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Bob Krasnow
*1935 US, Rochester, New York
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A.k.a. Robert A. Krasnow
Robert A. "Bob" Krasnow (born 1935) is an American music industry entrepreneur. His early career included working as a promotions man for James Brown and sales representative for Decca Records. In the early 1960s, Krasnow founded MK Records, which released the novelty record "Report To The Nation," a parody of the 1960 presidential campaign between John F. Kennedy and Richard M. Nixon.
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