Sentence examples for promotion man from inspiring English sources

He became an independent promotion man in the 1970's, freelancing to promote hits including Silver Convention's "Fly, Robin, Fly" and Herb Alpert's "Rise".

Talk with Ed Fisher, the promotion man for the football & baseball Yankees.

In 1972, with his business partner, a sales and promotion man named Marshall Sehorn, he founded Sea-Saint Studio.

Former Decca promotion man Tony Hall catches Oldham in a nutshell with his observation that he "looked like a white English equivalent to a Blue Note record sleeve".

From 1965 to 1969, he was a promotion man for Atlantic Records, helping to gain exposure for performers from Otis Redding to Led Zeppelin.

The son of a Brooklyn postal worker, he reinvented himself via New York's School of the Performing Arts, had a minor recording hit as Neil Scott, and served an apprenticeship in payola as a record label promotion man.

As he died, the press and the television cameras were camped at the gates, the agents and promotion men were well equipped with their glamorous and lucrative deals.

When touring, Shearer says, they've run into "all the stuff that's in the film - silly promotion men, strange groupies", the latter apparently undeterred by the fact that the rock star they want to sleep with doesn't actually exist.

Sylvia (born Sylvia Vanderpool) had a national hit in 1957 with "Love Is Strange" as half of the duo Mickey and Sylvia Robinsonn was a former promotions man.

I'd been to Ibiza once before, for work, because I was working with Divine, in my capacity as a club promotions man, and she was playing Ku [now Privilege], the biggest club there.

Thanks to a dweebish promotions man named Artie Fufkin, the titular band have been persuaded to do a two-hour in-store signing session – but not a soul shows up.