Max B -Henny [Music Video]
Max B -Henny Classic Unreleased Video In 2005 Max B signed a recording contract followed by another agreement for publishing on certain songs He honored his contractual provisions by delivering the music. In 2008 He signed to Amalgam Digital as an exclusive recording artist.. about 1 hour ago via web It was a three album deal which included his debut album Vigilante Season… about 1 hour ago via web… Afficher davantage Shortly after the press release of Max B signing with Amalgam for a 3 album deal Amalgam received a cease + desist letter. about 1 hour ago via web It was from Jim Jones legal representation claiming that he was still under contract prohibiting the release of Max’s debut Vigilante Season about 1 hour ago via web We took due diligence, researched, and consulted with legal before deciding to move forward….. about 1 hour ago via web My belief is aligned with Max B in that he performed on his previous contractual obligations and that Amalgam Digital has the rights… about 1 hour ago via web the sole and exclusive right to market, promote, distribute and release Max B’s music & merchandise in accordance with the contract between about 1 hour ago via web Charly wingate p/k/a Max B and Amalgam Digital, Inc. YES MAX IS NOW A FREE MAN
“Love Me Tender” is a song sung by Elvis Presley, adapted from the tune of “Aura Lee” (or “Aura Lea”), a sentimental Civil War ballad with music by George R. Poulton and words by WW Fosdick. “Aura Lee” was published in 1861 and this Civil War song later became popular with college glee clubs and barbershop quartets. It was also sung at the US Military Academy at West Point, New York. Presley performed “Love Me Tender” on the The Ed Sullivan Show 9 September 1956, shortly before the single’s release and about a month before the movie, Love Me Tender, was released, for which the song was originally recorded. (This was Presley’s only movie that he died in.) On the following day, RCA received 1 million advance orders for the song, making it a gold record before it was even released. The studio, 20th Century Fox, originally wanted to call the movie “The Reno Brothers” but instead re-titled it to “Love Me Tender” to capitalize on the song’s popularity. Movie producer Hal Wallis would not allow Presley’s regular band made up of Scotty Moore, Bill Black, and DJ Fontana to play on the soundtrack. Instead, The Ken Darby Trio provided the musical backing with Red Robinson on drums, Charles Prescott on bass, Vita Mumolo on guitar, and Jon Dodson on background vocals, with Presley providing only lead vocals. The song is credited to Presley and Vera Matson because of the publishing agreement reached for the assignment of royalties, but the principal writer of the lyrics was Ken Darby …