Lenny Waronker
2023 (1)
2023 June (1)
- "Why Prince Changed His Name to an Unpronounceable Symbol 30 Years Ago, and What Happened Next"
- by Jem Aswad
- in Variety
- on 7 June 2023
- about $100 million deal, A&M Records, advance, Benny Medina, contract, Diamonds and Pearls (album), Eric Leeds, Graffiti Bridge (album), Graffiti Bridge (movie), HDMG, hologram, Ingrid Chavez, Jeff Gold, Jill Willis, Justify My Love, Kurt Loder, Larry King, Lenny Kravitz, Lenny Waronker, Linda Corradina, Love Symbol (album), Madonna, Michael Ostin, Michael Pagnotta, Mo Ostin, Rogers and Cowan, Suzanne Vega, unpronounceable symbol, Warner Bros. Records
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2019 (1)
2019 July (1)
- "Designer Laura LiPuma Nash talks directing Prince’s iconic album packages from ‘Purple Rain’ to ‘Lovesexy’"
- by Lydia Moran
- in The Current - Local Current Blog
- on 30 July 2019
- about Chanhassen Dinner Theatres, Guys and Dolls, Housequake (song), Jeff Katz, Laura LiPuma, Lenny Waronker, Lovesexy (album), Parade (album), Purple Rain (album), Sign O' The Times (album), U Got the Look (song), Under the Cherry Moon (movie), When Doves Cry (song)
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2016 (1)
2016 April (1)
- "‘I’m Going to Personify Sex in Every Way’: Prince’s Defining ‘Dirty Mind’ Album -- A refusal to be labeled R&B, a rivalry with Rick James and a very dirty song called 'Head': the groundbreaking arrival of 1980's 'Dirty Mind.'"
- in Billboard
- on 28 April 2016
- about American Bandstand, André Cymone, Andy Warhol, Bobby Z, Denver (place), Detroit (place), Dez Dickerson, Dick Clark, Dirty Mind (album), Dirty Mind (tour), Gayle Chapman, Head (song), I Wanna Be Your Lover (song), Ken Tucker, Lake Minnetonka (place), Lenny Waronker, Lisa Coleman, Los Angeles (place), memoir, Mo Ostin, Rick James, Rolling Stone (magazine), Roxy (place), Russ Thyret, Sam’s (place), Steve Fargnoli, Stevie Wonder, Ted Cohen, The Rainbow (place), The Ritz (place), The Village Voice (magazine), Twin Cities (place), Wayzata (place)
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1996 (1)
1996 August (1)
- "R.E.M., Warner Records Sign $80-Million Deal"
- by Chuck Philips
- in Los Angeles Times
- on 25 August 1996
- about advance, Bob Daly, contract, Lenny Waronker, master recordings, Michael Fuchs, Mo Ostin, ownership of the masters, ownership rights, recording contract, royalties, royalty advance, Russ Thyret, Terry Semel, Warner Bros. Records
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