- Gary
Kurfirst (8 July 1947 – 13
January 2009) was an
American music promoter, producer, manager, publisher, and
record label executive.
Kurfirst founded...
- was
Kurfirst who was
adamant that the band
should change their sound, and that the
decision was not
arrived at "organically" by the band.
Kurfirst suggested...
-
record label. It was
formed as a
joint venture between talent manager Gary
Kurfirst (who
managed such acts as the Ramones, Big
Audio Dynamite, Deee-Lite and...
- were
designed by
manager Gary
Kurfirst, with no
input from the band, due to a
dispute over
merchandising royalties.
Kurfirst was an art
collector and "would...
- The film was
directed by
Jonathan Demme and
executive produced by Gary
Kurfirst, the band’s
longtime manager. The film was shot over four
nights in December...
-
Parlophone declined to
release the group's
second album Hammer and Tongs. Gary
Kurfirst, who
managed Talking Heads and
Debbie Harry,
bought the
Mackenzies contract...
- the
movie Pet
Sematary Two (1992). The
producer of the soundtrack, Gary
Kurfirst,
signed Lords to his
company Radioactive Records. She was
later featured...
- band the
Modern Lovers, on keyboards, guitar, and
backing vocals. Gary
Kurfirst started managing Talking Heads in 1977. The
first Talking Heads album,...
- J. Ramone, Acid
Eaters was only
going to be an EP
before manager Gary
Kurfirst promised a
bigger advance as well as a
bigger cut if they made it a full...
-
pressure and time
constraints from
Warner Bros. and
their manager Gary
Kurfirst. The album's
remaining six
songs ("Legal Tender", "Whammy Kiss", "Song...
