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By Elise Knutsen 10/07/11 12:33pm

A Taste of Honey! A&M Records Founder Comes Home to the Plaza

Jerome “Jerry” Moss left Brooklyn behind for L.A., where he made it big in the record industry, but it looks like life in the boroughs wasn’t going to work for Mr. Moss and his wife, Ann. The Beverely Hills-based couple just nabbed a deal on a new apartment at the Plaza. Read More

By Max Abelson 10/30/07 10:01pm

Music Legend Jerry Moss Buys $9.5 M. Plaza Spread

The day after the Plaza turned 100, the newly redone hotel-condo got maybe its hippest buyer yet, a septuagenarian rock music legend.

Jerry Moss, co-founder of A&M Records, the independent L.A. label that helped popularize alt-country (the Flying Burrito Brothers) and then new wave (the Police) and also very sexy pop-jazz (Herb Alpert’s Whipped Read More

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A Taste of Honey! A&M Records Founder Comes Home to the Plaza

Music Legend Jerry Moss Buys $9.5 M. Plaza Spread

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