Aaron Schroeder

Songwriter, arranger, maker, music posting mogul, and mind from the Musicor label, Aaron Schroeder was a consummate market insider through the earlier area of the ’60s. Schroeder began as an employee article writer for Hill and Range Posting, where he co-wrote a succession of strikes for Elvis Presley, including “I ACQUIRED Stung,” “A LARGE Hunk o’ Like,” “Stuck you,” and “It’s Right now or By no means”; he also co-penned “Plastic Ball” for Bobby Vee. Schroeder continued to create his own posting organization, January Music, and label, Musicor, the second option initially for the primary purpose of liberating recordings by way of a youthful songwriter and demonstration singer called Gene Pitney. Pitney’s 1st Musicor solitary, “(I Wanna) Like MY ENTIRE LIFE Away,” have been recorded like a demonstration, but Schroeder released it since it was, and it became a hit; Pitney quickly continued to stardom, dealing with maker Phil Spector and songwriters Burt Bacharach and Hal David on the next couple of years. Musicor found another flagship designer in country vocalist George Jones from 1965-1971; Schroeder, nevertheless, suffering from lawsuits over his doubtful business practices, ultimately offered off his posting and label passions to United Performers.