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...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. ...

...ies of collaborative albums featuring some of the biggest names in popular music. ==History== ...

=== History === Yes is best known for a "symphonic" approach to rock music, utilizing several distinct elements: ...

...ssive house incorporated influences from [[trance]], [[techno]], [[ambient music|ambient]] and [[Eurodance]], resulting in a distinctly British sound that d ...t was first widely applied in the 1970s to describe [[progressive rock]] — music that incorporated classical structures, extended composition, and high prod ...

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

==Warner Music Group== ...n through decades of acquisitions to encompass one of the deepest recorded music catalogues in the world. WMG went public on the Nasdaq in June 2020 and is ...

...nd formed in Birmingham in 1978. Known for their stylish image, innovative music videos, and blend of pop, rock, and electronic elements, they became one of == History == ...

== History == ...and Michael Allsup have remained core figures for much of the band's later history. Cory Wells passed away in 2015, and Chuck Negron has pursued a solo career ...

...''Leftism'' (1995) remains one of the defining records of 1990s electronic music, nominated for the [[Mercury Prize]] and voted into multiple all-time great ...ba; played the bateria at the 1986 Notting Hill Carnival; degree in modern history; taught at Paddington College ...

| genre = [[Heavy metal music|Heavy metal]], [[hard rock]], [[glam metal]] ...= [[Mercury Records|Mercury]], [[Bludgeon Riffola]], [[Universal Music Group|Universal]] ...

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

...e one of the definitive acts of the [[counterculture of the 1960s]]. Their music blended == History == ...

== History == * ''Face the Music'' (1975) ...

...he most consistently influential figures in international electronic dance music, playing a defining role in the development and global spread of [[progress ...veloping an early passion for records and sound equipment, he began mixing music for local parties and college events while still in school. In 1987 he move ...

==History== ...its 1974–78]]'', has remained one of the best-selling compilations in rock history. ...

...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 ...

== History == Hot Tuna's music draws from a wide range of American roots traditions. Kaukonen's ...

== History == * ''Face the Music'' (1975) ...

...sical traditions — including [[blues]], [[rhythm and blues]], and [[gospel music|gospel]] — to mainstream white American audiences during the 1950s. ...family and with the Pentecostal church, where he first encountered gospel music. ...

* [[Rock music|Rock]] ...ades, they are one of the most popular and influential bands of the [[rock music|rock era]]. In the early 1960s, the band pioneered the gritty, rhythm-and-b ...