Roxanna Green- Her Music business Background

At the age of 19, Roxanna Green met her late husband Chuck Weber when he hired her and her band, the “Silver Eagle Band” to play 5 nights a week for over a year in his show club, the Desert Lounge in Annapolis Maryland. In year 1991 Roxanna Co- Founded with Chuck Weber and Maggie Cavender of Nashville, Me-Too Records. During their twenty-eight-year love affair, partnership and being friends and husband and wife, Chuck Weber, introduced Roxanna Green to all of the heads of the record publishing and record label companies in Nashville, New York and Los Angles and which he had worked with since 1958 including his best friend and partner Otis Blackwell who wrote “Don't Be Cruel”, “Return to Sender”. “All Shook Up”, “Fever”, “Handy Man”, “Daddy Rolling Stone” and over 110 top ten hits. Mr. Chuck Weber taught his wife every aspect of the operations of a full service music and entertainment business including music production, publishing, distribution, radio promotion, artist management, talent booking agent services, and concert productions. Roxanna handled all publishing, licensing, distribution, broadcasting and artist management contract work for their companies and their branded companies. Roxanna worked alongside of Chuck handling all matters surrounding the operation of their companies including all merger and acquisitions of music catalogue and publishing companies, management of all tape transfers and digitizing and archiving efforts surrounding their massive music, video and software libraries. roxanna@hollywall.com www.hollywall.com