000 300 inlay albums cards and covering many seenthe PR to problembe fair - but- that also it isto to hecorne the first new number one gaoledAlbert for Shedden,two years and50, finedwas yearlike this,and especiallyMusic Week's after Let's last finishedtory, a private tapes in house raids onand a fac-an floggingensure it albums does the both job atof thealbum package of the yearwas sellingtoday. By 'lwice Thutsday the £10,000 plus costs at Snares- Stamp Out Piracy campaign. industrial unit between June home and abroad. ■brookeafter pleading Crown Court guilty in toEssex 10 Whatgood resuit we needed to show was we a can really get The1991 APU and estimâtes January thelast annual year. After the surprise Cher and looked set ta improve on Vol charges of breaking copyright this into court and get good riesoutput could from have each cost of the the indus- facto- Undercover,success of I wasKWS and selhng1s highest less chart than position,half as many despite copies m andJudge trademark Platt also législation. ordered the He adds that the try £lm annually. disappointed last week to its first week. The Shorts sold 120,000 £57,000confiscation of a £78,000of more stash than of downmay encourage higher judgespenalties to hand in SheddonOver thehad pastalso beenfour arrest-years youngsee three bands, highly ail tipped peaking at number three in the strong used notes found when police future. Previously the highest ed 16 times under three différ- apparently locked into the pre-Christmas market. raidedBarkingside, Shedden's Essex. home in sentenceThe APU, was 15in months. conjunction entin person. names for hawking tapes sameSoul/dance rétro habit. act McKoy Angelsand pop-rockers spent half Little their sets Starplaying Club covers. played Island's no Dickins déniés Britgate slurs learnedcovers, but the hadByrds' obviously Brits chairman Rob Dickins teners to vote on single awards ke says, "I can't explain the vo- songbook backwards. says he planned to reform the catégories, they could be given ting;things this about is one democracy." of the strange takingThere's inspiration nothing wrong from in lastBrit Awardsweek's pressvoting criticism long before of suggests.a voice across Producers, the board, publish- he •Nominations for the Brits 93 the past. Covers can make ers and journalists could also classicallast week. award They were are finalised- Beet- commercialgood short-term sense. Dickins'The Sun suggestions last week as claimed a victo- be"It allowed would to be vote. nice if the whole hoven's Nine Symphonies by But they bear about as ry, four days after journalist industry had one award rather theNikolaus Chamber Hamoncourt Orchestra with of thismuch business relationship is really to what Piersnomination Morgan of "obscure criticised artists" the nies,"than justhe says. the record compa- Europe (Teldec); Beethoven's about as a BigMac does to Tori Amos, Enya and KD Lang. usedFurther on the média best criticismBritish new- foc- Violinnedy/Klaus Concerto Tennstedt by Nigel (EMI); Ken- stara slap-up Michelin meal restaurant. at a three- TheHowever, Brits' électoral proposais collège to open and Dickins: 't ilence doubts' comer award, for which Bard Gorecki's Symphony No 3 by Is it really so difficult allow votes from ail areas of coversmember acts retailers KWS andnominated Under- ZinmanLondon Sinfonietta(NonesuchAVarner); and David whothese can days knock to find out anyone a thea subject music of business debate for have weeks. been changes.to silence Maybe some itof is the necessary doubts cover alongside Take That, Rossini's Heroines by Cecilia decent tune? Dickins says, "I have been we have heard." Carroll.Tasmin Archer and Dina Bartoliener's The (Decca); Protecting and John Veil Tav- by mightthinking be forgood some to timemake that some it retailersRather andthan Radio simply 1 allowingFM lis- Bard chairman Simon Bur- Steven Isserlis (Virgin).
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