In 1967, Atlantic Records was sold to Warner Bros.-Seven Arts, activating a "key man" clause (which Jim Stewart had insisted upon) in the Stax/Atlantic distribution contract.
The sale of Atlantic to Warner activated a "key man" clause (which Jim Stewart had insisted upon) in the Stax/Atlantic distribution contract. In 1967, Atlantic Records was sold to Warner Bros.-Seven Arts.
In 1967, Atlantic Records was sold to Warner Bros.-Seven Arts. The sale of Atlantic to Warner activated a "key man" clause (which Jim Stewart had insisted upon) in the Stax/Atlantic distribution contract.
In 1967, Atlantic Records was sold to Warner Bros.-Seven Arts. The sale of Atlantic to Warner activated a "key man" clause (which Jim Stewart had insisted upon) in the Stax/Atlantic distribution contract.