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Contents. Biography Vernon is best known as founder of the blues record label,. He worked at starting in 1963.
He served as producer for the Mayall-Clapton collaboration (1966). In 1973 Sire Records,(SAS 7410) Vernon released a solo album, Moment of Madness.
He was also a member of (1974–1979) and acted as producer for them. He was a producer and member of (1979–1983). With the Replays he sang bass under the psudonym of Eric Rondo.
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He founded the Indigo and Code Blue record labels in the 1990s. Vernon came out of retirement to produce 's album Shine, and the second album by the British blues prodigy,. Brown's album entitled Heads I Win, Tails You Lose was released in March 2010. In October 2013, Vernon was rewarded with a Gold Badge Award, in recognition of his unique contribution to music. On 7 September 2018, the release of Vernon's first album on Manhaton Records will take place. The album is entitled Beyond The Blues Horizon. This release features twelve titles, including nine new self-penned originals, and three covers from the catalogues of,.
The release will be supported by a UK & European Tour under the billing of 'Mike Vernon & The Mighty Combo'. Vernon's band, The Mighty Combo, consist of Kid Carlos (guitar), Ian Jennings (upright bass), Matt Little (keyboards), Paul Tasker (saxophone) and Mike Hellier (drums). Production discography. Retrieved 11 March 2011. Retrieved 15 February 2014.
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Related: CANNES, France, May 15, 2013 –, an RLJ Entertainment (NASDAQ: RLJE) brand, has acquired all US and Canadian rights to Hannibal Classics’ new action-thriller, starring. Tokarev (working title) is scheduled for release in the first quarter of 2014.
The deal was announced today by Image Entertainment’s Chief Acquisitions Officer, Bill Bromiley. “We are excited to add this action-thriller to our slate next year,” said Bromiley. “Nicolas Cage elevates the film to new heights, reaching a wider audience not only domestically but internationally as well.” Tokarev begins physical production in Alabama in June. Hannibal Classics’ sales division will handle worldwide sales and will be selling the film in Cannes.
“Our experience with Image Entertainment has always been positive,” says Hannibal Classics’ CEO and Tokarev Producer, Richard Rionda Del Castro. “The commitment of their key executives to aggressively distribute Hannibal Classics and Hannibal Pictures’ films makes us all winners. We are thrilled they have teamed with us once again and with equal dedication to Tokarev.” Tokarev marks Spanish Director Paco Cabezas’ American debut. Final casting is underway. Joining Rionda Del Castro as Producer is Michael Mendelsohn.
Executive Producers are Nicolas Cage, Patricia Eberle, Mike Nilon, Hayley Magouirk, Jim Agnew, Sean Keller, Cam Cannon, Martin J. Barab and Frederico Lapenda. Tokarev tells the story of Paul Maguire (Cage), a former criminal in search of his daughter’s kidnappers. The deal was negotiated by Bromiley, Mark Ward and Michael Bayer on behalf of Image Entertainment and on behalf of Hannibal Classics by Rionda Del Castro and Martin J.
Barab of Hamrick & Evans, LLP. Tokarev is being financed by Union Patriot Capital Management, LLC., a film finance company with a large lending capacity, and produced by Michael Mendelsohn who was the former head of BNP Paribas Entertainment Media Group which specialized in financing motion pictures such as Reservoir Dogs, Red Rock West, Air Force One, Underworld, Analyze This, What Women Want, and Lord of War, which also starred Nicolas Cage.