what was the name of the first artist to release a CD?
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October 1982: Billy Joel - 52nd St.\n(First commercial CD released in Japan.)\n\nJune 1983: 12 CBS titles, 15 Telarc titles, 30 Denon titles (First US CD releases. All CDs sold in the US previously had been import titles pressed for overseas labels. These were still manufactured overseas, but for US labels.)\n\nAugust 1983: Polygram releases 100 titles in the US\n\nSeptember 1984: Bruce Springsteen - Born In The USA (First CD manufactured in the US.)
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After years in the planning stages the first CD players were put on the market in Japan in 1982 with Billy Joel's 52nd Street being the first available album.
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I think hes a great singer. Go Soul Patrol! Does he have any cds out yet? If so will you tell me the name? Thanks
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Perhaps in CD stores?
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Madonna ,Michaell Jackson...Just google them :-)
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1962 (Written by : Teddy Powell / Robert Sharp, Jr.) \n\nI think Ray CHarles did it first.
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It depends on how "old school" you are talking.  I know there's a great track by the artist "TQ" that is entitled "Paradise."  That was around 1999 / 2000 I think, but I could be wrong.  Even if it's not what you're looking for, it may be worth checking out.
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NO IDEA. It really stinks though!!! ME MAD!!! You can get the CD he made with his band, Absent Element, though.
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this could get you started\n\nhttp://www.yabs.ab.ca/artists/artistinfo.asp?ID=78
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Here's an Idea....BUY THE CD!
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Panic! at the disco\nand to be honest with you\ni think their is only 1 good song on the cd
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Toby Mac "The Slam"\nFrom the album Welcome to Diverse City. Awesome cd!
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Neil Young. If you're looking for the artist.
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There's a couple of various artists CDs (mainly Vegas performing artists, but maybe along your line):\nUltra-Lounge:  Vegas Baby! on Capitol and\nJackpot!  The Las Vegas Story on Rhino.
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The cd is a double cd and dvd. They are titled "Want" "Have" and "Need".
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George Michael\nHe blew his mind out \n\n:>peace
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I'm sure the obvious answer is The Beatles. I mean, if you look at the sales, the impact as well as the frequency of them appearing in all those various Top Artists Ever lists (most often as number one), then it should be clear.