The band were signed by Murmur, and were successful on the Australian and international rock stages.
After playing several other gigs, the band were signed by record label Rag Records (a RooArt subsidiary distributed by BMG), at the time considered to be prestigious.
The next year, the band was signed by a major label, Blue Note, which was looking to expand its jazz roster beyond its largely mainstream base.
The band was signed by Capitol Records and began opening for the Grateful Dead, the Doors, the Byrds and other rock groups.
Grace resolved to quit cross-dressing for good when her band was signed by Warner Bros. "So you pile everything up into a trash bag, and go behind a store and chuck everything into a dumpster.
The band was signed by Vice Records for its releases in the United States since it had been dropped by Reprise.
It's no wonder the band was signed by a Turkish music impresario, Ahmet Ertegun, in whose honor they are reuniting once more.
The band was signed by landowners throughout the Scottish highlands, borders and the islands, requiring them to be responsible for the men who lived within their lands.
Several months after the awards the band was signed by Dualtone Records and began work on their next album, Weather and Water.
The band was signed by Warner Bros. Records in 1999, due in large part to the constant recommendations of Jeff Blue, who had joined the label after resigning from Zomba.
