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| :''For the article regarding Dr. Lawrence Cohn, the world-renowned cardiac surgeon and medical pioneer, please refer to ].'' | :''For the article regarding Dr. Lawrence Cohn, the world-renowned cardiac surgeon and medical pioneer, please refer to ].'' | ||
| '''Lawrence Cohn''' (born |
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| Cohn was educated as a jurist and became vice-president of ]/] and later head of ]. He also continued a career as producer, writer and critic. He wrote ''Movietone Presents of the Twentieth Century'' (New York : ], 1976) and edited ''Nothing but the blues : the music and the musicians'' (New York : ], 1993).<ref>{{cite web | Cohn was educated as a jurist and became vice-president of ]/] and later head of ]. He also continued a career as producer, writer and critic. He wrote ''Movietone Presents of the Twentieth Century'' (New York : ], 1976) and edited ''Nothing but the blues : the music and the musicians'' (New York : ], 1993).<ref>{{cite web | ||
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| He has been nominated seven times at the ], winning the ] in 1991 with his recording '']''. He received the same year the ] for this work on ] and was honored with a special distinction by the ] for his "contribution to the ]." Moreover, Sony Music provided him the first President's Award for his work on Robert Johnson. | |||
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- For the article regarding Dr. Lawrence Cohn, the world-renowned cardiac surgeon and medical pioneer, please refer to Lawrence H. Cohn.
Lawrence Cohn (born 1942) is best known as head of Legacy Recordings, a branch of Sony Music Entertainment and as creator and producer of the Roots 'n' Blues series.
Cohn was educated as a jurist and became vice-president of CBS/Epic records and later head of Playboy Records and Music. He also continued a career as producer, writer and critic. He wrote Movietone Presents of the Twentieth Century (New York : Saint Martin's Press, 1976) and edited Nothing but the blues : the music and the musicians (New York : Abbeville Press, 1993).
He has been nominated seven times at the Grammy Awards, winning the Grammy Award for Best Historical Album in 1991 with his recording Robert Johnson : The Complete Recordings. He received the same year the W. C. Handy Award for this work on Robert Johnson and was honored with a special distinction by the Blues Foundation for his "contribution to the blues." Moreover, Sony Music provided him the first President's Award for his work on Robert Johnson.
References
Lawrence Cohn, ed. (1993). Nothing But the Blues: The Music and the Musicians. Abbeville Press. ISBN 1558592717. {{cite book}}: Unknown parameter |publisherlink= ignored (help)
- "Catalogue". National Library of Australia.
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