The mild-mannered spinsters became expert smugglers, regaling border guards with tales of the previous night's performance, switching labels in fur coats, and wearing real diamonds with outfits so dowdy that customs officers would presume the jewels were paste.
In May, a software executive was caught switching labels on LEGOs at Target stores and replacing them with homemade ones.
You've experienced indie growth, you've experienced being signed to a label, you've experienced the collapse of a label, you've experienced switching labels, what kind of growth does that add to you? EPR: I'm kind of amazed at how things have continued to work out, in a way.
Now, having switched labels, he's poised for the push to the big time.
They then switched labels to Polygram and scored another US hit with Goin' to the Bank before leaving the label acrimoniously.
In legal wrangling that ended with an undisclosed settlement last year, 'N Sync severed its contract with Trans Continental Management and switched labels, leaving RCA for Jive.
The band has recently switched labels, from Warner Brothers to MCA; its fifth album, following a masterwork from three years ago called "Reves/Yosoy," is still forthcoming.
After he had switched labels, Jive prevented Big Boi from including a track called "Lookin' for Ya," which features André rapping.
The group switched labels, and their second album for Columbia, Head to the Sky (1973), sold a half-million copies, setting the stage for the huge success that followed.
OK, Elvis switches labels again.
