Spencer Proffer - Revision history

Poonaroon at 03:38, 2 February 2021

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	After starting in the music industry in the 1960s, songwriter and producer '''Spencer Proffer''' became head of production for United Artists in 1974, during which time he worked with a number of artists (including Tina Turner and Paul Anka), ultimately producing 11 top 50 hits in a single 18-month stretch. In [[1977]], Proffer, dissatisfied with working at United Artists, opted to form his own label, [[Pasha Music\|Pasha Records]]. While at Pasha, he helped develop the careers of several artists, including Quiet Riot, Billy Thorpe, and [[Kick Axe]].		After starting in the music industry in the 1960s, songwriter and producer '''Spencer Proffer''' (born [[December 25]], [[1948]]) became head of production for United Artists in 1974, during which time he worked with a number of artists (including Tina Turner and Paul Anka), ultimately producing 11 top 50 hits in a single 18-month stretch. In [[1977]], Proffer, dissatisfied with working at United Artists, opted to form his own label, [[Pasha Music\|Pasha Records]]. While at Pasha, he helped develop the careers of several artists, including Quiet Riot, Billy Thorpe, and [[Kick Axe]].

	==Songwriter==		==Songwriter==
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	==External Links==		==External Links==
			*{{w\|Spencer Proffer\|Wikipedia entry}}
	*[http://www.morlingmanor.com/pasha/mixmag.html Transcript of a Mix Magazine article on Proffer and Pasha]		*[http://www.morlingmanor.com/pasha/mixmag.html Transcript of a Mix Magazine article on Proffer and Pasha]
	*[http://www.morlingmanor.com/pasha/platinum.html Transcript of a Platinum Magazine article on Proffer's career]		*[http://www.morlingmanor.com/pasha/platinum.html Transcript of a Platinum Magazine article on Proffer's career]

Ironhold: /* Producer */

2015-07-30T21:03:40Z

Producer

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	*Hunger		*Hunger
	*[[Nothin's Gonna Stand in Our Way]]		*[[Nothin's Gonna Stand in Our Way]] ''(with [[Randy Bishop]])''

	==External Links==		==External Links==

SanityOrMadness: Not properly categorised

2015-01-20T20:20:11Z

Not properly categorised

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	After starting in the music industry in the 1960s, songwriter and producer '''Spencer Proffer''' became head of production for United Artists in 1974, during which time he worked with a number of artists (including Tina Turner and Paul Anka), ultimately producing 11 top 50 hits in a single 18-month stretch. In [[1977]], Proffer, dissatisfied with working at United Artists, opted to form his own label, [[Pasha~~/CBS Records~~\|Pasha ~~Recods~~]]. While at Pasha, he helped develop the careers of several artists, including Quiet Riot, Billy Thorpe, and [[Kick Axe]].		After starting in the music industry in the 1960s, songwriter and producer '''Spencer Proffer''' became head of production for United Artists in 1974, during which time he worked with a number of artists (including Tina Turner and Paul Anka), ultimately producing 11 top 50 hits in a single 18-month stretch. In [[1977]], Proffer, dissatisfied with working at United Artists, opted to form his own label, [[Pasha Music\|Pasha Records]]. While at Pasha, he helped develop the careers of several artists, including Quiet Riot, Billy Thorpe, and [[Kick Axe]].

	==Songwriter==		==Songwriter==
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Escargon: I don't think this guy's ever appeared in fiction.

2013-11-24T00:27:27Z

I don't think this guy's ever appeared in fiction.

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After starting in the music industry in the 1960s, songwriter and producer '''Spencer Proffer''' became head of production for United Artists in 1974, during which time he worked with a number of artists (including Tina Turner and Paul Anka), ultimately producing 11 top 50 hits in a single 18-month stretch. In [[1977]], Proffer, dissatisfied with working at United Artists, opted to form his own label, [[Pasha/CBS Records|Pasha Recods]]. While at Pasha, he helped develop the careers of several artists, including Quiet Riot, Billy Thorpe, and [[Kick Axe]].

==Songwriter==
*[[Hunger]]

==Producer==
*Hunger
*[[Nothin's Gonna Stand in Our Way]]

==External Links==
*[http://www.morlingmanor.com/pasha/mixmag.html Transcript of a Mix Magazine article on Proffer and Pasha]
*[http://www.morlingmanor.com/pasha/platinum.html Transcript of a Platinum Magazine article on Proffer's career]

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