Epstein Secrets

ears old and they collaborated for many years. Gamble teamed up with Leon Huff (keyboards) for the first time on a recording for Candy & The Kisses. Ross then signed Gamble to Columbia Records in 1963 as a solo recording artist, releasing "You Don't Know What You Got Until You Lose It". Gamble & Ross

now behind them, Gamble and Huff formed Philadelphia International Records in 1971 as a rival to Berry Gordy and Motown. They originally approached Atlantic Records, which passed on the deal as being too expensive. CBS Records, headed at the time by Clive Davis, backed the venture and distributed Philadelphia I

behind Social @ Ross last summer. He staged five shows - Billy Joel, Prince, Dave Matthews, James Taylor and Tom Petty — on the grounds of the tony Ross private school. Meli's plan was to charge $3,000 a ticket for each show, or $15,000 for the whole thing per person. Each act was to receive $1 mill

was largely a secret until it was revealed in their SEC report the following quarter. Meli's Bulldog Entertainment still has a Web site that lists Atlantic Records, a division of WMG, as its phone number and address. Bulldog also has two other phone numbers, one in New York and in L.A., both of which are disco

behind Social @ Ross last summer. He staged five shows - Billy Joel, Prince, Dave Matthews, James Taylor and Tom Petty — on the grounds of the tony Ross private school. Meli's plan was to charge $3,000 a ticket for each show, or $15,000 for the whole thing per person. Each act was to receive $1 mill

was largely a secret until it was revealed in their SEC report the following quarter. Meli's Bulldog Entertainment still has a Web site that lists Atlantic Records, a division of WMG, as its phone number and address. Bulldog also has two other phone numbers, one in New York and in L.A., both of which are disco