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Dunhill Records was started in 1964 by Lou Adler, Jay Lasker, Pierre Cossette and Bobby Roberts as Dunhill Productions to release the music of Johnny Rivers on Imperial Records. It became a record label the following year and was distributed by ABC Records.
- 1975
- "If it's on ABC/Dunhill, Believe It!"
- 1964
Dunhill Records was started in 1964 by Lou Adler, Jay Lasker, Pierre Cossette and Bobby Roberts as Dunhill Productions to release the music of Johnny Rivers on Imperial Records. It became a record label the following year and was distributed by ABC Records.
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ABC Records bought Dunhill in the summer of 1967, forming ABC Dunhill Records. It also bought Don Robey's record labels, including Duke, Peacock, Back Beat, and Song Bird on May 23, 1973. In 1974 ABC bought the Famous Music record labels from Gulf and Western, the parent company of Paramount.
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Dunhill Records was started in 1964 by Lou Adler, Jay Lasker, Pierre Cossette and Bobby Roberts as Dunhill Productions to release the music of Johnny Rivers on Imperial Records. It became a record label the following year and was distributed by ABC Records. Contents. Dunhill label variations; Dunhill (ABC/Dunhill) Records artists; References ...
rock music. In Lou Adler. In 1964 he formed Dunhill as a production outlet for songs by writers who included Steve Barri and P.F. Sloan. A year later Adler launched Dunhill as a label and topped the chart with “Eve of Destruction,” a tongue-in-cheek catalog of reasons to be gloomy written by Sloan and… Read More.
Jan 15, 2000 · Dunhill started as a production company before it was a record label. It was started in 1964 by Lou Adler, who owned and ran the company, and in 1965 it became a record label. Originally, it was located at 321 S. Beverly Drive in Los Angeles.
Mar 5, 2021 · A creation of Lou Adler and his label, Dunhill Records, The Grass Roots started off as a project band of Los Angeles-based songwriter and producer partnership of P.F. Sloan and Steve Barri. The two already had songs readied, as the label wanted them to ride the burgeoning folk-rock movement at the time.
