The package was conceived by an independent, Massachusetts-based label, Rykodisc, and its focus is not just on Bowie`s best-known songs. ”A lot of the hits aren`t on the set,” says Jeff ...

In 1989, following months of rumors and speculation, Bowie changed his tune—but not without a little help from Massachusetts. Founded in 1983 by entrepreneur Don Rose, Salem-based Rykodisc was ...

There are three certainties in life: death, taxes and David Bowie CD reissues. First and foremost, there’s the 1990 Rykodisc re-release of his catalog, a series once coveted by collectors ...

released on the partly Ardmore-based Rykodisc label. Springsteen visited Bowie during the “Young Americans” sessions in November 1974, a time when the Boss was (remarkably) so broke he had to ...

In 1989, Bowie licensed his RCA catalog — 1969’s Space Oddity though 1980’s Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps) — to Rykodisc, then an independent label focused on CD reissues.

And four years after his death, David Bowie is still an inspiration. Twenty-nineteen saw a seemingly endless stream of Bowie releases -- remixes, anniversary reissues, home recordings, early demos ...

Rykodisc Records, which has been operating as a stand-alone label since it was acquired by the Warner Music Group in 2006, has been placed under WMG's Independent Label Group. By Ed Christman ...