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Western Tread Recordings : ウィキペディア英語版 | Western Tread Recordings
Western Tread Recordings was an independent record label based in Tempe, Arizona. It was owned and operated by Jim Adkins of Jimmy Eat World and music-promoter Charlie Levy.〔''Concert Wizard Levy Marks Decade of Marquee Shows'', The Arizona Republic, Nov. 13, 2005, at A&E〕〔Kelley, Brendan Joel. (''Slow Biz: Valley Promoter Won't Let Scene Erode'', The Phoenix New Times, May 19, 2005 ) retrieved 2012-06-05〕 ==History== While commiserating one evening over dinner over the lack of label representation in the Southwest, friends Jim Adkins of Jimmy Eat World and Charlie Levy, a well-connected music promoter, decided to start their own label.〔''Western Tread Represents Arizona; Partners Jim Adkins of Jimmy Eat World and Promoter Charlie Levy Unveil New Valley Record Label'', Business Wire, Feb. 4, 2003〕 Their chief goal was to showcase Arizona's fledgling talents through a steady slate of CD, EP, vinyl, and 7-inch releases,〔 and to focus on releasing Jimmy Eat World records on vinyl.〔(Nothing to Write Home About Podcast: Jim Adkins, Episode 28 ) retrieved 2013-09-05〕 Their first releases included ''EP'' by the Format, a vinyl version of Jimmy Eat World's ''Bleed American'', and ''The Bull, the Balloon, and the Family'' by Reubens Accomplice. Even though Western Tread expanded over time, it remained strictly a part-time venture for both Adkins and Levy.〔 This label now appears to be dormant. While being interviewed by Matt Pryor of The Get Up Kids during his Nothing to Write Home About Podcast, Jim stated that the label is not exactly dead, but, at this point, serves only as a catalog of music.〔
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