Search results

{{Note|This article covers the American swing revival band. For the chewy molasses-and-peanut candy that inspired t The '''Squirrel Nut Zippers''' are an American jazz band formed in 1993 in Chapel Hill, North Carolina. Often associated w ...

'''Jefferson Airplane''' were an American rock band formed in [[San Francisco]], California in 1965. ...e one of the definitive acts of the [[counterculture of the 1960s]]. Their music blended ...

'''Priscilla Ann Presley''' (born May 24, 1945) is an American actress, businesswoman, and public figure best known as the former wife of ...brand is widely regarded as one of the more remarkable turnarounds in the history of entertainment management. ...

...individually numbered, upcycled clothing. In 2025, Snow Milk expanded into music with the release of a debut album, extending the brand's "wearable art" con ...th institutions and organizations including the American Museum of Natural History, the University of Texas, and Hudson Yards. ...

'''Hot Tuna''' are an American rock and blues band formed in San Francisco, California in 1969 == History == ...

...stage, they became the first Japanese heavy metal act to sign with a major American record label, reaching the [[Billboard 200]] chart at the height of their f ==History== ...

'''Jefferson Starship''' is an American rock band from San Francisco, formed in 1974 as a successor to the influent == History == ...

...an unlikely origin: a comment to Marty Balin by [[Jerry Garcia]] about the music being "as surrealistic as a pillow" inspired the album title. Garcia, whos === Music and style === ...

==History== ...aka and Inoue collaborated in the band Neverland before transitioning into music production. ...

...Red Octopus]]'' (1975). The song became the highest-charting single in the history of Jefferson Starship (or its predecessor, Jefferson Airplane), peaking at ...efferson Airplane). In 1998, Marty Balin was awarded a plaque by Broadcast Music, Inc. (BMI) for the song reaching two million U.S. radio performances. ...

...diences and helping bring ambient, techno, and gospel-inflected electronic music to a global audience. ...phy briefly at the University of Connecticut before dropping out to pursue music full-time. ...

...currently operates as a sublabel of [[Parlophone]], a division of [[Warner Music Group]]. ...edge of postwar recording technology and the cutting edge of British dance music. ...

'''Three Dog Night''' is an American [[rock]] band formed in [[Los Angeles]] in 1967. The group is known for its == History == ...

...helped reshape the boundaries of rock and roll, popular song, and recorded music itself. Following the dissolution of The Beatles in 1970, he pursued a accl ...of deep emotional complexity throughout his life. She reintroduced him to music as a teenager, teaching him banjo chords and encouraging his interest in ro ...

==Warner Music Group== ...ajority-controlled by [[Access Industries]], the conglomerate of Ukrainian-American billionaire Len Blavatnik. As of 2025, Access Industries holds approximatel ...

'''The Guess Who''' are a Canadian [[rock music|rock]] band from [[Winnipeg]], [[Manitoba]], best known for their string of == History == ...

...haping the commercial, cultural, and technological landscape of the modern music industry. Her ability to reinvent her sonic identity across multiple genres ...f progress in musical theatre and determined to pursue a career in country music, she persuaded her family to relocate to Hendersonville, Tennessee, outside ...

==Warner Chappell Music== ...administers works spanning virtually every genre of popular and classical music, including the catalogs of [[Cole Porter]], [[Richard Rodgers]] and [[Loren ...

...s one of the most prolific and influential figures in contemporary popular music. As the frontman of the indie pop band '''Bleachers''' and a former member ...m an early age, and later studied at the Clive Davis Institute of Recorded Music at New York University — an institution that has produced a notable cluster ...

...erged with Warner's existing publishing holdings to form [[Warner Chappell Music]]. The retail and instrument business on Bond Street was sold separately an ...on January 1, 1811, at 124 New Bond Street, operating as a combined sheet music retailer, musical instrument shop, and publisher. One of its earliest publi ...