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Encyclopedia > Elektra Entertainment Group

Elektra Records is a record label started in 1950 by Jac Holzman and Paul Rickholt, who both invested $300. It, along with Holzman's Nonesuch Records, was acquired by Kinney National Company in 1970 for $10 million. Holzman remained in charge until Asylum Records and Elektra were combined and Asylum's director (David Geffen) was put in charge.


In 1972 Kinney grouped its four record labels under the Warner Communications umbrella.


Bands

See also

External Links

  • Elektra Records official website (http://www.elektra.com/elektra/labelHome.jhtml)

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Elektra Records - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia (786 words)
Elektra was formed in 1950 by Jac Holzman and Paul Rickholt, who both invested $300.
Elektra was acquired by Kinney National Company in 1970, along with the Nonesuch Records subsidiary, for $10 million.
Bob Krasnow became president and CEO of Elektra in 1983, and under his leadership the label continued to thrive.
Sylvia Rhone (546 words)
During her first year at EEG she was enormously successful at consolidating the three companies that became the Elektra Entertainment Group.
Ms Rhone guided the delicate merger of Elektra, EastWest, (of which she was formerly CEO) and Sire Records into the Warner Music Group's premiere boutique label.
Ms Rhone is active in a number of community based organizations and took the lead role in the entertainment industry in 1996 in organizing a fund raising benefit for the National Council of Churches Burned Churches Fund, which raised funds to rebuild churches destroyed by fire.
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