Warner Records
American Music Inc is a music company based out of 6743 W Indiantown Rd # 37, Jupiter, Florida, United States.www.warnerrecords.com
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Nov 1, 2026
Kenny HensleyGUEST
Yeah, we put the record out on our own, kept playing around town.
Kenny HensleyGUEST
My dad went to high school with a guy who's been a lifelong friend of his who works at Warner Brothers Records in LA.
Kenny HensleyGUEST
And once we were doing well locally and selling a lot of CDs, I sent my dad some updated demos and said, share this with Mike.
Kenny HensleyGUEST
Let's see what he says.
Kenny HensleyGUEST
We had a little tiny show in Portland a couple weeks later.
Kenny HensleyGUEST
And so you can imagine the nerves.
Kenny HensleyGUEST
We have an A&R rep from Warner Brothers Records flying up to see us play based off this little demo we sent him.
Kenny HensleyGUEST
And we were outside of the venue a couple weeks later just looking for this guy, nervous Rex.
GeorgeHOST
Oh, okay.
GeorgeHOST
So after several years without a label, Morrissey found a deal with a record company called, well, a record label called Sire Records, which is part of the large apparent label of Warner Records.
ChrisHOST
So are you going with Sire? Sire.
ChrisHOST
Correct.
Carol Bayer-SagerGUEST
OK, we had fun.
Carol Bayer-SagerGUEST
Turns out in London, Warner Brothers Records, Atlantic Records and Electra Records were all one company.
Carol Bayer-SagerGUEST
And without my knowledge, completely without my knowledge, they released my version of the song I'm going to tell you about.
Carol Bayer-SagerGUEST
In England and all over the world.
ChrisHOST
Prince was the son of a jazz pianist.
ChrisHOST
He was a self-taught multi-instrumentalist who signed a contract with Warner Brothers Records at the exceptionally young age of 19.
ChrisHOST
The label gave him something almost unprecedented for a teenager, complete creative control.
ChrisHOST
He delivered his debut album For You in 1978, playing every single instrument himself.
Adam J. KurtzGUEST
Why does the MySpace page look bad? Yeah.
Adam J. KurtzGUEST
And I got a message from someone at Warner Records who was like, okay, well then you do it.
Adam J. KurtzGUEST
And I was like, I will.
Adam J. KurtzGUEST
Yeah.
Warner BaileyHOST
He just got promoted to writing assistant of Family Guy.
Warner BaileyHOST
How about Cecilia at Warner Records? Big shout out to Cecilia.
Warner BaileyHOST
Zachary and Michael from WME both got promotions.
Warner BaileyHOST
Shout out to those Next Gen Moves.
Stephen NicholsonHOST
It's the tale of the tape.
Stephen NicholsonHOST
So Sign of the Times is by the American singer-songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist Prince and it was released on March the 30th 1987 as a double album by Paisley Park Records and Warner Bros Records.
Stephen NicholsonHOST
The album is a follow-up to Parade and is Prince's first solo album following his disbanding of The Revolution.
Stephen NicholsonHOST
The album's music touches on a varied range of styles, including funk, soul, psychedelic pop, electro and rock.
Mark DoyleGUEST
here.
Mark DoyleGUEST
I've known Lohan for years when he was at Warner Records and we were licensing records and speaking then.
Mark DoyleGUEST
And Headcanny, you know, we always crossed paths.
Mark DoyleGUEST
And basically, you know, the long and short of what happened was that I left Headcanny, I was burnt out, I was partying too much, I wasn't happy with the management that were there and what they were doing and everything.
Tim LuckowGUEST
And so it's kind of an interesting thing because I have nothing against UMG, but a lot of those independent companies don't really want all of the most valuable data going to a competitor for deals.
Tim LuckowGUEST
And there is a dynamic there worth watching when Revelator just sold to Warner Records or Warner Music Group.
Tim LuckowGUEST
And so ultimately, I think API infrastructure is greatly overlooked by the music industry and kind of always has been.
Tim LuckowGUEST
Otherwise, you would have more shared APIs and more companies that were building off of like the jobs to be done framework and these kinds of things.
PaulHOST
So what Ted Templeman said to David Lee Roth is, OK, Dave, if you're serious about this, that we'll be working on something, I'll have to turn down this Aerosmith project.
PaulHOST
um job but if you are serious about it i feel like i have a sense of duty and loyalty and our friendship to do it and roth said oh yeah i'm totally on board um so to devilman turned down permanent vacations or permanent vacation and he went to roth and he said he met roth in a studio and I think it was either in the studio or it was at Warner Brothers Records.
PaulHOST
And it's funny because the way Ted Teppelman literally writes in his book is he said Roth just ended up being a real prick and treating him really coldly as if it was like a business thing.
PaulHOST
He said like treating as if Roth acting as if he was an executive or something himself and saying, have a seat, Ted.
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