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Oct 26, 2026

Mark CubanGUEST
41:08
Like, you know, I went to school at Indiana University in Bloomington, Indiana, and right by Bloomington is Terre Haute, Indiana.
Mark CubanGUEST
41:15
Terre Haute, Indiana used to be the location for RCA Records, which then became CDs, right? And then they made DVDs.
Mark CubanGUEST
41:24
You probably don't even remember that shit,
Steven BartlettHOST
41:25
right? I remember CDs and DVDs.
BellGUEST
1:54
but I could function and I felt like I could be in my body, function and do a really good job and not be quite as nervous as I usually would be.
BellGUEST
2:03
So, you know, there were a lot of precipitating experiences that happened like, you know, falling in love with my, with a, a guy who worked for RCA Records, and my best friend was, she was a record promotion person, so in the early days, we'd go out and they'd get us loaded.
BellGUEST
2:21
That's what people did in the business.
BellGUEST
2:23
You know, if you were in radio, you expected to, first of all, get everything for free.
Jay SweetHOST
1:56
It reached number four on the Billboard charts.
Jay SweetHOST
1:58
The Desmond recording was made on December 6th, 1946. and was released on RCA Records, and it reached number 12 on the Billboard chart.
Jay SweetHOST
2:07
So quite a popular song that had a second life.
Jay SweetHOST
2:11
Let's now talk a little bit about the lyrics.
Analytic DreamzHOST
5:00
Well, no, it kind of is because they're both in the billions, right? Liz Kidd at number one has 12 billion streams all time.
Analytic DreamzHOST
5:09
Burner Boy has... 11.2 billion streams all time rima has 6.8 billion all time and tim's at 6.4 billion all time and of course that's just increasing as time goes on but as of right now that is the top four as far as the biggest afro beats and music so whenever getting into RCA Records, who Timz is under.
Analytic DreamzHOST
5:31
If you don't know, that is the flagship for Sony Music Entertainment.
Analytic DreamzHOST
5:35
And of course, as of right now, Sony has 20% of the entire market share.
Analytic DreamzHOST
5:39
So overall, Timz is definitely being accounted for by Sony because for them to put, for Sony to put Timz under RCA Records means they definitely believe in the type of notorious mass effect that she's already built up as far as her career.
Analytic DreamzHOST
5:56
And of course, Her upcoming award, as far as the Soul Train Awards, she was nominated for R&B slash Song of the Year for What You Need and Spotify R&B International Artist.
Analytic DreamzHOST
6:12
And both of the nominees, so she was dual nominee in the new fan voted categories.
G. BrownGUEST
14:10
And the PD made a call to Joe Carlton in New York.
G. BrownGUEST
14:13
Carlton had been head of RCA records, A&R department, artists and repertoire.
G. BrownGUEST
14:20
And they were a group of old guard rock and roll haters who, no doubt believed that they could wake up one morning to find Elvis Presley had just been a bad dream, right? So Carlton had been dismissed, and he subsequently started Carlton Records, and he no doubt thought, well, who could be my Elvis? And so they got put together on the phone.
G. BrownGUEST
14:42
Gary sang a song for him on a Friday, and Carlton said, can you be in New York by Monday? And Gary is 18 years old with high-rising pants and white socks.
Troy McEadyHOST
10:06
Porter also helped bring her to his own label.
Troy McEadyHOST
10:09
She signed with RCA Victor in 1967 as both a solo artist and his duet partner.
Troy McEadyHOST
10:15
That RCA deal is one of the most consequential things Porter ever did for her.
Troy McEadyHOST
10:20
It put her in the same studios with the same producers and session players as the biggest stars in Nashville.
Tom KellyGUEST
8:36
Wow.
Tom KellyGUEST
8:38
Yeah, I worked for a commercial printer and one of their clients was RCA Records.
Tom KellyGUEST
8:45
So I actually laid out Wu-Tang Clan CDs.
Tom KellyGUEST
8:50
Wow.
Shay OmiHOST
32:39
So Rose signed with The Black Label and partnered with Atlantic Records.
Shay OmiHOST
32:43
Uh, Lisa founded her own company, Lloud, and partnered with RCA Records.
Shay OmiHOST
32:48
Jenny founded her own company, like I mentioned, Odd Atelier, and signed with Columbia Records.
Shay OmiHOST
32:53
And Jisoo founded her own company, Blissoo, which focused on her own branding and acting, basically, you know?
Dani MercyHOST
13:22
Her debut album, Songs in A Minor, dropped in 2001 and was a massive commercial and critical success.
Dani MercyHOST
13:29
jay records also signed the likes of maroon 5 annie lennox luther van dross and rob stewart in 2002 nyu established what became the clive davis institute of recorded music the program focused specifically on the contemporary recorded music industry and it was created with clive after he donated five million dollars to the creation of the new department of recorded music In 2003, he was appointed chairman and CEO of BMG Label Group, where he oversaw the expanded RCA Music Group, including J Records, RCA Records, and Arista Records.
Dani MercyHOST
14:05
In 2008, BMG and Sony Music merged, and they appointed Clive as the chief creative officer of Sony BMG Worldwide.
Dani MercyHOST
14:12
He was not the CEO and chairman anymore.
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18:09
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18:13
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Dani MercyHOST
18:18
In 2002, Kelly Clarkson won American Idol and was signed to RCA Records.
Dani MercyHOST
18:22
She won the 2006 Grammy for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance and Best Pop Vocal Album.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
71:26
Then I'll have to take a life without you.
Paul PhillipsHOST
71:39
alternating between the new releases the classics and the collecting soul as we're doing the first night between 10 and 12 first of all the true mains back to 1977 that was a seven inch single on rca records one off was it i think was it our johnson production anyway right for the picking always been a big track on the modern soul scene way way back And then after that, we moved into 1985.
Paul PhillipsHOST
72:03
And last week, I never got an opportunity to play anything from Freddie Jackson after he sadly passed away.
Paul PhillipsHOST
72:08
And everybody else was playing tracks.

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