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Rowe International Oh Boy! AMI Powered Jukeboxes Now Have John Prine, Steve Goodman and Many More

Oh Boy is part of a trio of labels; Oh Boy, Red Pajamas, and Blue Plate Records

GRAND RAPIDS, MI — AMI Entertainment, the subsidiary providing digital music content for jukebox manufacturer Rowe International, announced a union with Oh Boy Records.

AMI-powered jukeboxes will begin offering a healthy serving of Americana and Folk due to this new partnership with John Prine’s independent imprint Oh Boy Records. Oh Boy is part of a trio of labels; Oh Boy, Red Pajamas, and Blue Plate Records. 

Oh Boy Records is home to legendary folk icon John Prine. Prine is a popular artist with AMI customers, who are sure to welcome Oh Boy’s extensive collection of fan-favorites. He was awarded the 2006 Grammy for Best Contemporary Folk Album for his album entitled "Fair & Square". John recently released a recording with bluegrass legend Mac Wiseman entitled “Standard Songs for Average People”.

Oh Boy Records recording artists also include Dan Reeder and Todd Snider.  Dan Reeder's "Work Song" from his self-titled debut was featured on the Emmy award winning Showtime series "Weeds". Dan's follow-up release "Sweetheart" was released on 9/12/06 to critical acclaim.

April 3rd marked the release of Todd Snider's "Peace, Love and Anarchy (Rarities, B-Sides and Demos, Vol.1)”. Todd's song "East Nashville Skyline" was featured on USA Today's Pop Candy podcast and the album received 3.5 stars from Rolling Stone.

The Red Pajamas label features the work of Steve Goodman. He is a much-loved singer-songwriter in folk and musician circles. He’s known for songs “City of New Orleans” (which was later made famous by Arlo Guthrie), “You Never Even Call Me by Name” (covered by David Allan Coe), and songs he wrote for his favorite baseball team, the Chicago Cubs.

Blue Plate Records is known for releasing tons of quality recordings from the national radio show “Live from Mountain Stage”. The recordings cover a wide variety of American music, from the underground to the iconic. Songs from the Mountain Stage series feature artists as diverse as Counting Crows, Ani DiFranco, R.E.M., Warren Zevon, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, Wilco, John Prine and many others.

For more information about all music available on Rowe jukeboxes powered by AMI Entertainment, visit the company website www.roweinternational.com.

About ROWE International & AMI Entertainment

Rowe International Corporation is the number one manufacturer of commercial and home coin-op jukeboxes, and the leading maker of CD-to-digital upgrade kits. The Company manufactures the NiteStar®, Solara® (floor format) and NiteHAWK™ and StarBrite® (wall-mounted) Internet-enabled all-digital jukeboxes. The Company’s Internet-enabled devices can operate over a variety of broadband connections including wireless. AMI Entertainment, a wholly owned subsidiary of Rowe International Corp., provides digital music content and Web-based management services for the Rowe Internet-enabled jukeboxes over the AMI Entertainment Network. Rowe International and AMI Entertainment are headquartered in Grand Rapids, Michigan. Rowe also maintains a technical support and sales office in London, and has one of the industry’s most extensive sales and support systems, with distributors in more than 35 countries. Distributor and product information is available at the Company website, www.roweinternational.com, or by calling (616) 243-3633.