RECORDS
Independent label: Brother Records is a record label and Brother Records, Inc. their holding company, formed in October 1966 to holds the intellectual property rights of the Beach Boys, including the "The Beach Boys" trademark. In mid-1966, Beach Boys business manager Nick Grillo formed the Brother Records corporation, bringing in Van Dyke Parks's manager and Brian Wilson's friend David Anderle to run the organization from an office on Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, California. The shareholders were the 1966 members of the Beach Boys: Wilson brothers Brian, Carl, and Dennis, along with their first cousin Mike Love, their friend Al Jardine and Bruce Johnston, who traded his share in 1971. In 1983, shortly after the death of Dennis Wilson, his estate sold his share back to the corporation to repay loans. In 1998, following Carl Wilson's death, his share of the corporation passed to and is still controlled by his estate. As of 2007, the most recent release of the Beach Boys' is on the joint Brother/Capitol Records label. . It managed one single a Yellow vinyl 45 given away free inside "MOJO '60s" magazine, issue 1, 2011. Mojo Magazine is a Label for the British music magazine MOJO, generally for the issuance of a free disc in each monthly magazine. It issued singles in a MOJ-00 numerical series. Distributed By Mojo Magazine Records.
| 2011 | The Beach Boys | Cabin Essence | BROTHER / MOJO | MOJ | 06 |
