Name: The Legendary FM Broadcast
Brand: The Firm

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FMGZ138CD

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Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2023-04-07

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5056083211234

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The Firm

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Classic

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CBS Masterworks is a classical pop/new age/jazz crossover sub-label that was launched in 1985. It is known for its extensive catalog of *FM* releases, which feature a unique green label design. With a focus on blending different genres and styles, CBS Masterworks has become a leading force in the music industry.

Since its inception, CBS Masterworks has been dedicated to showcasing the talent and creativity of artists and performers from various backgrounds. The label's commitment to innovation and artistic excellence has resulted in numerous critically acclaimed albums that have captivated audiences worldwide.

With an impressive roster of talented musicians, including some of the most renowned names in classical, pop, new age, and jazz music, CBS Masterworks continues to push boundaries and redefine what it means to create truly exceptional music. Whether you're a fan of classical masterpieces or looking for something fresh and contemporary, *FM* offers a diverse range of musical experiences that are sure to delight any listener.

Hard-rock super-group The Firm may have been a short-lived venture, but for the brief period they existed in the mid-80s they kept a tight hold on the US rock charts, scoring a pair of No 1 hits in the shape of Radioactive and All The King's Horses. During their final US tour together, in the spring of 1986, the group stopped off in Cleveland, Ohio - fittingly, the home of the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame - to deliver a masterclass in back-to-basics rock. Proving that he'd lost none of his touch in the six years since Led Zeppelin hung up their spurs, Jimmy Page delivered riff after face-melting riff for frontman Paul Rodgers to ride, the singer sounding as versatile as he ever had during his tenure with legendary blues-rockers Free. Anyone looking for favourites from either artist's career-making bands should check their expectations at the door - and with good reason. The Firm had what it took to stand on their own, as this for-broadcast recording amply proves.

The Legendary FM Broadcast

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