Date:         Mon, 15 Dec 2008 14:27:20 -0500
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Subject:      Re: Everest classical - new reissues
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Yes, we do.  In fact, some of them are already available via iTunes and
other digital retailers.

Mark

Mark Jenkins
President, Licensing Division
Madacy Entertainment LP/Countdown Media
 

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Subject: Re: [ARSCLIST] Everest classical - new reissues

Mark, do you also have the Tradition masters? It's my understanding 
that Everest acquired them from the Clancys and Diane Hamilton (if 
I'm wrong, somebody will doubtless be along shortly to set us all
straight).

John Ross

At  12/14/2008 06:20 PM, Mark Jenkins wrote:

>The Everest masters are currently owned by Madacy Entertainment in
>Montreal, and the Everest releases that have recently been issued in
the
>UK are NOT authorized licenses, and are in the initial process of
>litigation by us.  The 3-channel 35mm masters are currently in a
release
>schedule (on CD, multi-channel DVD-A and 200g vinyl) being issued by
>Classic Records (www.classicrecords.com).  There are at least 26 albums
>on the current schedule, of which I believe 10-12 have already become
>available.
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