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Who's Who in A&R WHO'S WHO IN A&R A4R STAFF, Title -PHONE f:FAX [ASSISTANT] AiR STAFF, Title, PHONE f:FAX [ASSISTANT] 1-400 PRME CD [NY JPH:(800)774-6323 FAX:(212)366-0615 AMHERST [NY JPH:(716)883-9520 FAX:(716)884-1432 111 E. 14 St. *300, NYC, NY 10003 1762 Main St., Buffalo, NY 14208-1199 David Sert2,Pres. Q Leonard Silver.Pres. [Janet Ruth] 143 REC'S.(ATLANTIC) [CA ]PH:(310)899-0143 FAX:(310)899-0133 Rose Rupert.Dir. fj 530 Wilshire Blvd. #101, Santa Monica, CA 9O401 AMI [TN]PH:(615)230-9434 FAX:(615)230-9T37 David Foster.C.E.O. [Claudia Ocadiz] P.O.Box 1157, Hendersonville, TN 37075 Larry Frazin.Pres. 899-1320 [Justine Drake] Bill Hinkle.Dir. Q Jaymes Foster-Levy,Exec.V.P. 899-1323 [Donovan Hebard] Theresa Street.Dir. Q Brain Wittmer,Mgr. 899-1333 Q ANGEL [NY 1 (see CAPITOL CLASSICS), , NY TyKnox,Mgr. 899-1334 [| ANTONE'S [TX]PH:(512)322-0617 FAX:(512)477-2930 Donovan Hebard,Admin. 899-1324 [] 507 West Ave., Austin, TX 78701 15OO(lnteracope) [CA]PH:(310)209-7990 FAX:(310)209-7997 Clifford Antone.Pres. [J 109OO Wilshire Blvd., LA, CA 90024 Christie Warren,GM Q Philip Blaine, [Michael Bobkowiak] ANTRA [PA ]PH:(215)732-1300 FAX:(215)732-7979 Gary Richards, [Michael Bobkowiak] 1515 Locust St. 4FL, Philadelphia, PA 19102 •32 MUSJC [NY JPH:(212)265-0740 FAX:(212)265-3568 Joseph Marrone.CEO Q 250 W. 57th ST. #1514, NY, NY 10107 Ricardo Brown,Pres. [] Robert Miller.CEO [Lisa Bookbinder] Parry P., rj Joel Dom.Pres./ Producer rj APHELION [NY ]PH:(212)268-4993 FAX:(212)643-8251 Adam Dom,Producer rj 451 W. 37 St., NY, NY 10018 404 MUSIC [GA]PH:(404)577-5955 FAX:(404)221 -9857 Lenny Shillingford.Pres. Q 510 Edgewood Ave.N.E. #1, Atlanta, GA 30312 ARISTA [NY ]PH:(212)4S9-7400 FAX: (212)977-9843 Nina Easton,Pres. rj 6 West 57 St.. N.Y., NY 10019-6103 Brad McDonald, G Clive Davis.President 830-2262 f:830-2134 [Rose Marino] 4AD(WEA) [CA JPH:(310)289-8770 FAX:(310)289-8680 Charles Goldstuck,Exec.V.P./GM 830-2183 f:830-213 [Scott Sylvester] PC Box 46187, LA, CA 90046 Keith Naftaly.V.P. 830-2309 f:977-9843 [Ken Krongard] Robin Hurley,C.E.O. 289-9507 Q Pete Ganbarg.Sr. Dir. 830-2370 f:977-9843 [Valerie Killigrew] Ivo Watts-Russell.Pres. 289-8770 [J Michael Barackman,Sr.Dir. 830-2252 f:977-9843 [Tom Ferroy] Rich Hortzman.VP 289-9593 Q Kurt St. Thomas,Sr.Dir.(Alt/Ftock) 830-2190 f:977- [Valerie Killigrew] Lewis Jamieson.Dir.A&R UK 181-870-9724 Q Hosh Gureli.Sr.Dir. 830-2390 f:977-9843 [Tanya Ivany] 4th & BROADWAY [NY ](see ISLAND DEF JAM) Drew Dixon.Sr. Dir.(R&B) S3O-216S f:977-9843 [Lesvia Castro] 550 (SONY) [NY ]PH:(212)833-8000 FAX:(212)833-4054 Peter Edge,Sr. Dir. 830-2174 f:977-9843 [Lesvia Castro] 550 Madison Ave. 17FI., N.Y., NY 10022-3211 Josh Sarubin.Sr. Dir. 830-0760 f:977-9843 [Tania Ivany] Polly Anthony.Pres.(550) 833-8078 f:833-4031 [Amy Levin] Susanne Savage.V.P. Admin. 830-2271 f.247-7234 rj Michael Caplan.Sr.V.P. 833-5245 f:833-5540 [Nadine Hemy] AJ. Benson.Assoc. Dir. Admin. 830-2203 f:247-723 [| Ben Goldman.V.P. 833-4687 f:833-5540 [Farra Matthews] Barbara Wesotski.Assoc.Dir. Admin. 830-2206 f:247 rj 550 (SONY) [CA]PH:(310)449-2100 FAX:(310)449-2272 John Conroy.Mngr. Admin. 830-8497 f:247-7234 rj 2100 Colorado Blvd., 3rd Fl., Santa Monica, CA 90404 Miriam Gonzales.Co-ord.Admin. 830-8492 f.247-7234 Q Mio Vukovic.VP 449-2123 f:449-2272 [Denise McDonald] Ken Krongard,Rep. 830-2110 f.977-9843 rj Tom Carolan.VP 449-2067 [Ian Drew] Tania fvany,Co-ord. 830-2166 fj Peter Cohen,Mngr. Q Valerie Killigrew.Co-ord. 830-8404 rj 57 REC'S.(SONY) [GA]PH:(404)633-2800 FAX:1404)633-2882 ARISTA [CA]PH:(310)789-3900 FAX:(310)789-3944 1770 Century Blvd., Atlanta, GA 30345 9975 Santa Monica Blvd.. 3rd FL, Beverly Hills, CA 90212 Brendan O'Brien,Pres. [] Matthew Walden.Sr.V.P. West Coast 789-3977 f.789- [Genelle Burke] Mala Sharma,GM [] Jason Markey.Mngr. 789-3917 f:789-3944 [John Rader] Aaron Wachtel,Co-ord. Q Michelle Ozbourn.Rep. 789-3929 f:7S9-3944 [] Cheryl Mondello.Admin. [] Maureen Crowe.VP A&R/Soundtrack 789-3959 f:789-39 [Jonathan Miller] 57 REC'S.(SONY) [NY ]PH:(212)833-8000 FAX:(212)833-7879 Michelle Belcher.Mng.A&R/Soundtrack 789-3965 f:78 rj 550 Madison Ave., NY, NY 10022 John Rader,Co-ord. 789-3939 [] Mala Sharma,GM 833-8315 n ARISTA [TX]PH:(512)329-9910 FAX:(512)329-0411 A&M RECORDS (see INTERSCOPEi 7447 Bee Caves Rd.#208, Austin, TX 78746-4122 A-TTACK [NY JPH:(212)779-7977 FAX:(212)779-7920 Joe Trevino.Dir. [Matt Munoz] 126 E. 38th St., NY, NY 10016 ARISTA/CAREERS [TN]PH:(615)S46-9100 FAX:(615)846-9192 Steven Scharf.VP Int'l. x 308 [] 1400 18th Ave. So., Nashville, TN 37212 A.W.A.L. [CA]PH:|805)646-3933 FAX:(805(646-6077 Tim DuBois.Pres. 846-9155 f.846-9104 [Marty Craighead] 105 Foothill Rd., Ojai, CA 93023 Steve Williams.Sr. Dir. 846-9144 [Kerri Edwards] Denzyl Feigelson.Pres. [Dale Euker] Mike Sistad.Dir. 846-9150 f.780-9192 [Kerri Edwards] ABSOLUTE [TN]PH:|615)661-6012 FAX:(615)661-0989 MattGalvin. 846-9120 f:846-9196 [] 7107 Crossroads Blvd. ^105, Brentwood, TN 37027 Susan Heard.Sr.Dir. Admin. 846-9183 f:846-9196 [] Dez Dickerson.Pres. [Becky Murdock] Candace Nuyens.Mgr. Admin. 846-9146 f:846-9196 [] Brian Hardin.Dir. [] Mindi McCormick,Admm.Co-ord. 846-9164 f:846-9196 Q AFTERMATH [CA]PH:(310)209-7642 FAX:|310|20S-2037 Kerri Edwards,Mgr. 846-9101 [] c/olnterscope,10900 Wilshire Blvd. #1230, LA, CA 90024 ARK 21 [CA]PH:|818)325-1200 FAX:(818)461-1745 Dr. Dre,Pres. Q 14724 Ventura Blvd., Pnths., Sherman Oaks, CA 91403 Kurdis Tucker,VP/GM Q Miles Copeland.CEO 325-1200 f:461-1739 [Alleta Kriak] Charles Stanton.Dir. [] Stevo Glendmning,V.P. 325-1285 Q ALIAS(WEA) [CA]PH:(818)566-1034 FAX:(818)566-6623 John Rotella,GM [Marcella Leon] 10153 1/2 Riverside Dr. #115, Toluca Lake, CA 91602 ARTEMIS [NY ]PH:(212)840-6056 FAX:(212)840-6745 Delight Jenkins,Pres. x112 [Jen Ramos] 120 W 44 St. *704, NYC, NY 10036 ALIEN [CA ](see Y? ENT. MUSIC GROUP) Danny Goldberg,Pres. [Robin Klein] ALL AMERICAN/STREET LIFE [CA ]PH:(310)392-8881 FAX:(310)392-5736 ASTOR PLACE [NY ](see PROFILE) 2114 Pico Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90405 ASTRALWERKS [NY ](see CAROLINE) Chuck Gallo.Pres. x 249 [] ASYLUM [CA ](see ELEKTRA) Haji B.Dir. x217 [] ATLANTA INT'L. [GA]PH:(404)524-6835 FAX:(404)681-0033 Enc B.V.P. x 230 [] 881 Memorial Dr. SE, Atlanta, GA 30316 Michelle MenaAdmin. x 225 fj Alan Freeman,Pres. [Tracy Milton] ALLIGATOR [l_]PH:(773)973-7736 FAX:(773)973-2088 ATLANTIC [NY]PH:(212)707-2000 FAX:(212)581-6414 PO Box 60234, Chicago, IL 60660 1290 Ave. Of The Americas, 24th Fl., N.Y., NY 10104 Bruce Iglauer.Pres. x10 [Chris Levick] Ahmet Ertegun,Co-Chairman 707-2350 f:405-5545 [Lela Logan Frances Chantly] ALMO SOUNDS [NY ]PH:(212)226-1000 FAX:(212)226-8385 Val Azzoli,Co-Chairman 707-2370 f:405-5550 [Valerie Rogalski Lora D'Amico] 110 Greene St., Ste. 801, NY, NY 10012 Ron Shapiro.Ex V.P. 707-2250 f:405-5490 Q Howard Thompson,Head of A&R Q Craig Kallman.Exec.V.P. 707-2300 f:405-5540 [Steffie Lawson Andrew Feigenbaur Karen Dillet.lnt'l. [] Jason Flom.Sr.V.P. 707-2550 f:405-5490 [Amy DeRouen] ALMO SOUNDS [CA]PH:(310|289-3080 FAX:(310)289-7071 Arif Mardin.Sr. VP/Producer 707-2727 1405-5727 [Kate Thackaberry] 360 No. LaCienega Blvd., LA, CA 90048 Yves Beauvais.V.P. (Jazz) 707-2338 f:405-5561 [Heather Mclntosh] Herb Alpert.Vice-Chairman [Gail Otsuji] Darren Higman.V.P. (Soundtrack) 707-2533 f:405-56 [Holly Worth] Jerry Moss,Co-Chairman,Pres. [Paulette Rapp Diane Reti] Arthur Moorhead.V.P. (Classics) 707-2648 f:405-54 [] Paul Kremen,GM/VP f:289-8662 [Kelly Sandrowitz] Gloria Gabriel,Dir. 707-2727 f:405-5727 [Kate Thackaberry] Bob Bortnick.V.P. 289-7070 [] Aziz Goksel, 707-2113 f:405-5635 [Evan Sanchez] Andy Olyphant.Dir. 289-7070 [Michael Brasic] Jennifer Stark, 707-2138 f:405-5635 [Craig Levy] Myles Lewis, 289-7070 Q Rich Christina,(Dancei 707-2405 f:405-5635 [Evan Sanchez] AMERICAN GRAMAPHONE [NE JPH:(402)457-4341 FAX: (402) 457-4332 Nick Casinelli, 707-2420 f:405-5635 [Evan Sanchez] 9130 Mormon Blvd. Rd., Omaha, NE 68152 Jim Welch,Dir. 707-2197 f:405-5635 [Craig Levy] Chip Davis,Pres. [] Andy Karp, 707-2123 f:405-5561 [Rick Goetz] AMERICAN RECORDINGS [CA ]PH:(310)449-2100 FAX:(310)449-2186 Beth Narducci, 707-2411 f:405-5561 [Craig Levy] 2100 Colorado Blvd., Santa Monica, CA 90404 Craig Rosen.Admin. 707-2139 f:405-5625 [Greg Nadel] Rick Rubin,Pres. 449-2180 f:656-6943 [Lindsey Chase] Julie Friedman,Mngr. Admin. 707-2133 f:405-5625 [Greg Nades] George Drakoulias, 449-2180 [] Dino Paredes, 449-2188 Q Sam Wick, 449-2185 [] WHO'S WHO IN A&R A&R STAFF, Title -PHONE f:FAX [ASSISTANT] A&R STAFF, Title, PHONE f:FAX [ASSISTANT] ATLANTIC [CA]PH:(310)2O5-7450 FAX:(310)205-7411 BAD BOY [NY JPH:(212)930-4000 FAX:(212)930-1309 9229 Sunset Blvd.
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