The Rolling Stones break chart record with No.1 album

The Rolling Stones have broken a chart record after reaching No.1 with the new and expanded edition of 1973 album Goats Head Soup (Polydor). After a tough chart battle with Declan McKenna for No.1, the Stones moved ahead of the 21-year-old Columbia-signed singer-songwriter in the latter stages. Goats Head Soup reached the summit ...

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Liz Phair joins Chrysalis as reborn label's first US signing

Having returned as a frontline label earlier this year, Chrysalis Records has signed US singer-songwriter and indie pioneer Liz Phair. Phair has sold close to five million records ...

Warner Music Group appoints Kareem Chin as SVP, head of investor relations

Warner Music Group (WMG) has today (September 8) announced that Kareem Chin has been appointed as senior vice president, head of investor relations, effective immediately. Chin joins WMG ...

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