Who is the corporate sponsers for the Grammys?
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Here's the list for all the sponsors and partners of 48th Annual Grammy Awards (Sponsors will vary each year)\n\nHilton Hotels\nContinental Airlines\nWestwood One\nSatellite Radio\nDr Pepper\nHeineken\nVerizon\nYahoo Music\nPeople\nCadillac
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Possibly John Peter Lewis. \nCheck out http://jplewismusic.com/ \n\nAlternatively, Bo Bice.\nSee http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bo_Bice\n\n(Both from previous seasons. You don't resemble anyone from this season.)
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Madonna, Hilary Duff, Kelly Clarkson
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Try $40 million from Ferrari. Forbes estimate him at a total $58million for this year but I'm pretty sure that he makes at least $35 million from sponsorship and hats, t-shirts, flag, etc with his name on it.
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Funding in the music business is money to sign artists, produce records, and market and distribute the music.\n\nPlease capitalize your sentences in future posts.  Thanks.
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Since Simon owns the record label that the winner gets signed to where's the mystery?
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my guess is the palms hotels. thats where all the celebs be at.
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I have seen groups solicite in their web site. If you have a small but loyal fan base they can really help out. \nOffer them "exclusives", access at a performance or bounus tracks or something. If you don't have a manager ... maybe you need to get one to keep the business side going while you create.
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Well, My second cousin is the vice president of a big record company in New York. Also SHE probally knows Lindsey Lohan and Green Day.  \nAnyways, the record company is called UNIVERSAL RECORDS .      \nit's on 1755 Broadway
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The official website of the Grammy Awards has a complete record of every song, artist, record producer, etc. that has been nominated. Check out their site at grammyawards.com.
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*Aesthetic Visual Solutions, Inc\n*BAE SYSTEMS\n*Deloitte & Touche\n*Lockheed Martin\n\nhttp://dispatch.careercast.com/js.php?q=audio%20visual%20tech&qField=All&qMatch=all&pp=25&view=1&qlookidu=national
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Hello there!\n\nWithout a doubt, the catchy jingle for Ameriprise Financial is The Spencer Davis Group's "Gimme Some Lovin'"
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*\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grammy_Award\nMary Jane Blige (born January 11, 1971 (disputed — see talk page)) is a three-time Grammy Award-winning American R&B/hip-hop soul singer, songwriter and producer.\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Image:Mary_J._Blige_National_Mall3.jpg\n\nBY THE WAY JDBACKER356 RESPONSE OF JEMIMA WAS ACTUALLY A COMPLIMENT. JEMIMA WAS JOB'S (BIBLE) DAUGHTER, ONE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN OF HER TIME. THANKS BRO
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Diamond. They sold 10 mil of the album.
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Yes, they are working for Trump but it may not be a dream job like they were promised.  Here is a Newsweek Article with the details:\n\nWhat's Second Prize? \nA reality check on what 'The Apprentice' winners won\n\nBy Ramin Setoodeh\nNewsweek\n\n\nMay 23, 2005 issue - As the winner of the second\n"Apprentice," Kelly Perdew should be in line for a top\njob in the Trump organization. But you'd never know\nthat from his office. His desk is in a small,\nwindowless space next to the assistant to Donald\nTrump's wife, Melania (Perdew has no assistant). The\nwalls are bare, except for a dry-erase board and a\nU.S. map, stuck with pins marking the distributors\nhe's signed to buy his boss's new line of bottled\nwater, Trump Ice. "This is going to be big," he vows.\n\nThat, of course, is the same promise Trump made about\nthe job waiting for the lucky contestant who survives\nlong enough to hear him say, "You're hired.'' (He'll\nbe picking this season's winner on Thursday.) In the\nseries premiere, Trump promised the top prize of a job\nas president of one of his companies. But spend some\ntime with winners of the first two seasons, and the\nreality of this reality show becomes clear: the\napprentices' $250,000-a-year gigs are less about\nclimbing the corporate ladder, and more about using\ntheir "Apprentice" celebrity to promote Trump. Then\nagain, perhaps it should come as no surprise that\nTrump may have engaged in a bit of overselling (or\n"truthful hyperbole'' as he's called it). "It's a\nlittle bit too much to ask someone to be the president\nof a $800 million building when they haven't had that\nkind of experience,'' he says.\n\nPerdew and Bill Rancic, the first season's winner,\nwere given the title of "owner's representative,'' and\nrecently were also named executive vice presidents. On\nPerdew's first day, his boss introduced him to Florida\ndevelopers working on a Trump-branded condo in Tampa.\n"Mr. Trump said, 'OK, Kelly, you're going to go help\npromote sales of the building'," Perdew recalls. He\nthen spent about 20 days in the area, chatting on the\nradio, attending parties and talking to the press.\nThese days, he's supposed to split his time between\nlaunching the bottled-water brand and sitting in on\ndiscussions about a new condo in Florida and a\ncommercial building in Manhattan. But his calendar is\nfilled with many distractions—speeches to\nentrepreneurs about Trump and "The Apprentice,"\ndeadlines for writing a book about how the military\nteaches business skills, and acting in an ad for the\nDepartment of Defense (voice-over by you-know-who).\n\nRancic, ostensibly put in charge of the $800 million\n"Chicago: Trump Tower'' project, seems to spend as\nmuch of his time reliving his TV star turn, too. He'll\nwarm up a crowd of real-estate brokers or potential\nbuyers by talking about "The Apprentice," then the\nmarketing team takes over to talk specifics. "His\ncelebrity is a draw," says Tere Proctor, the\nbuilding's director of sales. The rest of the time, he\nshadows another Trump exec in White Plains, N.Y., to\nlearn about construction. "I'm getting a full-time\neducation here," he says, on his way to inspect a new\nclubhouse on the same golf course his final task was\nstaged. "I'm not going to be a 20-year employee," he\nadds. "I'm an entrepreneur—my goal is to go on and do\na deal of my own."\n\nThe jobs may be less than advertised, but they're\nstill enough of a draw to attract some 1 million\npeople who auditioned for season four. For the first\ntime, Trump himself helped choose the finalists who\nwould make it onto his show. Sure, ratings are way\ndown since the first season, but Trump says he's\ngetting more involved because he doe
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It is done by the 'Audio Bullys'\n\nedit: added a link to the streaming video to verify the artist.
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Warner Music Group, 212-275-2000\n\nMany other companies to MARKET to. Review source.