A&M RECORDS OFFICES
EXECUTIVE OFFICES
Herb Alpert, Executive Vice President, Vice Chairman
Sheryl Lorence
Jerry Moss, President, Chairman
David Dashev
Lance Freed, executive assistant
Mike Gormley, assistant to the chairman
Andy Meyer, Assistant to the Chairman, VP Special Projects
Paulette Rapp
Diane Reti
Gil Friesen, GM, VP, President, director of administration and creative services, senior VP
Jeff Ayeroff, Special Assistant
Al Cafaro, Senior VP/GM, President, Chairman/CEO
Jolene Burton, VP Financial Affairs
Bob Fead, Senior VP of A&M, director of distribution (sales, promo, ads, special projects)
Harold Childs, VP Promotion
David Kershenbaum, VP Artists & Repertoire
Tommy LiPuma, VP/Creative Director of Horizon Records
ADVERTISING COMMUNICATION
Chuck Casell, Director of Consumer Communications, Director of Advertising Communication/Editorial Director
Mike Gormley, VP Communication
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
Write and direct advertising content
Centralized A&M’s writing assignments
Responsible for artist interviews, biographies, Bullets, Off the Record
ADVERTISING AND MERCHANDISING
Jon Echevarrieta, Director of Advertising and Merchandising Art
Barry Grieff, Merchandising Director
Kiki LaPorta, national advertising manager, Advertising Director
Joan Marker, Director of Advertising and Merchandising Art
Bob Reitman, Director of Advertising and Merchandising, VP Advertising & Marketing
Ed Rosenblatt, Director of Merchandising and Advertising
Janice Whiffen, National Advertising Manager
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
Plan, develop and execute advertising and merchandising programs with Creative Services and Graphics
Find effective ways to motivate consumers to buy A&M products
Knowing who the audience will be for a specific album
Direct mail, decals, coupons, postcards to request catalogs, catalog flyers
Manage the advertising agency, administer all distributor ads for radio, TV and print
Coordinate tour support ads with regional merchandising directors
Work with artists and manager to prepare and implement d campaigns for new releases
Work With Creative Services on tone, thrust and style that distinguishes A&M’s approach
ARTIST DEVELOPMENT
David Anderle, Director
Olivia Arias
Martin Kirkup, Director NY, VP Artist Development
Pat Luce, Director Artist Development NY
Wally Amos
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
Coordinate long-term planning for artists; shape, develop and give direction to their careers
Assist in determining album concepts
Develop budgets for advances, tours, hotel and travel, equipment purchases
Introduces artist to other A&M staff
ARTIST RELATIONS
Bob Garcia, Director
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
Oversee recording schedules, product releases, tour itineraries, coordinating travel schedules with field staff; album summaries previewing new releases
Translate artists needs to A&M and A&M’s needs to the artists
ARTISTS & REPERTOIRE
David Anderle, Director of Talent Development
John Anthony, East Coast Director of A&R
Gloria Calbreath, A&R administration manager
John Carter, Director A&R
Jools Clarke, West Coast A&R Representative, International Projects Coordinator
Kip Cohen, Director, VP A&R
Hernando Courtright, East Coast A&R Representative
Jack Daugherty
Debbie Frankson, Secretary and Assistant to associate director of A&R/New Talent Coordinator
Jordan Harris, Director of A&R
Cherie Hunt, Secretary and assistant to Director of A&R
Chuck Kaye, Director
David Kershenbaum, VP of A&R
Barry Korkin, Associate Director of A&R West Coast
Michael Leon, VP East Coast Operations
Tommy LiPuma first A&R employee
Larry Marks
Jody Orberg, secretary and assistant to VP of A&R
Steve Rowland, A&R Projects Coordinator
Bob Shulman, West Coast A&R Representative
Mark Spector, Director A&R West Coast
Billy Spencer
Allan Stanton
Chad Stuart
George Tobin
Margo Williams, secretary and assistant to VP East Coast Operations/New Talent Coordinator
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
Search for new talent in clubs and review demos
Sign and guide talent; select material and producers; assure the quality and commerciality of recordings
Develop existing artist roster to achieve next level(s) in their careers
Liaison with artists, managers, producers, studio. Select producer or material
Coordinate and schedule release of singles with sales, promotion, production
AUDIO/VISUAL PRODUCTION
Clare Baren, Director
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
Produce, direct radio and TV commercials, promotional films and videos, presentations
BLACK MUSIC MARKETING/URBAN MUSIC
Boo Frazier East and Director
Brenda Johnson West
Derry Johnson, national director of black music marketing
John McClain, Senior VP A&R of Urban
Dave Rosas, Senior VP Urban Promotion
Veta Victorian, South
Robert York, Midwest
BUSINESS & LEGAL AFFAIRS
Milt Olin, Director Business Affairs
Chuck Castle
Ken Powell, Director Business Affairs, VP Business Affairs
Abe Somer, corporate attorney (contracts, licensing), general counsel
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
Liaison between Herb, Jerry and Kip and the artist’s lawyers and managers to negotiate agreements
COLLEGE PROMOTION
Lenny Bronstein
David Fitch
Lance Freed, Director College Promotion
Bob Frymire, regional college rep, Director College Promotion (National College Director)
Bob Garcia, initiated college rep program and its artist relations function<
Andy Meyer Pennsylvania rep, Director College Promotion
Ross Ojeda
Doreen Ringer
Rob Wunderlich, Director College Promotion
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
College started in Ad/Merch and was shifted to promotion department.
Develop, design, implement all advertising campaigns directed toward the college market, both new releases and artist concerts on or near campus; place ads in college newspapers and on their radio stations. Represent A&M at college conventions and help break new artists in the college market. Public relations, advertising, merchandising, tour support, artist development, posters, displays
Offices in Balt/DC, Boston, NY/NJ, Upstate NY, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin, western states, Illinois, the Carolinas, Pennsylvania, southern states, San Francisco, Portland, OR
Started with 8 reps, expanded to 30. It was a “farm league for the promotion department”
CREATIVE SERVICES/PRODUCT MANAGEMENT
Jeff Ayeroff, product coordinator, Director, VP Creative Services
Jamie Cohen, product coordinator
Jeff Gold, VP Marketing and Creative Services
Jordan Harris, product coordinator, Senior Product Manager
Martin Kirkup, Directive Creative Services NY
Dorene Lauer, prduct manager
Bud Scoppa, product manager/special projects
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
What the artist is, what the market is, how to advertise and sell our product”--album covers, advertising, merchandising (toys, posters, stickers, buttons….)
Once an artist is signed, a product manager is assigned to be the liaison between the artist and A&M
Chief liaison working with artists and their managers
Represent A&M to artists and managers and represent them to A&M<
Maintain A&M’s image as highly personable
DANCE
Steve Bartels, Director
Manny Lehman, Director
FINANCIAL AFFAIRS
Jolene Burton, operations manager (pressing, billing, printing, supplies, accounting), Controller, VP Financial Affairs
Michael Parkson, VP finance
GRAPHICS/PHOTOGRAPHY
GRAPHICS DEPARTMENT
Graphics in the record industry was always evolving. It moved from black and white to color, from paper album sleeves to print board, from completely in-house design to include use of freelance contractors; hand-drawn to computer aided design…and perhaps most importantly from the sales department controlling the graphics to the art directors. Even the days of having the artist’s name be prominent gave way. Gone are the days when the art director assigned a designer without knowing the artists, the music, or even their ideas about their image and what they wanted on their album cover.
Art directors and designers met with artists, managers, photographers and others who had a controlling interest in what the cover should be. The art directors entered meetings with ideas and also a willingness to listen and craft an idea that everyone could live with, if not love.
What remained the same was the identity on the cover. A&M had its own styles over the years but if you look at something as basic as the black and white publicity photos—just a photo with the artist name at the bottom—you can spot the A&M photo from any other record company. This was the realm of the art director: create a cohesiveness while maintaining the individuality of each artist and project.
The art department was always a small in-house staff supplemented by a network of freelance specialists to support the art director’s vision of the final product. Freelancers included stylists, photographers, photo retouchers, painters, airbrush illustrators, typographers, printmakers, silk screeners, ProPress film separators, model makers and more. Finally there was the direction and coordination with the printing houses to make sure the kind of ink, color, registration are correct or the die cut and lamination are as desired.
The graphics department appeared to be a relaxed, creative place but it had the pressure of being the last department to work on a recording before it went into production. Deadlines ruled the day making it creativity on demand. It was not simply the album cover, there were gatefold covers, special liners, posters, advertising, film techniques, merchandise and other associated pieces that need to be designed and created to support promotion and sales. The department worked closely with creative services, sales and marketing departments.
A&M RECORDS ART DIRECTORS
Complete credits by person for every album they worked are on the site. Click CREDITS in the menu.
PETER WHORF (1962 -1967)
August 11, 1931 – November 11, 1995
Nominated for six Grammy Awards in the Best Album Cover category including three for A&M, the photography on the Sandpipers Guantanamera album and Herb Alpert’s What Now My Love and Whipped Cream & Other Delights albums.
Whorf’s photography and design for the Whipped Cream album is both his and A&M’s most famous album cover. For Whorf, the design has been outright copied and riffed on since 1965.
TOM WILKES (1967 – 1970)
July 30, 1939 – June 28, 2009
Best Recording Package for Tommy by the London Symphony Orchestra
ROLAND YOUNG (1970 – 1979)
To understate the man, Roland Young was blessed with both a very quick mind and a quick wit. His gift was pinpointing for you exactly what he wanted you to see and think about.
A&M hired Roland in January 1971 as its director of advertising art and record album design. A&M lured him away from Capitol Record were he was the album cover design head. At A&M, Roland was credited with over 550 projects as the art director (500 projects), designer, creative advisor, illustrator and photographer.
To Roland Young everything is connected. It is up to the designer to create connections to make something new and different, to see what things can be. If an image communicates the message, words are not necessary. All of the elements should add to the communication, those that don’t are decoration.
Roland’s influence extended to being a professor at the Art Center. Among the teaching moments in his class (from the video Roland Young Is God):
“How do you communicate ice cream? It has all kinds of shit to communicate.”
“Real seeing is forgetting the name of the object that you’re looking at.”
“What does that even mean?”
“When you’re a designer you take in everything. Everything become a part of it.”
“Go after it like a designer goes after it.”
“What do you have to say about [the subject]?”
Roland was elected to NARAS Chapter Board
CHUCK BEESON
A Beeson album cover tells a story; its elements are tributes to what the artist or the music on the album means.
Always a unique design problem to solve and new techniques to create.
Hired by Tom Wilkes in 1967 to create advertising, posters, film techniques, retail displays…in total 435 projects with more than 10,000 individual pieces.
The refrigerator in the graphics department’s kitchen area stored Kodak film for photo sessions…and was the justification given to accounting for the need to have it. As Chuck put it, “We were creative people.”
Concepts, Titles, Photographs, Typography, Techniques and Compositions….Attracting and Creating Impact At Retail
Beeson holds the distinction of being the art director and/or designer on all of Carole King’s Ode albums (1971-1976). Lou Adler requested him on all of the Ode albums. Among his other most famous covers were:
Styx albums (1975-1983, Equinox through Caught In the Act),
The Police badge singles and wallets,
Frampton Comes Alive! picture disc,
Squeeze’s “6 Songs Crammed Into a 10” Record” die cut (The cover was actually a 12” cover that was literally squeezed by hands to Beeson’s measurements then photographed by Mark Hanauer and completed with a photo of the group and some silk screened elements.),
The Backlot Greatest Hits series….How do you create a special series? What do you name it? How do you create continuity in the visuals? How do you keep the scale, so the appearance of the covers always have the same elements that relate?
Masters of their techniques, always ready to work and follow the concept—Beeson on successful freelancers
JERI HEIDEN (April 1995 – January 1999)
In April 1995, Heiden was hired as the senior vice president of creative services. She had been Warner Brothers vice president of creative services and chief art director.
A&M GRAPHICS DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES
Jackie Ingle—secretary Photo Dept & Graphics 1967-1993
Lynn Robb
PHOTOGRAPHY
Mark Hanauer, photographer
Jim McCrary, chief photographer
Guy Webster
HUMAN RESOURCES
Sharon Kleinbeck
INTERNATIONAL
Dave Hubert, VP International
Karen Lipold, merchandising manager
Jack Losmann, International Operations Manager, International Marketing Director, managing director
Susan Woodnick international promotion director
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
Established wholly-owned subsidiaries in Canada and England plus 46 affiliates worldwide
Artist tour planning, including international tours and television performances
Public relations
Contract negotiation
Promotion and release of A&M product globally including promotional materials
Work directly with affiliated companies in 46 countries
MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SERVICES
Bob Housman
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
Systems
Programming
Demographics, sales information
NATIONAL ACCOUNTS
Marv Dorfman, Director
Bernie Grossman, Director
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
Deal with distributors and major national accounts; have the product out and as visible as possible
A&M’s corporate advertising campaigns run in conjunction with retail outlets in print, radio, TV
Oversees in-store promotions, displays
OPERATIONS, PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT
Dave Alpert, Director of Studio Management, Planning and Construction, VP Operations
Johnny Ozuna, Security
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
Construction
Maintenance
Telephones
Security
Shipping
PRODUCTION
Louise Barnum, secretary, production assistant, production manager, manager of record production, Director
Joan Dlugathc, promotion coordinator
Janice Imberton, manager jacket production
Dorene Lauer, product manager
Chuck Wardman first Production Director
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
Takes the mastertape through to final product
Coordinates with Creative Services, Graphics, Sales, Promotion, product managers, pressing plants
Tracks inventory and ships new products to radio stations
PROMOTION
Marko Babineau
Jesse Barnett, National Promotion Coordinator
Jan Basham
Chuck Bliziotis local promo Boston
Joan Blugatch
Mike Bone
JB Brenner, promo DC, National AOR Promo Director LA
Kiki Bridges
Lenny Bronstein, college promotion, NY promo, West Coast regional special projects promotion, album promotion coordinator, National FM Promo Coordinator
Jheryl Busby
Al Cafaro, National AOR Promo Director NY
Rich Callaway California Black
Harold Childs, Album field coordinator, Director NY Office, National Promotion Director, VP Promotion, Senior VP Promotion
Ernie Campagna, first local promotion man, first regional promotion persona, VP of A&M New England
Ed Climie local promo Dallas
Paul Crowley local promo Charlotte
Sue DeBenedette local promo NY
Eddie DeJoy
Jeff Dean
Iris Dillon local promo San Francisco
Jerry Doughman local promo Seattle
Steve Dunn midwest region promotion director
Lee Durham local promo ATL
DJ Ennis local promo DC
David Ezzell, National Promotion Director
Ron Farber northeast region promotion director
Gwen Frank
Boo Frazier R&B>
John Ferrer
David Fitch local promo rep, regional rep, SE regional
Keith Frey ATL Black
Bob Frymire, regional promo rep AZ
Rich Galliani local promo San Francisco
Jesus Garber, Dir. Black Music Marketing/Promo
Denise George, Detroit
Don Graham, National Promotion Director
Larry Green, Asst. National Promotion Director, western region promotion director
Ross Grierson local promo Cincinnati, Chicago
Bernie Grossman, promotion New England
Guy Haines, Northern California promotion
Kevin Harewood college rep
Hector
Brenda Johnson R&B
Derry Johnson first black promotion manager
Step Johnson, VP Promotion Black
Woody Johnson black DC
Jon Konjoyan, National Singles Director
Bob Knight
Barry Korkin, promotion Boston
Craig Lambert, National AOR Promo Director Chicago
Michael Leon NY radio promotion manager
Mike Leventon
Jerry Love
Al Marks local promo DC, ATL
Patti Martin local promo Houston
Mark Mazzetti local promo Philadelphia
Dick Merkle local promo Denver
June Mhoon Chicago black
Charlie Minor, Atlanta local promotion, Southern regional manager, national singles promotion director, Senior VP Promotion LA
Al Moinet, promotion Atlanta/NOLA, Southern Regional Promotion, National Promotion Director, VP Promotion
Peter Mollica, NY regional prmo rep, Assistant Director National Promotion
Melanie Moore
Peter Napoliello, Senior VP Promotion
Ross Ojeda Phoenix and Seattle local promotion
Richard Pachter Buffalo and Miami promo
Steve Pachter college rep, St. Louis promo rep
Johnny Powell promotion and marketing DC
Phil Quartararo, local promo DC
Aileen Randolph
Madeline Randolph
Michael Redwine Dallas black
Steve Resnick, National Promotion Director
Mike Rittberg
Cheryl Roach
Susan Ross
Steve Rubin
Bob Scharbert
Johnny Schuler
Wayne Schuler
Jeffrey Schulman
Donnie Sellers Philadelphia Black
Jerry Sharell, National Promotion Director
Gail Davis Silberman
Ray Smith, National Director Dance Music
David Steffen local promo rep
Greg Steffen
Rick Stone, NY radio promotion manager, VP Promotion NY, national promotion director
Kelly Summers local promo LA
Gary Tanner
Bob Tarantino locoal promo Chicago
Alvin Thomas R&B
Mark Tindle
Don Tolle southern region promotion director
Rich Totoian, Director of Album Promotion, National FM Promo Director
Van Arsdale
Mark Williams
Eva Woods local promo DC
Jordan Zucker local promo Miami
Monique
Jean and Jan
Larry and HarrietbrCathy Al Moinet’s assistant
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
Contact radio stations and get radio to play product; maintain mailing lists for radio
Develop special promotion contests, give aways
Liaison with the chart department of the music trades and supply them with sales figures, station ads, breakouts
Special artist events
Break singles and new acts
Take local excitement for an artist or record and make it go national
Internship program
PUBLICITY (PULBIC RELATIONS, EDITORIAL DEPARTMENT)
Susan Brainin, national tour press coordinator
Cathy Brown
Lee Cadorette, Director West Coast Publicity
Janice Circone
Bernard Comas, national publicity coordinator for special projects
Paul Cooper
Barbara Fisher, associate tour press publicity
Bob Garcia, bio writer, publicity director
Peggy King, associate West Coast Publicity
Martin Kirkup, Director East Coast Publicity
Dorene Lauer, Director West Coast Publicity
Mike Ledgerwood, Director East Coast Publicity, Publicity Director London
Alan Levy, Publicity Manager, national manager
Jason McCloskey, director international publicity promotion
Didi McNeil
Andy Meyer, Director Public Relations
Risa Potter assistant to the director
Kathy Schenker, VP Publicity
Harriet Schwarts, publicity director NY
Bud Scoppa, staff writer, Product Manager/Special Projects
Derek Taylor, Artist/PR writer
Tom Vicker, Publicity Director
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
Build relationships with media (consumer and trade newspapers and magazines) and get coverage
General public relations
Bullets
Liner notes, ads, sticker copy, assist with album packaging
QUALITY CONTROL
Marv Bornstein, Director
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
Ensure product faithfully reproduces the master tape
SALES & DISTRIBUTION AKA MARKETING & DISTRIBUTION
Louise Barnum, administrative assistant
Ernie Campagna, first national singles sales manager, National Director of Sales, VP Sales
Marv Dofrman, regional sales, National Sales Manager
Robert Elliot first director sales research and communication
Bob Fead, National Sales Manager, VP Sales and Distribution, Senior VP Sales and Distribution
Jill Glass, VP Marketing
Bernie Grossman promotion, western regional marketing director, national singles sales manager
Arnie Orleans, National Sales Manager for Records
Bob Knight, Director of Special Marketing Projects
Jayne Neches Simon west coast regional marketing director
John Powell, national manager of retail promotion
David Steffen, Midwest sales rep, national director Singles Sales, albums, tapes and regional staff
Rick Stone ocal marketing coordinator
Z Zimmerman special projects coordiator
Iggy Pop with A&M Records' US Sales Department
MISSIONS & FUNCTIONS
Marketing albums in the U.S.to stores via distributors—making music accessible
Marketing singles by working with distributors and regional promotion and sales staff
Develop new and innovative ways of marketing records; special campaigns and contests; coverage of tour campaigns; mail order campaigns; promotions
SOUNDTRACK DIVISION
David Anderle, Director
SPECIAL PROJECTS
Lenny Bronstein, west coast regional projects rep
Bob Brownstein, special projects coordinator
Al Edmondson, Jr. Director of Special Projects, R&B
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
Communicate with disc jockeys, program and music directors
TAPE DIVISION
Bob Elliott, Director
Ed Rosenblatt, administrative assistant
MISSION & FUNCTIONS
Production, sales and distribution of tapes in the U.S.
A&M RECORDS NATIONAL MEETINGS
A&M Records held national and international meetings at it headquarters in Los Angeles each year. Sales, promotion, marketing, executives were all invited to attend discussions on business practices and be introduced to new artists and new recordings. These are the official group photos from some of those meetings.
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A&M RECORDS LOS ANGELES FAMiLY
A&M Records Los Angeles Family: have a photo you'd like added? E-mail it to On A&M Records webmaster.
We celebrate the A&M Records Family. Because there were so many employees, we have pages for Los Angeles, New York. The pages for A&M Studios, A&M Canada, A&M Ltd. and A&M Europe can be found with their histories.
Andrea Acardo
Andrea Acardo, Joe Jackson, Michelle Marx
David Anderle
Dave Alpert
Betty Fuji, Jordan Harris, Dave Alpert
Jeff Ayeroff
Jeff Ayeroff and Jesus Garber
Marv Bornstein
Marv Bornstein, Bob Garcia, Mark Chapman
Cathy Brown
Al Cafaro
Harold Childs, Al Cafaro, Michael Leon
Ernie Campagna
Ron Farber, Rich Totoian, Ernie Campagna
Mark Chapman
Marv Bornstein, Bob Garcia, Mark Chapman
Harold Childs
Harold Childs, Al Cafaro, Michael Leon
Jamie Cohen
Mitch Delevie and Jamie Cohen
Mitch Delevie
Marv Dorfman
Marv Dorfman and Sherry Jones Levy
Ed Eckstine
Bob Frymire, Ed Eckstine
Ron Farber
Ron Farber, Rich Totoian, Ernie Campagna
David Fitch
David Steffen, David Fitch, Alan Oken, Tim Curry, The Police
Bob Frymire
Bob Frymire and The Police
Betty Fuji
Betty Fuji, Jordan Harris, Dave Alpert
Jesus Garber
Jesus Garber, Iris Perkins, Barry White and guests
Jeff Ayeroff and Jesus Garber
Bob Garcia
Marv Bornstein, Bob Garcia, Mark Chapman
Jeff Gold
Rob Gold
Rob Gold and Herb Alpert
Mike Gormley
Mike Gormley and Stewart Copeland
Larry Green
Jordan Harris
Betty Fuji, Jordan Harris, Dave Alpert
Barbara Kauahi
Peggy King
Peggy King, Bud Scoppa, Bob Frymire
Jon Konjoyan
Jon Konjoyan, Paul Grein and Paul Williams
Linda Lamon
Linda Lamon with Bodhi and Galen
Barbara LeBlanc
Mike Ledgerwood
Mike Ledgerwood, Sherry Levy, Dee Jamieson, Rich Aarons
Michael Leon
Harold Childs, Al Cafaro, Michael Leon
Michelle Marx
photo by Paddy Reynolds
Don Mizell
Alan Oken
David Steffen, David Fitch, Alan Oken, Tim Curry, The Police
Deborah Patino
Iris Perkins
Jesus Garber, Iris Perkins, Barry White and guests
Patrick Ryan
Bud Scoppa
Peggy King, Bud Scoppa, Bob Frymire
Johnny Shuler
Johnny Shuler and Herb Alpert
Jayne Neches Simon
Jayne Neches Simon, Kate Tews
David Steffen
David Steffen, David Fitch, Alan Oken, Tim Curry, The Police
Babs Stock
Babs Stock and Tim Curry
Stacie Surabian
Kate Tews
Jayne Neches Simon, Kate Tews, Geoffrey Weiss
Greg Torrington
Greg Torrington and Joe Jackson
Rich Totoian
Rich Totoian and Lani Hall Alpert
Kathy Turner
Kathy Turner and Tommy Shaw
Bob Vogt
Michael Wright
A&M RECORDS NEW YORK FAMILY
Jimmy Zisson, Ernie Campagna, Rich Totoian, Chuck Mangione, Kevin Harewood, Marv Bornstein, Rich Stone, Tom Sheehy, Mel Zucker
A&M Records New York Family: have a photo you'd like added? E-mail it to On A&M Records webmaster.
A&M Records New York. The small but mighty team that not only managed East Coast operations (sales, promotion, marketing and more) but was also home to the headquarters of some of A&M Records distributed labels. The New York office was a vital contributor to much of what happened in Los Angeles.
Rich Aarons
Mike Ledgerwood, Sherry Levy, Dee Jamieson, Rich Aarons
Tina Amico
Tina Amico and Rich Totoian
JB Brenner
JB Brenner, Sherry Levy
Doreen Courtright
Doreen Courtright, Hernando Courtright, Kathy Turner
Hernando Courtright
Doreen and Hernando Courtright
Marv Dorfman
Marv Dorfman, Sherry Jones Levy
Boo Frazier
Boo Frazier and Rich Totoian
Dee Jamieson
Mike Ledgerwood, Sherry Levy, Dee Jamieson, Rich Aarons
Sherry Jones Levy
Joanna Scaltro
Patrick and Sherry Levy, Joanna Scaltro
Rick Stone
Rick Stone, Mike Gormley, Bob Frymire
Rich Totoian
Tina Amico and Rich Totoian
Kathy Turner
Kathy Turner and Rich Totoian
Margo Williams
Margo Williams, Sherry and Patrick Levy
Diane Winter
NEW YORK EMPLOYEES
A - F | G - M | N - Z |
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Rich Aarons Tina Amico JB Brenner Irv Brusso, dir., east coast sales Harold Childs, Director Doreen Courtright Hernando Countright Gail Davis, artist development Boo Frazier Special Products Black Mel Furhman, Director | Richie Gallo, retail promotion Dee Jamieson Martin Kirkup Mike Ledgerwood, Director of Publicity Michael Leon, promotion Sherry Jones Levy Peggy King Pat Luce, director East Coast publicity | David Prose, promotion assistant Laurie Lehrman Prose, publicity assistant Joanne Scaltro Kathy Schenker, publicity Susan Schops Mark Spector, A&R Rick Stone, promotion Rich Totoian Kathy Turner Mike Van Orsdale, director east coast promotion Margo Williams Jimmy Zisson, General Manager |