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Tab Hunter

American actor and singer
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  • An outdoor Warner Music Group plaque on a sign located in the exterior courtyard of the Paramount Plaza building, where WMG is headquartered, 1633 Broadway, New York.
    Warner Music Group
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    studio–contracted actor, Tab Hunter, recorded a pop single that soared to the No. 1 spot on the Billboard charts. The single, “Young Love,” was released by Dot Records, a label that, at the time, was owned by Paramount Pictures, one of Warner’s primary rivals.

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    studio–contracted actor, Tab Hunter, recorded a pop single that soared to the No. 1 spot on the Billboard charts. The single, “Young Love,” was released by Dot Records, a label that, at the time, was owned by Paramount Pictures, one of Warner’s primary rivals.

    Read More