Sources say Michael Jackson is a driving force behind efforts by his close friend and business manager, John McClain, to buy Motown, the venerable record label where Jackson and siblings started out as cute crooning kids in the 1960s.
Every November for the last eight years, the venerable record adjudicating organization sets aside a day when everyone is encouraged to attempt some sort of world record, no matter how bizarre.
The Yankees, ever traditionalists, still use the opera star Robert Merrill's venerable recording for many games.
It also saw the demise of one of the most venerable records in the game.
"Beck Hansen's Song Reader" returns to a venerable recording medium: music notation as sheet music, published by a literary press.
The storm cut a broad swath through the mid-Atlantic states, creating one disaster area after another, threatening to break some of the East's most venerable records.
Falling Off the Record Pace Ichiro Suzuki and Luis Gonzalez of Arizona are losing ground in their pursuit of two of baseball's most venerable records, but strong September spurts could catapult them there, Suzuki to George Sisler's 1920 record of 258 hits and Gonzalez to Babe Ruth's 1921 record of 457 total bases.
As Peter the Venerable recorded, crosses were singled out for special iconoclasm.
What we've got here, from the venerable Russian record company Melodiya, is very easily the most horrifying recording of Bach's Partitas ever to have been made.
When the Universal Music Group agreed last year to pay $1.9 billion for EMI Music, the deal was supposed to represent a kind of salvation for EMI, the venerable British record label that was weakened by a bad private equity deal.
JOE LONG, the owner of Birdell's, a venerable independent record store on Nostrand Avenue in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, has supplied three generations of music lovers with 45s, 78s, 33s, cassette tapes, CDs, DVDs and the occasional dollop of fatherly advice.
