Uptown Records
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Search complete. 18 mentions across 13 episodes found for "Uptown Records".
Oct 30, 2026
Cx1DJs We Do Things Different Podcast "Untold Stories of Whitney Houston" hosted by DJButterrock
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30:07DJ Butter RockHOST
Rock.
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30:09DJ Butter RockHOST
R.P. to the late, great Andre Harrell, Uptown Records.
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30:16DJ Butter RockHOST
You know what? I started thinking about it.
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30:19DJ Butter RockHOST
Bill Watson's got a brand new Rolls Royce.
EPISODE #019 (IN THE MOOD The Playlist 4)
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68:41Doc JHOST
Soulful, heartfelt, slow jam.
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68:43Doc JHOST
Originally appearing on Jodeci's debut album, Forever My Lady, released on 5-28-91 via Uptown Records and MCA.
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68:51Doc JHOST
Before becoming its fourth single on March 10th, which is close to her birthday, by the way.
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68:58Doc JHOST
1992.
Would You Date A Woman With 8 Kids? Jay-Z's Super Bowl Controversy & Yung Miami vs JT
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38:16YesterdayPANELIST
She got released from QC.
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38:18YesterdayPANELIST
And then she went on to sign with the new Uptown Records, the relaunch of Uptown Records.
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38:23TahoeHOST
Okay.
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38:24TahoeHOST
So they said, I heard that she was putting this album out herself.
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38:37JDPANELIST
So it's her shit.
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38:37JDPANELIST
It's her shit.
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38:38JDPANELIST
Yeah, because it says Young Miami and then it says Uptown Records.
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38:41Vonnie BGUEST
Project is
Cx1DJs We Do Things Different Podcast "Untold Stories of Roc-A-Fella Records" hosted by DJButterrock
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62:23DJ Butter RockHOST
Rockefeller started in 94.
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62:28DJ Butter RockHOST
Puffy was already with Andre Arreola, Averster Records and Uptown Records, all right? So Puffy already had new...
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62:34DJ Butter RockHOST
Puffy was moving out there.
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62:36DJ Butter RockHOST
So...
INTERVIEW: Yung Miami Talks new Album 'Watch Dis,' Going Platinum, City Girls Split , Motherhood + More
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40:50DJ EnvyHOST
Certified.
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40:52DJ EnvyHOST
Generation Now, Uptown Records.
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40:56DJ EnvyHOST
Drop a bomb.
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40:57DJ EnvyHOST
Congratulations.
Clive Davis: The Dark Side of the Man With the Golden Ear
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10:59Dani MercyHOST
They signed TLC, Tony Braxton, Usher, Outkast, and Pink.
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11:04Dani MercyHOST
In 1994, after Diddy was fired from Uptown Records, he, with the help of Arista Records, created Bad Boy Records.
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11:11Dani MercyHOST
This was a 50-50 venture between Arista and Diddy.
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11:14Dani MercyHOST
They signed artists like Notorious B.I.G., Faith Evans, Mase, and eventually Diddy also started creating music.
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25:02Dani MercyHOST
And that was his goal.
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25:03Dani MercyHOST
His goal was always to be famous, to be at the top.
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25:06Dani MercyHOST
But that's also how he moved up in Uptown Records the way he did.
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25:09Dani MercyHOST
Suge said that Diddy and Snoop Dogg were close, like way too close for it to be comfortable, suggesting that they were sexually involved.
Yung Miami Gets In The Hot Seat w Fly Guy DC
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36:14Yung MiamiGUEST
Now,
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36:15Fly Guy DCHOST
this project is being released through Yung Miami, LLC, and Uptown Records.
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36:20Fly Guy DCHOST
What does that mean? Are you still contractually to QC?
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36:26Yung MiamiGUEST
Now I'm out of that deal.
Standing In The Shadows
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25:49Adam BanksHOST
Now, Mary J. Blige, one of the most successful female rappers of all time, started off as a backup singer when she was just 18 years old.
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25:59Adam BanksHOST
She used to sing backup vocals for Uptown Records.
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26:04Adam BanksHOST
One of her famous artist that she sang backups for was rapper Father MC.
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26:12speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
They knock up on that phone.
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26:13Adam BanksHOST
She received early recording credit for singing on Father MC's 1990 song, I'll Do For You.
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26:19Adam BanksHOST
She continued developing her vocal style while working within the Uptown Records environment, which, uh, ultimately landed her a solo career.
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26:28speaker_5SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
Get laid in white.
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26:29Adam BanksHOST
She went from working behind other performers to helping reshape the sound of contemporary R&B.
What Is The Worst Stage Name of All-Time?
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10:13Rich PriceHOST
He was given the name Puff because when he was a kid, he'd huff and puff when he'd throw temper tantrums.
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10:20Rich PriceHOST
He went to Howard University, but left after the second year and became an intern at Uptown Records.
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10:26Rich PriceHOST
Discovered artists like Mary J. Blige, among others, and when he was fired from Uptown Records in 1993, he started Bad Boy Records, and of course, signed Christopher Wallace, AKA-
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10:39Clint BiermanHOST
Biggie
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10:39Rich PriceHOST
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Montell Jordan Talks "This Is How We Do It," Russell Simmons, Def Jam, Slick Rick & More!
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45:50Montell JordanGUEST
She's like, do you know who Andre Harrell is? I'm like, I have no idea who Andre Harrell is.
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45:56Montell JordanGUEST
She's like, you remember Josie, Mary J. Blige, Heavy D, Father MC, Uptown Records, this or that.
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46:03Montell JordanGUEST
And I was like, oh, okay, yeah, that's what's up, and this or that.
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46:07Montell JordanGUEST
And then we went, and she was like, no, no, no, no, no.
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46:15Montell JordanGUEST
And that's when I realized that it was Andre Harrell.
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46:21Montell JordanGUEST
Wow.
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46:21Montell JordanGUEST
Uptown Records.
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46:24Montell JordanGUEST
You know, anybody you want to think of that can.
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