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WEDNESDAY, FEB. 20, 2002
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SOURCE: TIMOTHY M. BUSH http://chinook.phxs.ukens.edu
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BY THOMAS AND MOZLEY
Tough Greene helps Grammys
The Associated Press
SANTA MONICA, Calif. — C. Michael Greene, the head of the National Academy of Recording Arts & Sciences, says it was his aggressive style during the last 16 years that had boosted earnings from the Grammy Awards program from $700,000 to nearly $32 million per year, and expanded the academy's membership from about 3,200 to more than 20,000 music professionals.
He admits to some hotheadedness, but argues that's part of being a strong businessman.
"I will not allow anybody, I don't care who it is, to do anything that breaks precedent with what this organization stands for," he says, flashing a devilish smile during an interview in his
office. "And when they do, I'm the meanest sore-toothed, saber-toothed tiger in the world."
He adds, "I'm not here to make myself look good."
Greene is influential in determining what the organization will stand for on issues such as copyright protection, Internet piracy and artists' rights, which can place him at odds with legislators, record company executives and music fans — even though he may be aligned with the same people on other issues.
He has overseen the birth of the Latin Grammys and the Music-Cares charity, which raises money for aging, poor musicians and drug-abuse treatment. He also started the Grammy Foundation, dedicated to preserving deteriorating recordings and cre
"I'm not here to make myself look good."
C. Michael Greene head of the N.A.R.A.S.
ating music education programs for children, such as the Leonard Bernstein Center for Learning.
Greene is credited with expanding the breadth of the Grammy Awards to include rap, alternative and heavy-metal. Under his stewardship, the Grammy list has grown from 68 categories in 1986 to 101 this year.
He says he encouraged the organization to consider more cutting-edge performers like Radiohead and Eminem for top prizes.
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