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Music Industry Veteran Cary Baker Launches New Music Publicity Company: Conqueroo
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Music Industry Veteran Cary Baker Launches New Music Publicity Company: Conqueroo

Baker leaves The Baker/Northrop Media Group, where he was a founding partner. He previously served as VP of Publicity at Capitol Records, I.R.S. Records, Discovery Records and Morgan Creek Records. He has spearheaded publicity campaigns for R.E.M., Bonnie Raitt, Shelby Lynne, Delbert McClinton, Caitlin Cary, Susan Tedeschi, Anne McCue, Willard Grant Conspiracy and many more.

Baker has also worked as a music journalist and album annotator, and has instructed the “Publicity in the Music Industry” course at UCLA Extension since 1987. He has been a voting member of the Recording Academy since 1979, and has served on the Los Angeles and Chicago chapters of the Board of Governors. He sits on the Board of Directors of both the Americana Music Association and Blues Music Association, and on the Music Industry Executive Steering Committee of City of Hope.

“This is an opportunity for a select few great recording artists and companies to work directly with a senior-level music publicist in order to achieve maximum results. I am very excited to offer this service,” says Baker.

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