FOR
IMMEDIATE RELEASE
ROCK LEGEND WHITLOCK SIGNS WITH RECORDS ON THE WALL
WELL KNOWN ROYALTY TRACKING COMPANY TO COLLECT UNPAID ROYALTIES
LOS ANGELES—March 15, 2005-- Rock legend Bobby Whitlock has signed an exclusive
royalty tracking contract with Records On The Wall, LLC., in an effort to
collect previously unpaid royalties, covering some of rock's most prestigious
compositions and recordings.
Considered one of rock's
living legends, Bobby Whitlock is well-known for his robust vocals, his
imaginative B-3 keyboard playing and for writing some of rock ‘n roll’s
greatest songs. Records On The Wall
will be working with Whitlock in reference to his participation in such
classics as “Layla", "Bell Bottom Blues," "Tell The
Truth," "Why Does Love Have To Be So Sad," “Thorn Tree in a
Garden," "Anyday," and "I Looked Away,” among others.
In 2003 the latest of
Whitlock’s five solo albums, Bobby Whitlock & Kim Carmel And Other Assorted Love Songs, was released. Raised
in Arkansas and Tennessee, by the time he was a teenager he was playing on many
of the sessions at the legendary Stax Studios. With a soulful voice
soaked in R&B, gospel and blues and accomplished keyboard skills, it was
only a matter of time before the limelight found him. At 19 Whitlock
joined Eric Clapton to form Derek and the Domino's. The members of the group were an integral part of George
Harrison's album All Things Must Pass
and Whitlock penned three of the songs included on the project. All of
this put him on the list of rock's elite. Whitlock’s songs have been
recorded by artists such as Ray Charles, Albert King, George Jones, Sheryl
Crow, Glen Frey, Tom Jones, Cher, Mike Nesmith, The Charlie Daniels Band and
The Allman Brothers. Like Lennon/McCartney and Jagger/Richards,
Clapton and Whitlock are synonymous with the greats of Rock-n-Roll.
Records On The Wall has been
in business for over ten years and has worked with numerous clients to secure
mechanical and synchronization licenses, and most importantly, collect
royalties due. Licenses have been secured and royalties have been collected
covering recordings by such artists as Eric
Clapton, Led Zeppelin, Dr. John, Red Hot Chili Peppers, The Black Crowes, Bonnie Raitt, The Allman
Brothers, Frank Sinatra, The Doors, Jimi Hendrix and
The Blues Brothers.
www.royaltytracking.com
For more information contact:
Erin Morris
The Press Office
615.952.9250