E.G. Records
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E.G. Records was a UK-based artist management company and record label, mostly active during the 1970s and 1980s. The initials stand for David Enthoven and John Gaydon. The pair signed on as managers of King Crimson in early 1969, during the formative stage of the band and prior to the release of debut In The Court Of The Crimson King. They also signed to management T.Rex, Emerson Lake and Palmer and Roxy Music. Gaydon left in 1971 and Enthoven in 1977. Sam Alder and Mark Fenwick formed the label several years later, releasing material from King Crimson, in addition to others such as Brian Eno, Loose Tubes, Human Chain, Iain Ballamy, Earthworks and U.K..
Alder and Fenwick were investors in Lloyd's of London, and suffered financially as a result of its major losses in the early 1990s. This prompted extensive legal battles with many of the artists they were involved with, most famously with Robert Fripp.
David Enthoven continued in music management.
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