The man atop the Capitol Records building. (Joe Smith)(Capitol-EMI Music Inc.; includes biographical sketch)

From: Los Angeles Business Journal | Date: November 18, 1991| Author: Glover, Kara | Copyright information

Joe Smith, DJ-turned-recording-executive, has put Capitol EMI Music back in the black

Joe Smith says instinct is the key to success in the record business. When he hears a terrific new tune, he says he can almost feel the hair standing up on the back of his neck.

He should know. Smith is chief executive and president of Hollywood-based Capitol-EMI Music Inc. He oversees the operations of seven record labels, including Capitol Records and EMI Records USA.

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