On the cutting edge

Article Abstract:

Cliff Chenfeld and Craig Balsam, the owners of Razor and Tie Music, met in law school, shared an interest in 1970s popular music, and finally started a record company. The company, which has only 16 employees, is thriving, despite a lack of entrepreneurial experience by Chenfeld and Balsam.

Integrated Record Production/Distribution, Prerecorded records and tapes, Records & Tapes, Sound recordings, Razor and Tie Music, Chenfeld, Cliff, Balsam, Craig

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It's only rock 'n' roll

Article Abstract:

Paul Scharfman opened Rock Store on Melrose Ave in mid-1989 in Los Angeles, CA, to sell rock memorabilia. The store's sales are expected to exceed $1 million in 1993.

Specialty stores, Scharfman, Paul

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Only the music is in the clouds

Article Abstract:

Anne Robinson founded Windham Hill Productions in 1976. The record company has grown to over 50 employees and $25 million in revenues.

Industry Overview, Finance, Robinson, Anne, Windham Hill Records

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