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In 1978, the band began negotiating with the French disco-oriented record label Carrere Records, run by Freddy Cannon in the UK. Carrere refused the band name Son of a Bitch because it would be impossible to obtain radio airplay, so the band changed their name to Saxon in July, and signed a contract with Carrere in September. They began by supporting established bands such as
Après avoir assuré les premières parties de Ian Gillan lors de sa tournée anglaise, le groupe signe chez une maison de disques française : Carrere Records. L'année suivante, le groupe britannique sort son premier album en 1979 simplement intitulé Saxon qui passera presque totalement inaperçu au niveau mondial.
As Sheila had been a major success as a bubblegum yé-yé singer, the record company Polydor did not want to shock Sheila's public and the French media "Love Me Baby" was released anonymously in May 1977 in France. The first pressings of the record mentioned the obscure name of S.B Devotion. When the song became a radio and club hit in France, the identity of the group was rapidly revealed and ...
Carrere. French label and company created by Claude Carrère, producer / manager of Sheila (5). Formerly known as Disques Carrere. Carrere specialised mainly in dance-music (from disco to new beat and early house) and French chanson with a back catalogue high on novelty factor. Most of its output was licensed from other labels or released in ...
The Church discography. Peter Koppes, Steve Kilbey, Tim Powles, Marty Willson-Piper of The Church. Park West, Chicago, United States. 18 August 2006. The Church, an Australian psychedelic rock band, formed in Sydney in 1980. They have released 25 studio albums, numerous singles and other releases and an additional studio album under the name ...
On 1 October 1980, the Kidda Band left Carrere Records, with the alleged lack of record label support and investment being cited as the chief reason. Despite label mates Saxon gaining support slots on tour with more established bands such as Motörhead , no such tours were secured for the power pop band and their relationship with the record label rapidly deteriorated.
Carrere Records, Philips Records Musical artist Jacques Robert Penel Skorsky , known as Nicolas Skorsky (May 16, 1952, Paris, France – October 20, 2014, Paris, France) [1] was a French composer, lyricist, and music producer .
