Brian Crowe This is Me

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1. 1. www.onemorepill.com

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   Published on: 5/13/2007   Last Visited: 11/6/2007

   onto to meet with Sony in February of 2003, Stabilo's manager, Crucial Artists' Brian Crowe, a former booking agent who started working with the band three years ago after reading on its web site that it needed management, officially teamed with Jarrod Levitan of S.L. Feldman & Associates' and Macklam Feldman Management's artist development division, Watchdog, in March, 2002, to help take Stabilo to the next level. "The reputation that they have and the contacts that they've made, and me just being independent, it's a lot nicer to have someone who has the clout," says Crowe.
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   onto to meet with Sony in February of 2003, Stabilo's manager, Crucial Artists' Brian Crowe, a former booking agent who started working with the band three years ago after reading on its web site that it needed management, officially teamed with Jarrod Levitan of S.L. Feldman & Associates' and Macklam Feldman Management's artist development division, Watchdog, in March, 2002, to help take Stabilo to the next level. "The reputation that they have and the contacts that they've made, and me just being independent, it's a lot nicer to have someone who has the clout," says Crowe.
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   With Vancouver lawyer Patrick Aldous of Atkin's & Company shopping the band all through Canada, and Crowe and Levitan handling most of the U.S. on their own, management soon found the most attractive deal with EMI Music Canada. "They weren't interested in changing the band and were interested in the sound of the music," says Crowe.
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   With Vancouver lawyer Patrick Aldous of Atkin's & Company shopping the band all through Canada, and Crowe and Levitan handling most of the U.S. on their own, management soon found the most attractive deal with EMI Music Canada. "They weren't interested in changing the band and were interested in the sound of the music," says Crowe.
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   The band are currently managed by Brian Crowe and Jarrod Levitan at Watchdog, and are legally represented by Patrick Aldous. Stabilo were approached by several labels, but preferred to wait for the right label and the right deal.

2. 2. EMI to release Stabilo hit | One More Pill

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   Published on: 11/22/2004   Last Visited: 2/11/2008

   After flying to Toronto to meet with Sony in February of 2003, Stabilo's manager, Crucial Artists' Brian Crowe, a former booking agent who started working with the band three years ago after reading on its web site that it needed management, officially teamed with Jarrod Levitan of S.L. Feldman & Associates' and Macklam Feldman Management's artist development division, Watchdog, in March, 2002, to help take Stabilo to the next level.
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   "The reputation that they have and the contacts that they've made, and me just being independent, it's a lot nicer to have someone who has the clout," says Crowe. "It's only a benefit for me and for the band to work with them."
   
   With Vancouver lawyer Patrick Aldous of Atkin's & Company shopping the band all through Canada, and Crowe and Levitan handling most of the U.S. on their own, management soon found the most attractive deal with EMI Music Canada.
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   "They weren't interested in changing the band and were interested in the sound of the music," says Crowe.

3. 3. OneMorePill.com - The Stabilo Boss Fansite

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   Published on: 2/19/2003   Last Visited: 6/22/2005

   2) Brian Crowe, Jarrod Levitan, and Stabilo have offered to cover the expenses of OneMorePill.com for the next year.
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   Especial thanks out to Brian for being a great intermediary between the guys and the fans, bringing good news to us, and offering more help than he really needs to.
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   So congrats to the boys on their continued success, congrats to Brian and Shane for pushing them along so far with the band, and congrats to all the band-members-wives who have to put up with flirtacious emails from fans (I swear, I only sent one).
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   Many of their tour dates match up and Brian Crowe, Stabilo's manager, has confirmed that they will be touring together. This should be interesting.
   
   Also, Stabilo will be playing a show July 9th in Grand Prarie with the one, the only, Bif Naked.
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   After flying to Toronto to meet with Sony in February of 2003, Stabilo's manager, Crucial Artists' Brian Crowe, a former booking agent who started working with the band three years ago after reading on its web site that it needed management, officially teamed with Jarrod Levitan of S.L. Feldman & Associates' and Macklam Feldman Management's artist development division, Watchdog, in March, 2002, to help take Stabilo to the next level.
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   "The reputation that they have and the contacts that they've made, and me just being independent, it's a lot nicer to have someone who has the clout," says Crowe. "It's only a benefit for me and for the band to work with them."
   
   With Vancouver lawyer Patrick Aldous of Atkin's & Company shopping the band all through Canada, and Crowe and Levitan handling most of the U.S. on their own, management soon found the most attractive deal with EMI Music Canada.
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   "They weren't interested in changing the band and were interested in the sound of the music," says Crowe.
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   The band are currently managed by Brian Crowe and Jarrod Levitan at Watchdog, and are legally represented by Patrick Aldous.
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   Up until a week or so ago, taping was allowed openly and permission had been given from both the band and Brian in the matters of taping and distribution of live shows.
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   Brian has asked me to request that everyone starts CALLING UP XFM AND REQUESTING ONE MORE PILL.
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   There will probably be a new post later on, as Brian has promised to release the new recordings of Thing and Everybody will be up soon.