Casablanca Records
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Oct 4, 2026
David LeggHOST
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David LeggHOST
Don't Walk Away, they were on Casablanca Records.
David LeggHOST
And then in 1988, when they had a hit with Loco in Acapulco, which featured in the film Buster, they were on the Arista label.
David LeggHOST
What an education this program is.
George SaadiGUEST
Loved every minute of it.
George SaadiGUEST
Casablanca Records.
George SaadiGUEST
It was a record label at the time.
George SaadiGUEST
I had actually written a letter when I was about 15 to Neil, just because I was fascinated.
George SaadiGUEST
That's funny.
George SaadiGUEST
A little while before that, I'd become a big Kiss fan.
George SaadiGUEST
And then I started to investigate that, you know, I really liked the way they marketed Casablanca Records.
George SaadiGUEST
It was a record label at the time.
Jeremy GloffHOST
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MarkPANELIST
Um, and, um, Rolling St- Stone, they dismissed it as a cash, a cash in, basically as an extended infomercial for Casablanca Records for the soundtrack.
MarkPANELIST
Um, but having said that, I mean, look, the movie, uh, made back three times its budget, so it did okay.
MarkPANELIST
The soundtrack sold mi- a million, and obviously Last Dance, which is Donna's big hit from the soundtrack, won an Oscar, won Donna two Grammys, won a Golden Globe.
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TonyGUEST
No new material, but d- it looks nice, at least.
LiamPANELIST
Yeah, yeah.
Jeremy GloffHOST
Well, I will say I did spend my $100 on the damn B- Casablanca Records bla- box set, which is, I already have everything on it, but I'm a completist.
LiamPANELIST
Mm-hmm.
John FranzeseGUEST
Oh
Michael FranzeseHOST
... uh, Casa- uh, Casablanca Records and Buddha Records, and we stopped And Red, Red Crabby was in the car.
John FranzeseGUEST
Right.
Michael FranzeseHOST
And I think Johnny Irish was there.
Ray CavianoGUEST
So, you know, the major, there's to me four or five labels that were key in the dance music scene.
Ray CavianoGUEST
Casablanca and a guy named Neil Bogart with Donna Summer, okay, and Prelude out of New York.
Ray CavianoGUEST
Salsa Records, which was out of Philadelphia, and I think, and TK Records.
Ray CavianoGUEST
Those were the key players, and...
RobHOST
And also had Richie Wise in it.
RobHOST
And Richie Wise became a producer, worked with Casablanca Records, and co-produced the first Kiss album and Hotter Than Hell.
RobHOST
So that's the bass player.
RobHOST
The drummer was Michael Shreve, who was in Santana when Neil Sean was in Santana.
Scott ChristensenHOST
In fact,
Jeff ChristensenHOST
Casablanca Records almost went under.
Jeff ChristensenHOST
Yeah.
Jeff ChristensenHOST
They're lucky they even got out of that with their money in their pocket, you know.
Shandon SahmGUEST
1975, Kiss and my dad have this connection that, And the connection was they both, well, Neil Bogart signed Kiss.
Shandon SahmGUEST
And dad did a project of 45 in 1975 on Casablanca Records with Neil Bogart.
Shandon SahmGUEST
So it says, you know, Sir Douglas Quintet produced by Neil Bogart.
Shandon SahmGUEST
So that's how they knew each other.
Blake "LUXXURY" RobinHOST
And it, it was his choice to pick up that sample.
Blake "LUXXURY" RobinHOST
And one thing, I heard Evan Bogart, who, by the way, i- is the son of Casablanca Records-
Diallo RiddleHOST
I didn't know that.
Blake "LUXXURY" RobinHOST
Yeah.
Mike WattHOST
Who did I just play the role of? Dee Boone loved Johnny Carson.
Mike WattHOST
You know, the first Casablanca Records, a double album of Johnny Carson.
Mike WattHOST
He got that.
Mike WattHOST
I was like, what the fuck? But he was from Nebraska and Dee Boone's dad is from
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