
Mike Curb, California's former lieutenant governor and acting governor, is one of the most prominent figures in the entertainment world and presides over his own independent record label, one of the largest in the nation, that has launched the careers of numerous stars. During a distinguished career spanning more than 45 years, Curb has earned multi-faceted success as a songwriter, producer and record company owner, covering a wide range of musical styles. As an individual, he has written more than 400 songs, and received countless music industry awards, including the prestigious Overall Producer of the Year Award from Billboard magazine in 1972. As the founder and Chairman of Curb Records, Curb's company has produced more than 300 No. 1 records and been honored by Billboard magazine as 2001 Country Music Label of the Year and Radio & Records magazine as 2005 Overall Gold Label of the Year. Curb also serves as Chairman of the Mike Curb Family Foundation and Chairman of gospel music powerhouse Word Entertainment, which was Billboard magazine's Overall Top Imprint in that genre for 2006. In 2007 Curb was honored as Nashvillian of the Year and he recently received his star on Nashville's Music City Walk of Fame. Curb has also received his star on the historic Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Starting as a student at Grant High School in California's San Fernando Valley in the late 1950s, Curb began performing with his own bands and formed a vocal group, the Mike Curb Congregation. The group achieved worldwide success with many singles and albums including "Burning Bridges," "Put Your Hand In The Hand," and "Softly Whispering I Love You." The Congregation also was seen on national television every week on the Glen Campbell Variety Show on CBS, and recorded No. 1 hit records including "The Candy Man" with Sammy Davis Jr. and "All For The Love Of Sunshine" with Hank Williams Jr., the singer's first No. 1 single, which also was co-written by Curb.
Before those highlights, Curb began his rise to commercial success in the music industry while a student at California State University. It was on that San Fernando Valley campus in fall 1962 and spring/summer 1963 that Curb composed and recorded some of his earliest songs in the university's music building studios, and where he formed his first record company, a predecessor to Curb Records. His commercial breakthrough came the next year when Honda selected one of those songs, the Curb-penned "You Meet the Nicest People on a Honda (Go Little Honda)" for its national motorcycle advertising campaign. The success and attention garnered by that song opened the doors for the many successes that were to come.
During his long career, Curb's own writing credits include songs for Roy Orbison, Sammy Davis Jr., Hank Williams Jr., The Osmond Brothers, Donny & Marie Osmond, Freddie Jackson, Irene Cara, Bobby Vinton, Andy Williams, Wayne Newton, Anne Murray, Al Martino, Steve Lawrence and Eydie Gorme, Mae West, The Crickets, The Hondells, The Ventures, Steve Holy, Eddy Arnold, T.G. Sheppard and Solomon Burke. Particular Curb writing highlights include "It Was a Good Time" (a signature song for Liza Minnelli) and Curb composing the theme song for Dick Clark's "American Bandstand" show.
Some of Curb's other early success came in composing and producing songs and soundtracks for movies, including the 1966 hit "Wild Angels" staring Peter Fonda and Nancy Sinatra, the music for the 1967 Billy Jack movie "The Born Losers," and "Burning Bridges," the theme for the 1970 Clint Eastwood movie "Kelly's Heroes." In all, Curb has composed or supervised music for more than 50 motion picture soundtracks in films featuring Frank Sinatra, Jimmy Stewart, George C. Scott, Jack Nicholson, John Cassavetes, Ernest Borgnine, Mickey Rooney, Ryan O'Neal, Bette Davis, Jennifer Lopez, Gwyneth Paltrow, Mike Myers, Cliff Robertson, George Kennedy and others. Recently Curb Records has had success with soundtracks such as "Coyote Ugly", Sylvester Stallone's "Driven", Reese Witherspoon's "Legally Blonde 2", and the recent #1 box office hit "Evan Almighty" starring Steve Carell and Morgan Freeman.
In the 1960s, Curb's record label became an important part of the West Coast rock 'n' roll music scene, releasing early recordings by such artists as The Arrows (featuring Davie Allan), The Stone Ponies (featuring Linda Ronstadt), and The Electric Flag (featuring Mike Bloomfield and Buddy Miles). In 1969, Curb merged his company with MGM Records and became president of the MGM Co. He boosted MGM's standing with such hits as "Spill the Wine" by Eric Burdon and War, "One Bad Apple" by The Osmonds, "Natural Man" by Lou Rawls, "The Candy Man" by Sammy Davis Jr. and the Mike Curb Congregation, "I'm Leaving It All Up to You" by Donny and Marie Osmond, and Donny Osmond's worldwide signature song "Puppy Love," which Curb also produced. During this time, Curb also signed Kenny Rogers and the First Edition, Hank Williams Jr., Don Gibson, Mel Tillis, Billy Walker, Ray Stevens and Eddy Arnold.
During this period, Curb also served as president of Verve Records, the historic jazz label, and scored a coup by signing superstar Tony Bennett. While at Verve, Curb worked with musicians such as Jimmy Smith, Stan Getz, Chet Baker and Wes Montgomery. Curb also created the Verve "Golden Archive" series, preserving classic recordings from Ella Fitzgerald, Billie Holiday, Count Basie, Oscar Peterson, Art Tatum, Charlie Parker, George Benson, Herbie Hancock and Louis Armstrong.
Curb's early success also led to a long collaboration with the Walt Disney Co. Years before, Michael D. Eisner, former Disney CEO, and ABC television executive commissioned Curb to compose and produce theme music for three ABC animated TV series. The Mike Curb Congregation recorded "Walt Disney's Greatest Hits," an album for Disney featuring contemporary versions of Disney classics that included the hit rendition of "It's A Small World." Curb supervised the soundtrack for Disney's "Lassie" movie. In recent years, Curb Records also released the multi-platinum soundtrack album for Disney's movie "Coyote Ugly," featuring four LeAnn Rimes songs.
After MGM was sold in 1974, Curb went on to build Curb Records and the Curb/Warner label, which released numerous top-selling singles from the mid-to-late 1970s. Within a short time, the company had five No. 1 records on the Billboard Chart including the Four Seasons' "December 1963 (Oh What A Night)," The Bellamy Brothers' "Let Your Love Flow," Shaun Cassidy's "Da Doo Ron Ron," Exile's "Kiss You All Over," and Debby Boone's "You Light Up My Life" (the biggest selling record of the decade).
During the 1970s, Curb also began venturing into public service. In 1976, he served as co-chair of the Ronald Reagan California Campaign for President and later was co-chair of President Gerald Ford's California campaign. In November 1978, Curb was elected California's lieutenant governor, the same year that Democrat Jerry Brown was elected governor. During his 1979 to 1983 term, Curb, served as acting governor for about one year, guiding the state during disastrous floods, fires and a threatened prison guard strike. He also served on the University of California Board of Regents and the California State University Board of Trustees. Curb also served as President of the California State Senate and Chairman of the Economic Development Commission.
In 1982, Curb was elected chair of the National Conference of Lieutenant Governors. Then in 1983 and 1984, at President Reagan's request, Curb served as Chairman of the National Finance Committee during the president's re-election campaign, responsible for raising more than $100 million.
After his stint in government, Curb returned to California and, together with then-Curb Records President Richard W. Whitehouse, went on to sign such emerging stars as Lyle Lovett, The Judds, Don and Phil Everly (The Everly Brothers), Sawyer Brown, Chris Hillman's Desert Rose Band and The Righteous Brothers. The latter gave Curb Records the platinum-selling album and single "Unchained Melody."
In 1984, Curb formed Burbank-based Curb Entertainment International Corp. to concentrate on film/television production and distribution. A member of the American Film Marketing Association, Curb Entertainment maintains a major presence at all of the major film and television markets. Curb's sister, Carole Curb Nemoy, serves as president of the company.
Curb has also been active for most of his adult life in motorsports. Curb cars driven by stars such as Dale Earnhardt, Richard Petty and others have competed for more than 30 years in the NASCAR circuit and in other major motor sports events including the Indianapolis 500. One highlight was the Curb-owned racing team scoring a victory at the famed Daytona International Speedway in 1984. In 2006, Curb was inducted into the West Coast Stock Car Hall of Fame.
Meanwhile, Curb Records' successes have continued. In 1997, Curb Records was Billboard's No. 1 country label in four major categories for albums and singles, and the No. 1 country label, according to Nielsen SoundScan. Among the label's top hits was "How Do I Live" by LeAnn Rimes, which was co-produced by Curb and written by fellow California State alum Diane Warren. The song earned Curb a Billboard award for the longest-running record in the history of the Billboard pop chart. He also received a Billboard award for co-producing Rimes' "You Light Up My Life," the only album ever to debut No. 1 on Billboard's Pop Chart, Country Chart and Contemporary Christian Chart.
Curb's current roster of exclusive recording artists includes Wynonna Judd, Tim McGraw, LeAnn Rimes, Hank Williams Jr., The Judds, Lyle Lovett, Jo Dee Messina, Sawyer Brown, Clay Walker, Steve Holy, Hal Ketchum, Ray Stevens, Lee Brice, Kimberley Locke, Rodney Atkins, Michael English, Ronnie and Tyler McDowell, Heidi Newfield, Natalie Grant, Fernando Ortega, Plumb, and Selah.
In the arena of gospel music, Curb in 2003 was named Chairman of Word Entertainment after the industry's oldest gospel music label was acquired by Warner Bros. and Curb Records. The Curb Records-Warner Bros. venture extended a 40-year relationship that began in 1963 when the newly merged Reprise/Warner Records signed Curb, then an 18-year-old California State University student, and his song "Hot Dawg" became the first single released on the newly merged label.
Although often associated with country and gospel performers, Curb also has an enduring love of rhythm and blues music dating to his childhood living in the South Los Angeles/Compton area. Through the years, Curb also has signed such artists as Sammy Davis Jr., Lou Rawls, Gloria Gaynor, Richie Havens, Solomon Burke, the Sylvers, Richard Roundtree ("Shaft"), the Hues Corporation and the Fisk Jubilee Singers. Continuing that tradition, Curb Records has had major, recent hits with "Over and Over," a duet between Tim McGraw and the rapper Nelly, and Curb has recently co-produced five number one Billboard recordings for "American Idol" finalist Kimberley Locke.
In addition to his record business, Curb serves as chair of the Mike Curb Family Foundation, which supports music education and works to restore historic music industry locations. The Curb Foundation owns Elvis Presley's former home in Memphis and RCA Studio B, Columbia Studio A, the Quonset Hut, and the Johnny Cash Museum in Nashville.
Curb has served on the governing boards of the Recording Industry Association of America, the Dole Food Company, the worldwide board of the USO, the ACM, CMA and CMF (Country Music Hall of Fame). Curb is an honorary member of the North Carolina Music Hall of Fame, and he also has been inducted into the Georgia Music Hall of Fame and the National Business Hall of Fame.
Curb is the recipient of an honorary Doctor of Law degree from Pepperdine University in Malibu, Calif., an honorary Doctor of Humanities degree from Rhodes College, an Honorary Doctor of Fine Arts degree from California State University and an honorary Doctor of Humanities degree from Belmont University in Nashville. The Mike Curb College of Entertainment and Music Business is the largest college at Belmont University. The Mike Curb College of Art, Media and Communication is one of the largest colleges at California State University. The Curb College of Arts, Music and Science is also one of the largest colleges at Daytona State College. Curb also has endowed the Curb Institute for Music at Rhodes College at Memphis, Curb Creative Campus, and the Curb Center for Art, Enterprise, and Public Policy at Vanderbilt University, and serves on the governing board of Nashville's Fisk University, one of the nation's pioneering historically black institutions. Curb was recently honored by Belmont University as Trustee Emeritus and Belmont's Curb Event Center recently hosted the historic Presidential Debate between John McCain and Barack Obama.
Curb's father Charles was an FBI agent. Curb is married to the former Linda Dunphy, daughter of famed Southern California television news anchor Jerry Dunphy. Curb and his wife have two adult daughters, Megan Carole and Courtney. They have two grandchildren Catie and Brandon. Curb has been honored as Father of the Year by the National Father's Day Council. In 2006, he received the lifetime achievement award at the annual Los Angeles Music Awards. In 2007 Curb was honored as Nashvillian of the Year and he recently received his star on Nashville's Music City Walk of Fame. Curb has also received his star on the historic Hollywood Walk of Fame.
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404 Songs Written by Mike Curb
130 Songs Written for Films/Television by Mike Curb
50 Songs (including Title Songs) Written for Films/Television/Commercials by Mike Curb
- "All For The Love Of Sunshine" by Hank Williams Jr. - First #1 Single
- Born Losers (Billy Jack's Theme) - "Alone Never To Love Again"
- "Butterfly" by Eddy Arnold
- Cattanooga Cats (ABC-TV) - "Cattanooga Cats Theme"
- Chevrolet Commercial - "Get On The Move With Chevrolet "
- Coyote Ugly Soundtrack - "We Can Get There" by Mary Griffin
- Family Tree (Naomi Judd/Cliff Robertson) - "We Can Get There"
- Golden Breed Soundtrack - "Hawaiian Circus" by Riptides
- Gotcha Soundtrack - "Gotcha" by Anne Murray
- Honda Commercial (Go Little Honda) - "You Meet The Nicest People On A Honda" recorded by The Hondells
- Hot Wheels (ABC-TV) - "Hot Wheels Theme"
- "I Got You" - by Solomon Burke
- Song from Inglorious Basterds, Quentin Tarantino, Director - "Devil's Rumble" (Arrows)
- "It Was A Good Time" - Liza Minelli (from the Emmy award-winning Liza With A Z)
- Jerry Dunphy's Theme "From The Desert To The Sea" by T.G. Sheppard
- Moonshine Wars Soundtrack - "It Takes All Kinds of People" by Roy Orbison and The Mike Curb Congregation
- Pretty Maids All In A Row - "Chilly Winds" by The Osmonds
- Revenge - "There's Nothing Greater Than Our Love" by Al Martino
- Ronald Reagan's Theme (1980 Republican National Convention) - "Together A New Beginning"
- "Saturday Night Special" by Wayne Newton and Ronnie McDowell
- Shaft's Big Score (Richard Roundtree) - "First Meeting"
- Skaterdater - "Skaterdater Theme"
- The Mae West Story - "Seven Nights A Week" by Mae West
- The Wild Angels (Peter Fonda/Nancy Sinatra) - "Blues Theme" - by the Arrrows
- The Wild Angels Theme - The Ventures
- Theme from All Dogs Go To Heaven (Dom DeLuise/Burt Reynolds) - "Love Survives" recorded by Freddie Jackson & Irene Cara
- Theme from American Bandstand (Dick Clark) - "American Bandstand Theme"
- Theme from Angel Eyes (Jennifer Lopez) - "Angel Eyes"
- Theme from (The) Big Bounce - (Ryan O'Neal/Leigh Taylor Young ) - "When Somebody Cares For You" - Recorded by Donnie & Marie Osmond
- Theme from Bunny O'Hare (Bette Davis/Ernest Borgnine) - "Right Or Wrong"
- Theme from Camille (Sienna Miller) - "Let the Fire Burn Hot" by Kimberley Locke
- Theme from City Slickers (Billy Crystal) - "Just One Thing" by Mike Curb Congregation
- Theme from Devil's 8 Soundtrack - "8 Young Men" (Christopher George)
- Theme from Devil's Angels (John Cassavetes) - by Davie Allan and The Arrows
- Theme from Dirty Dingus Magee (Frank Sinatra) - "Dirty Dingus Magee"
- Theme from Glory Stompers (Dennis Hopper) - "Casey Kasem's Theme"
- Theme from Kelly's Heroes (Clint Eastwood) - "Burning Bridges"
- Theme from (The) Last of the Red Hot Lovers - by Donny Osmond and The Mike Curb Congregation
- Theme from (The) Last Run (George C. Scott) - "The Last Run" by Steve Lawrence
- Theme from Mac and Me - "You're Not A Stranger Anymore" by Jara Lane
- Theme from Mondo Hollywood Soundtrack - "The Magic Night" by Mike Clifford
- Theme from No Blade Of Grass - "No Blade of Grass" by Roger Whitaker
- Theme from Ryan's Daughter - "It Was A Good Time" by Edyie Gorme and The Mike Curb Congregation
- Theme from Thunder Alley (Annette Funicello and Fabian) - "Calahan's Theme"
- Theme from (The) Wild Racer's (Fabian)
- Theme from Zabriskie Point - "So Young" by Roy Orbison
- Theme frm Zig Zag (George Kennedy) - "Zig Zag" by Roy Orbison
- "Time To Ride" - by Sammy Davis, Jr.
- View From The Top (Gwyneth Paltrow/Mike Myers) - "Everywhere I Look There's You"
- Where The Red Fern Grows - "If I Could Only Go Back Again" by Andy Williams
- Where The Red Fern Grows II - "If I Could Only Go Back Again" (Dave Matthews)
- Yeah Yeah Yeah - by Fat Joe and Terror Squad
61 Billboard Charted Records Written by Mike Curb
117 Songs Recorded by the Mike Curb Congregation
36 Duets Recorded by the Mike Curb Congregation
41 Songs Charted by the Mike Curb Congregation
25 RIAA Gold or Platinum LPs Produced by Mike Curb
42 Charted Albums Produced by Mike Curb
80 Charted Singles Produced by Mike Curb
20 #1 Singles/Albums Produced by Mike Curb
- "Candy Man" by Sammy Davis, Jr. & the Mike Curb Congregation
- "Puppy Love" by Donny Osmond
- "Love Me For A Reason" by The Osmonds
- "I'm Leavin' It All Up To You" by Donny & Marie Osmond
- "All For The Love Of Sunshine" by Hank Williams, Jr. and the Mike Curb Congregation
- "How Do I Live" by LeAnn Rimes
- "Young Love" by Donny Osmond
- "You Light Up My Life" by LeAnn Rimes
- "Coyote Ugly" Soundtrack
- "Long Haired Lover From Liverpool " by Jimmy Osmond and the Mike Curb Congregation
- "Proud One" by The Osmonds
- "Twelfth Of Never" by Donny Osmond
- "Morning Side Of The Mountain" by Donny & Marie Osmond
- "Burning Bridges" by the Mike Curb Congregation
- "Frosty The Snowman"/"Jingle Bells" by Kimberley Locke
- "Band Of Gold" by Kimberley Locke
- "Up On The Housetop" by Kimberley Locke
- "Fall" by Kimberley Locke
358 Billboard #1 Records
1,157 Billboard Top Ten Records
3,923 Billboard Charted Records
- 2,782 singles
- 1,141 albums
Billboard Awards
- 1972 -
Producer Of The Year - Mike Curb
- 1977 - First 10-Week #1 Billboard Hot 100 Record Of The Year -"You Light Up My
Life" by Debby Boone
- 1986 - #1 Top Country Album Of The Year - "Rockin' With the Rhythm" by
The Judds
- 1990 - #1 Billboard Catalog Album Of The Year - "Unchained Melody" by the
Righteous Bros.
- 1993 - #1 Top Country Single Of The Year - "I Saw The Light" by Wynonna
(Top Country Artist - Wynonna)
#1 Video Of The Year - "Comedy Video Classics" by Ray Stevens
- 1994 - #1 Top Country Album Of The Year - "Not A Moment Too Soon" by Tim
McGraw
- 1996 - #1 Top Country Single Sales Record Of The Year- "Blue" by LeAnn Rimes
(Top Country Single Sales Artist - LeAnn Rimes)
#1 Top Country Single Sales Label And Imprint Of The Year
- 1997 - Curb Records - #1 Top Country Album Imprint Of The Year, Label Of The
Year, Single Sales Imprint Of The Year, Single Sales Label Of The Year
(Top Pop Artist, Top 200 Album Artist, Top Country Artist, Top Country
Female Artist, Top Country Album Artist, Top Country Sales Artist - LeAnn
Rimes)
#1 Top Country Album Of The Year - "Blue" by LeAnn Rimes
(#3 Top Country Album Of The Year - "Unchained Melody" by The
Righteous Bros., #5 Top Country Album Of The Year - "Everywhere" by Tim
McGraw, #6 Top Country Album Of The Year - "You Light Up My Life" by
LeAnn Rimes)
#1 Top Contemporary Christian Album Of The Year - "You Light Up My Life"
by LeAnn Rimes
#1 Single Sales Record Of The Year - "How Do I Live" by LeAnn Rimes
#2 Single Sales Record Of The Year - "It's Your Love" by Tim McGraw/Faith
Hill)
#1 Top Singles and Tracks Record Of The Year - "It's Your Love" by Tim
McGraw/Faith Hill
- 1998 - #1 Top Country Imprint Of The Year (albums and singles combined)
#1 Top Contemporary Christian Imprint Of The Year (albums and singles
combined)
#1 Top Country Single Sales Label and Imprint Of The Year
#1 Top Singles and Tracks Record Of The Year - "Just To See You Smile"
Tim McGraw
(#2 Top Singles and Tracks Record Of The Year - "Bye Bye" by Jo Dee
Messina, # 4 Top Singles and Tracks Record Of The Year - "I'm Alright" by
Jo Dee Messina, #5 Top Singles and Tracks Record Of The Year - "There's
Your Trouble" by the Dixie Chicks [published by Curb/Magnatone])
- 1999 - #1 Top Country Single Sales Label And Imprint Of The Year
(#2 overall Country Label and Imprint Of The Year)
(#1 Hot Singles and Tracks Artist and Top Male Artist - Tim McGraw)
- 2000 - (#2 overall Country Label and Imprint Of The Year, #2 Country Singles and
Tracks Label and Imprint Of The Year, #2 Single Sales Imprint Of The Year)
(#1 Hot Singles and Tracks Artist and Top Male Artist - Tim McGraw)
- 2001 - Billboard Country Label Of The Year
#1 Top Country Album Label and Imprint Of The Year
#1 Top Country Singles Sales Imprint Of The Year
#1 Top Country Album Of The Year - Greatest Hits by Tim McGraw
(Top Country Artist overall, Top Country Male Artist, Top Country Album
Artist - Tim McGraw)
#1 Top Country Singles Sales Record Of The Year - "But I Do Love
You/Can't Fight The Moonlight" by LeAnn Rimes
(#1 Top Country Singles Sales Artist - LeAnn Rimes)
- 2002 - Country Single Sales Label and Imprint Of The Year (4 of the top 10
singles)
#1 "Can't Fight the Moonlight" by LeAnn Rimes
#2 "God Bless The USA " by Lee Greenwood
#5 "Osama Yo Mama" by Ray Stevens
#10 "God Bless America " by LeAnn Rimes
#1 Christian Single Of The Year - "God Bless The USA " by Lee Greenwood
(SoundScan)
- 2003 - Word/Curb - #2 Christian Label Of The Year (6 of the top 10 Billboard
Christian albums )
"I Can Only Imagine" by MercyMe (INO/Curb)
#1 Christian Single Of The Year (SoundScan)
#1 on the Billboard Pop Single Sales Chart
- 2004 - Tim McGraw - "Live Like You Were Dying" - #1 Billboard Country Record of
the Year
Tim McGraw - "Live Like You Were Dying" - #1 Nielsen SoundScan Billboard
Audience Chart (10 weeks - ties all time record)
Nelly - "Over & Over" - (featuring Tim McGraw) - #1 BB, R&R, & CHR Top 40. 11 weeks #1 Billboard Mainstream Top 40. Tied Billboard record as fastest
record to hit #1 on Billboard Mainstream Top 40 Chart.
Tim McGraw - Live Like Your Were Dying - Debuts #1 on Billboard Hot 100
Album Chart & Country Album Chart
Selah - Hiding Place - #1 SoundScan Top Christian Album Chart
"You Raise Me Up" - #1 Billboard, #1 R&R
Kimberley Locke - "8th World Wonder" - #1 Billboard Hot 100 Single Sales
Chart (co-published by Curb)
Randy Travis - "Three Wooden Crosses" (co-written by Doug Johnson and
Kim Williams) - CMA Song of the Year, ACM Song of the Year, CCMA Song of the Year, GMA Recorded Song of the Year, NSAI Song of the Year (co-
published by Mike Curb Music)
Curb Records Top 5 Country album label (Billboard)
Tim McGraw - "Live Like You Were Dying" - #1 Billboard; #1 R&R (10 weeks) All-Time Record in the History of R&R Chart; #1 Nielsen Soundscan Billboard
Audience Chart (10 Weeks) Ties All Time Record, CMA Single and Song of
the Year
Curb Records achieves #1 Market share position for all genres of music
according to Nielsen SoundScan (7.14% - August 29, 2004) albums
Nielsen SoundScan Country label of the year
- 2005 - Jo Dee Messina - "Delicious Surprise" Certified Gold, "My Give A Damn's
Busted" Billboard #1 Single and #1 Album (Same Week)
Curb Records #3 Billboard Pop Label of the Year, Curb #5 Billboard Country
Label of the Year, Word/Curb #3 Christian Label of the Year, Word/Curb #5
Gospel Label of the Year
Kimberley Locke - "Up On The Housetop" #1 - Tied for the fastest record
to reach #1 on the Billboard chart
deSoL - "Little Drummer Boy" - Highest debut for Billboard Pop A/C Chart
Wynonna Judd - DVD Certified Gold
LeAnn Rimes - "This Woman" Certified Gold (#1 in Canada, Three Top 5
singles in the US)
- 2006 - Natalie Grant - Dove Award/GMA Female Vocalist of the Year
Selah "Bless The Broken Road - The Duets Album" #1 Billboard, #1 R&R
Tim McGraw - "Greatest Hits Vol 2" - American Music Awards
Album of the Year
Rodney Atkins - "If You're Going Through Hell" - #1 Record Of The Year
Billboard; #1 Record Of The Year R&R;
First single to take the #1 spot on the Mediabase Country Chart
in USA Today; Album Certified Platinum by the RIAA
Word/Curb Records Billboard Overall Top Christian Imprint
Curb Records achieves 20 #1 Records on 20 different Billboard charts
- 2007 - Selah - "Glory" #1 R&R, #1 BB
Rodney Atkins "Watching You" #1 Record Of The Year, #1 Billboard, #1 R&R
#1 Mediabase, Curb/BMI Publishing Award
Tim McGraw - Album "Let It Go" debuts #1 on the Billboard Hot 100,
and on the Canadian chart during the same week.
Tim McGraw - Single "Last Dollar" (Fly Away)
#1 Billboard, #1 R&R, #1 Mediabase, #1 Canada
Rodney Atkins - "These Are My People" #1 Billboard, #1 R&R,
#1 Mediabase, #1 Canada; Three #1 Records in a row
Word/Curb - #1 Christian Imprint Of The Year
Kimberley Locke - "Frosty The Snowman" - #1 Billboard,
First artist to have three #1 Christmas songs in three consecutive years
Tim McGraw - #1 Billboard Male Artist Of The Year
- 2008 - Natalie Grant - "In Better Hands" - #1 Billboard
Rodney Atkins - "Cleaning This Gun (Come On In Boy)" #1 Billboard,
#1 R&R, (4th Consecutive #1), ACM Top New Male Artist
Natalie Grant - Dove Awards Female Vocalist of the Year
Traditional Gospel Recorded Song of the Year - "Ready For A Miracle";
Evan Almighty Soundtrack; LeAnn Rimes; Curb Records
- 2009 - Heidi Newfield - Receives 5 nominations for her single "Johnny & June",
a tribute to Johnny & June Carter Cash
Rodney Atkins - "It's America" becomes his 5th #1 Billboard Single Charts
Tim McGraw - "Southern Voice" becomes his 33rd #1 Record on the
Billboard Charts
- 2010 - Tim McGraw - "Something Like That" #1 Song of the Decade
for all genres of music in Billboard
Other Billboard and Guinness Records (including international)
- First record to be on Billboard chart for over one year - "December 1963, Oh What A Night" by the Four Seasons, #1 Record Of The Year in Australia (1994)
- #1 Billboard Record Of The Decade (1970s) - "You Light Up My Life" by Debby Boone (First 10-week #1 record on the Billboard Hot 100)
- First album to debut #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart, Billboard Top Country Album Chart, and the Billboard Contemporary Christian Chart - "You Light Up My Life" by LeAnn Rimes (co-produced by Mike Curb)
- 402 weeks on the Billboard Country Catalog Chart before achieving #1 in March 2002 - Hank Williams, Jr. - Greatest Hits Volume 1
- Curb Records sets Billboard record with 6 of the top 5 records the same week
- "Good Morning Beautiful" by Steve Holy- #1
- "Bring On The Rain" by Jo Dee Messina - #3
- "Cowboy In Me" by Tim McGraw - #5 on Billboard Hot Country Singles and Tracks chart
- "Can't Fight the Moonlight" by LeAnn Rimes - #1
- "Osama Yo Mama" by Ray Stevens - #2
- "God Bless The USA" by Lee Greenwood - #4 on Billboard Top Country Singles Sales Chart
- #1 Record Of The Year In Australia - "Can't Fight The Moonlight" by LeAnn Rimes (2001)
- #1 Record Of The Year in England - "Long-Haired Lover From Liverpool " by Jimmy Osmond and The Mike Curb Congregation (1972)
- #1 Record Of The Year in South Africa - "Burning Bridges" - The Mike Curb Congregation (1972)
- "How Do I Live" by LeAnn Rimes (co-produced by Mike Curb) longest running record in history of Billboard charts, Billboard Top 100 Pop Chart (69 weeks) - Guinness World Records - 2002
- "How Do I Live" by LeAnn Rimes - Best selling single by a country artist in the United States with sales of over 3,500,000, 33 weeks in top 10 and on Billboard Country Singles Sales Chart for a record 309 weeks (32 weeks @ #1 - Billboard record for an individual single)
- "But I Do Love You"/"Can't Fight The Moonlight" 37 weeks @ #1 - Billboard record for a double-sided single
- Mike Curb - Top 25 Producers Of The 20 th Century in UK - Guinness World Records - British 15 th Edition - 50 th Anniversary
- Nelly - "Over & Over" - (featuring Tim McGraw) - #1 BB, R&R, & CHR Top 40. 10 weeks #1 Billboard Mainstream Top 40. Tied Billboard record as fastest record to hit #1 on Billboard Mainstream Top 40 Chart.
- Tim McGraw - "Live Like You Were Dying" - #1 Billboard; #1 R&R (10 weeks) All-Time Record in the History of R&R Chart; #1 Nielsen Soundscan Billboard Audience Chart (10 Weeks) Ties All Time Record, CMA Single and Song of the Year
- Curb Records achieves #1 Market share position for all genres of music according to Nielsen SoundScan (7.14% - August 29, 2004) albums
- Nielsen SoundScan Country label of the year - 2004
- Curb Records achieves Trifecta with 3 #1 records at Christian Radio Weekly "Held" by Natalie Grant, "I Can't Do This" by Plumb, "Resurrection" by Nicol Sponberg
- Curb/Word Label of the Year - Selah (over 1 Million albums)
18 ASCAP Awards
80 BMI Awards
- 2007 - "More Than A Memory" by Garth Brooks (Written by 3 Curb Writers - Brice, Montana, Jacobs)
- 2003 - "Three Wooden Crosses" (Johnson/Williams) - BMI Special Award
- 1995 - BMI Song Of The Year "Wink" - Neil McCoy
- Burning Bridges (written by Mike Curb and L. Schifrin)
- All For The Love Of Sunshine (written by Mike Curb, Schifrin, Hatcher)
13 SESAC Awards
- 1998 - Publisher Of The Year
137 RIAA Gold albums
40 RIAA Gold singles
125 R&R #1 Records
12 R&R Awards
- 1991 - R&R Record Of The Year - "Small Town Saturday Night" by Hal Ketchum
- 1997 - R&R Record Of The Year - "It's Your Love" by Tim McGraw and Faith Hill
- 1999 - Industry Achievement Award - Country Label Of The Year (Gold)
- 2000 - Industry Achievement Award - Country Label Of The Year (Gold)
- 2001 - Industry Achievement Award - Country Label Of The Year (Gold)
- 2003 - Industry Achievement Award - AC Label Of The Year (Gold)
- 2003 - Industry Achievement Award - Hot AC Label Of The Year (Gold)
- 2004 - Tim McGraw - "Live Like You Were Dying" - #1 R&R, 10 Weeks - All time
record in the History of the R&R Chart
- 2005 - R&R Overall Gold Label of the Year
- 2006 - Country Label of the Year (Gold)
- 2006 - R&R Record of the Year - "If You're Going Through Hell" by Rodney Atkins
11 ACM Awards
- 1984 - Video Of The Year - "All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight" by
Hank Williams, Jr.
- 1984 - Song Of The Year - "Why Not Me" by The Judds
- 1988 - Video Of The Year - "Young Country" by Hank Williams, Jr.
- 1989 - Video Of The Year - "There's A Tear In My Beer" by Hank Williams, Jr. with
Hank Williams, Sr.
- 1994 - Album Of The Year - "Not A Moment Too Soon" by Tim McGraw
- 1995 - Video Of The Year - "The Car" by Jeff Carson
- 1996 - Single Of The Year - "Blue" by LeAnn Rimes
- 1997 - Single Of The Year - "It's Your Love" by Tim McGraw and Faith Hill
Song Of The Year - "It's Your Love" by Tim McGraw and Faith Hill
Video Of The Year - "It's Your Love" by Tim McGraw and Faith Hill
- 2003 - Song Of The Year - "Three Wooden Crosses" by Randy Travis
- 2005 - ACM Single Of The Year - Tim McGraw - "Live Like You Were Dying"
- 2007 - Rodney Atkins won "Best New Male Vocalist"
6 AMA Awards and Nominations
- 1975 - Top Country Duet - Donny & Marie Osmond
- 1996 - Top Country - LeAnn Rimes
- 2000 - Top Soundtrack - Coyote Ugly (nominated)
- 2005 - Top Country Artist - Tim McGraw
- 2006 - Top Country Album - Tim McGraw
- 2007 - Top Country Artist - Tim McGraw
11 CMA Awards
- 1985 - Single Of The Year - "Why Not Me" by The Judds
- 1985 - Music Video Of The Year - "All My Rowdy Friends Are Coming Over Tonight"
by Hank Williams, Jr.
- 1986 - Vocal Due Of The Year - Marie Osmond and Dan Seals
- 1987 - Music Video Of The Year - "My Name Is Bocephus" by Hank Williams, Jr.
- 1988 - Album Of The Year - "Born To Boogie" by Hank Williams, Jr.
- 1989 - Music Video Of The Year - "There's A Tear In My Beer" by Hank Williams, Jr.
with Hank Williams, Sr.
Vocal Event Of The Year - "There's A Tear In My Beer" by Hank Williams, Jr.
with Hank Williams, Sr.
- 1996 - Music Video Of The Year - "My Wife Thinks You're Dead" by Junior Brown
- 1997 - Vocal Event Of The Year - "It's Your Love" by Tim McGraw and Faith Hill
- 1998 - Album Of The Year - "Everywhere" by Tim McGraw
- 1999 - Album Of The Year - "A Place In The Sun" by Tim McGraw
- 2003 - Song Of The Year - "Three Wooden Crosses" by Randy Travis
- 2004 - Single Of The Year - "Live Like You Were Dying" by Tim McGraw
- 2007 - Vocal Event Of The Year - "That's What Friends Are For" -
Tim McGraw/ Kenny Chesney/ Tracy Lawrence
11 CCMA/Dove Awards and Nominations
- Selah, Michael English, Jonathan Pierce, Natalie Grant, Jeff Carson, Keith Perry, Jesus Soundtrack, You Light Up My Life by LeAnn Rimes
- 2000 - Inspirational Album Of The Year - "Selah"
- 2002 - Inspirational Album Of The Year - "Press On" by Selah
- 2002 - Traditional Gospel Recorded Song Of The Year - "Hold On" by Selah
- 2004 - Traditional Gospel Recorded Song Of The Year - "Poor Man Lazrus" by the
Fisk Jubilee Singers
- 2004 - Country Recorded Song Of The Year - "Three Wooden Crosses" by
Randy Travis
- 2004 - Country Album Of The Year - "Worship And Faith" by Randy Travis
- 2005 - Inspirational Album Of The Year - "Hiding Place" by Selah
- 2006 - Female Vocalist Of The Year - Natalie Grant
- 2007 - Female Vocalist Of The Year - Natalie Grant
- 2007 - Inspirational Album Of The Year - "Bless The Broken Road" - Selah
- 2008 - Female Vocalist Of The Year - Natalie Grant
- 2009 - Female Vocalist Of The Year - Natalie Grant
8 Grammy Awards
- 1971 - "Natural Man" by Lou Rawls (background vocals by the Mike Curb
Congregation)
- 1977 - "You Light Up My Life" by Debby Boone
- 1979 - "If I Said You Had A Beautiful Body Would You Hold It Against Me" by The
Bellamy Bros. (nominated)
- 1991 - "Love Can Build A Bridge" by The Judds
- 1996 - "Blue" by LeAnn Rimes
Country Album Of The Year - "Road To Ensenada" by Lyle Lovett
- 2000 - "Let's Make Love" by Tim McGraw and Faith Hill
- 2005 - "Live Like You Were Dying" - Tim McGraw
5 NARM Awards
- 1977 - Album Of The Year - "Shaun Cassidy" - Shaun Cassidy
- 1993 - Video Of The Year - "Comedy Video Classics" - Ray Stevens
- 1994 - Album Of The Year - "Not A Moment Too Soon" - Tim McGraw
- 1996 - Country Album Of The Year - "Blue" - LeAnn Rimes
- 1997 - Christian Album Of The Year - "You Light Up My Life" - LeAnn Rimes
Awards
- 1964 - Formed Sidewalk Productions (predecessor
to Curb Records)
- 1969 - MGM/Curb merge (Curb becomes President of
MGM)
- 1972 - Billboard Producer Of The Year Award
- 1972 - Co-Master of Ceremonies (with Dr. Billy Graham),
Presidential Inaugural festivities
- 1974 - Formed Warner/Curb Records
- 1976 - Co-chairman of the Reagan Presidential Campaign
in California
- 1976 - Religious Heritage Of America - Business
And Professional Leader Of The
Year
- 1976 - Co-Chairman, California's President Ford
Campaign
- 1977 - Elected National Committeeman representing
the State of California on the
National Committee (Youngest person ever selected
to serve on the RNC Executive
Committee)
- 1977 - California Museum of Science and Industry's
Museum Fellowship Award for
Outstanding Achievement
in Business
- 1978-82 - Served as Member of the State Land's Commission
- 1978 - Elected Lieutenant Governor of California
- 1978 - Voice Of Patriots - Man Of The Year
- 1979 - Acting Governor of California (Supreme Court
decision - 12/79)
- 1979 - San Fernando Valley Business And Professional
Association - Free Enterprise Award
- 1979 - Appointed by the Governor to Chair California's
State Economic
Development Commission
- 1979 - Member of the Board of Regents for The University
of California
- 1980 - Appointed National Vice-Chairman of Reagan
Presidential Campaign
- 1980 - Republican National Convention Program
Chairman
- 1980 - Member of the Board of Trustees for The California
State University
- 1981 - California Republican Assembly - Governor's
Award
- 1981 - Military Order Of The World Wars - Patriot
Citizen Of The Year
- 1981 - President Gerald R. Ford and Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin announce
the establishment of the Mike Curb Nachlah in Galilee.
- 1981-82 - International Association of Lions Clubs
- Medal of Distinction
- 1982 - Elected Chairman of National Conference Of
Lieutenant Governors (lt.
governors from both parties)
- 1983 - Appointed by President Reagan to chair Republican
National Finance
Committee
- 1983 - California College Of Optometry - Doctor
Of Law (Honorary)
- 1983 - President of the California State Senate
- President's Gavel Award for
Service as President
- 1984 - Grant High School - Hall Of Fame
- 1984 - California State Polytechnic Institute -
Phi Kappa Phi
- 1985 - Castle & Cooke (Dole Food Company) (Hawaii's
largest corporation), Board
Of Directors
- 1986 - American Humanics - Theodore Roosevelt Friend
Of Youth Award
- 1987 - Appointed by President Reagan as a member
of the Committee for Trade
Negotiations
- 1987 - Boy Scouts Of America - Silver Beaver Award
- 1988 - Pepperdine - Doctor Of Law Degree (Honorary)
- 1989 - Appointed to the World USO Board
- 1990 - American Israeli Fellowship Society - Master
Builder Award - Neve-
Yerushalayim College
- 1991 - Elected to Academy of Country Music Board
- 1991 - Chairman, National Conference - Boys and Girls Clubs of America
- 1992 - Curb Records, Inc., a Tennessee corporation
(Curb family moves to
Nashville)
- 1992 - American Heart Association Curb Golf Classic
(annual)
- 1993 - Baptist Hospital Board Of Directors
- 1994 - Vanderbilt Children's Hospital Board Of Directors
- 1995 - Mike Curb School Of Music Business, Belmont
University
(dedicated 11/3/95)
- 1995 - Appointed by Governor Sundquist to Tennessee
Board for Economic Growth
- 1996 - Elected to CMA Board
- 1997 - Curb Competition established for the Nashville
Symphony (annual)
- 1997 - Harpeth Hall - Curb Family Music Center (dedicated
2/23/97)
- 1997 - Billboard Award - "You Light Up My Life"
(co-produced by Mike Curb) First
Album to debut #1 on the Billboard Hot 100 Chart,
Billboard Top Country
Album
Chart, and the Billboard Contemporary Christian Chart
- 1998 - Curb Classroom and Library at Vanderbilt
Children's Hospital
- 1998 - National Father's Day Council - Father Of
The Year
- 1998 - Music Row Marketing Achievement Award - "How
Do I Live"
- 1998 - Billboard Award for co-producing longest
running record of the century -
"How Do I Live"
- 1998 - Country Record Label Of The Year - American
Songwriter Magazine
- 1999 - Curb Records and March of Dimes A.I.R. Awards
(Achievement In Radio)
(annual)
- 1999 - Greater Nashville 100 Leadership Award (one
of the top 10 private
companies in Nashville)
- 1999 - The Mike Curb Family Children's Theatre at
the Nashville Public Library
- 1999 - WB Radio Music Awards Country Label Of The
Year
- 2000 - Curb Conservatory at the Country Music Hall
of Fame
- 2000 - Belmont University - Doctor Of Humanities
Degree (Honorary)
- 2000-01 - Vanderbilt Children's Hospital - Chairman,
Board Of Directors
- 2001 - Junior Achievement - National Business Hall
of Fame
- 2001 - Curb Event Center - Belmont University (groundbreaking)
- 2001 - Billboard Country Label Of The Year
- 2002 - RCA Studio B Purchased and Restored by the
Mike Curb Family Foundation
- 2002 - Belmont University Board Of Directors
- 2002 - Country Music Foundation - Executive Vice
President and Trustee
- 2002 - Fisk University Board Of Directors
- 2002 - Mike Curb Center for Free Enterprise (Junior
Achievement)
- 2002 - St. Thomas Health Services Board of Directors
(5 hospitals, including St.
Thomas and Baptist Hospitals)
- 2002 - Curb becomes partner in Word Records and
Chairman of the Board
- 2002 - Kiwanis Outstanding Nashvillian Of The Year
- 2003 - Curb Center for Art, Enterprise and Public
Policy at Vanderbilt University
- 2003 - Mike Curb inducted into Georgia Music Hall
Of Fame
- 2003 - Curb Youth Symphony and Curb Family Music
Education Center at the
Nashville Symphony
- 2003 - Mike Curb College of Entertainment and Music
Business becomes a free-
standing college at Belmont University, the largest
college of its kind in the
nation
and the largest college at Belmont
- 2003 - Beaman/Curb Boy Scout Conference Center in honor of Mike Curb's father
Charles M. Curb
- 2003 - Curb/Beaman Jubilee Singers Chair established
- 2003 - Mike and Linda Curb receive the Harmony Award
from the Nashville
Symphony
- 2004 - Elected to Board of RIAA (Recording Industry
Association of America)
- 2004 - Mike & Linda Curb receive Fisk University
Jubilee Art and Humanities Award
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Curb family establishes Eloisa Salazar Stout Library at Kipp Academy (In honor of Mike Curb's grandmother and Megan & Courtney's great grandmother)
Curb family establishes Curb/Stout Patriots Theatre at Fort Campbell in honor of Mike Curb's grandfather Charles J. Stout and all of the soldiers and their families at Fort Campbell
Curb family establishes C.M. Curb Sanctuary at Baptist Hospital and St. Thomas' Health Services (In honor of Mike Curb's grandfather Reverend C.M. Curb)
Mike Curb Family Welcome Center established at Second Harvest Food Bank
Mike Curb Learning Center for the Junior Achievement was established in Los Angeles
Mike Curb Family Foundation purchases the Johnny Cash Awards Museum
Mike Curb Family Foundation purchases the Historic Quonset Hut Studio (First studio on Music Row)
Mike Curb Family Foundation purchases the Historic Columbia Studio A (and the Columbia/Sony Building)
Curb Records - R&R Country Gold Label of the Year and R&R Overall Gold Label of the Year
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Mike Curb honored as Distinguished Alumnus of California State University at Northridge
Mike Curb inducted into the West Coast Stock Car Hall of Fame
Mike Curb receives Lifetime Achievement Award at the 16th Annual Los Angeles Music Awards
Mike Curb Family Foundation purchases Elvis Presley's first home on Audubon Drive in Memphis, Tennessee
The Mike Curb Music Institute is established at Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee
The Curb Family Professorship for Business and Law is established at Claremont/McKenna College along with the Curb Family Conference Room
The Curb Learning Lab for Music and Entertainment Marketing is established at Baylor University in Texas
The Mike Curb Family Education Center is established at the San Antonio Humane Society in Texas
The Mike Curb College for Arts, Media & Communication is dedicated at California State University
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Mike Curb receives honorary Doctor of Humanities Degree from Rhodes College In Memphis, TN
Co-Chairman w/Senate Majority Leader Bill Frist - National Woodrow Wilson Awards (Dolly Parton and Jack Bovender)
Mike Curb selected as Nashvillian of the Year
Mike Curb receives a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
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Curb receives CA Film Festival Music Award (Temecula)
Curb receives the Lifetime Achievement Award from the Phoenix Music Awards
The Mike Curb College of Art, Music and Science is established at Daytona State College
The Curb Family Pediatric Rehabilitation Clinic is established at the Vanderbilt Children's Hospital
The Curb Event Center at the Curb College at Belmont University hosts the Historic Town Hall debate between Senator John McCain and President Barack Obama.
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 | 2009 - | Mike Curb receives a Star on Nashville's Music City Walk of Fame
Mike Curb receives an Honorary Doctor of Fine Arts Degree from California State University
The Curb Creative Campus Program is dedicated by the Curb Center at Vanderbilt University
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| 1979 | Walt Kennedy - Top 10 CRA Sprint Car Championship (USAC) (Mike Curb Productions car) - Winner at Ascot Speedway
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| 1980 | Dale Earnhardt - 1st Winston Cup Championship (Mike Curb Productions car) - Winner at Charlotte, Atlanta, Bristol and Daytona (Bud Shootout)
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| 1980 | Bobby Allison - Top 10 Winston Cup Championship (Curb-sponsored car)
Winner at Daytona, Dover, Richmond
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| 1984 | Richard Petty - Top 10 Winston Cup Championship (Curb-owned car) Winner at Daytona - 200th victory
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| 1984 | Ted Prappas - Top 10 SCCA Indy Lites Championship (Supervee) Winner at Laguna Seca
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| 1985 | Chris Cord/Jim Adams - 8 Victories including Daytona (IMSA GTU)
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| 1985 | Tom Sneva - Top 10 Cart Indy Car Championship Podium Finishes at Michigan 500 and Milwaukee
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| 1985 | Ed Pimm - Top 10 USAC Indy Car Championship Top 10 Indianapolis 500
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| 1985/86 | Rocky Moran/Dennis Aase - 3 Victories including Watkins Glen (IMSA GTS)
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| 1986 | Tom Sneva - Top 10 Cart Indy Car Championship Podium Finishes at Long Beach Grand Prix and Phoenix
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| 1986 | Brad Noffsinger - Wins CRA/Sprint Car Championship (Curb Records Special) (12 victories)
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| 1986 | Tim Grose - Top 10 in NHRA Drag Racing/Funny Car Championship (Curb-owned car) - Winner at Pomona Winternationals
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| 1986 | Dale Jarrett - Top 5 in NASCAR Grand National (Busch) Series Championship (Curb-owned car) - 1st win at Orange County Speedway
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| 1987 | Brad Noffsinger - Wins CRA/Sprint Car Championship (Curb Records Special) (8 victories)
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| 1999 | Jason Leffler - Top 10 USAC Silver Crown Championship Winner at Irwindale and Nazareth - Brad Noffsinger - Winner at Memphis
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| 2000 | Brad Noffsinger - Top 5 USAC Silver Crown Championship
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| 2001 | Billy Boat - Top 5 Indy Racing League Championship, Top 10 Indianapolis 500 - Pole Winner/Track Record at Nashville
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| 2003 | Johnny Sauter - Winner at Richmond Nationwide Series (Curb/Agajanian) Top 10 Busch Point Standings (Shared with RCR)
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| 2003 | Tyler Walker - Top 10 USAC Silver Crown Championship
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| 2004 | Tyler Walker - 3 Consecutive Victories - USAC Silver Crown
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| 2005-07 | Kasey Kahne - 11 Top 10 Finishes - USAC Silver Crown
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| 2006 | Joey Saldana - Top 3 National World of Outlaws Championship - Winner 2006 Big One at Eldora Speedway
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| 2006 | Mike Curb inducted into the West Coast Stock Car Hall of Fame
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| 2007 | Joey Saldana - Runner Up World of Outlaws Championship (12 Victories)
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| 2007 | Phillip McGilton - Top 5 ARCA Point Standings (Baker-Curb/Brewco)
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| 2007 | Kevin Swindell - Top 10 USAC National Midget Championship - Winner at Indianapolis Raceway Park
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| 2007 | Brady Bacon - Top 5 USAC National Sprint Car Championship
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| 2008 | Brad Coleman - Top 10 Watkins Glen and Las Vegas (NASCAR Nationwide)
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| 2008 | Brad Sweet - Top 3 USAC National Midget Championship - Winner of Belleville Nationals at Knoxville
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| 2008 | Brad Sweet - Top 10 USAC National Sprint Car Championship
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| 2009 | Stanton Barrett/Jaques Lazier - Indy Racing League Series - Championship Top 20
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| 2009 | Paulie Harraka - Top 5 NASCAR Camping World West Series - Top 10: All American Speedway, Phoenix, Madera, Iowa, New Hampshire, Irwindale, Miller Motorsports Park - Winner at Colorado & All American Speedway (California)
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| 2009 | Kevin Swindell - NASCAR Camping World East Series - Top 10: New Hampshire Speedway
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| 2009 | Johnny Sauter - Top 6 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series - Top 10: Kansas, Dover, Texas, Memphis, Nashville, Chicago, Iowa, Gateway, New Hampshire, Texas
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| 2009 | Johnny Sauter - Winner at Las Vegas
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| 2009 | Jason Keller - Top 10 NASCAR Nationwide Series - Top 10: Daytona, Talladega, Richmond, Dover, Gateway, Iowa, Dover, Fontana
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| 2009 | Josh Wise - Top 6 USAC Silver Crown; Top 10: Manzanita, Manzanita, Oswego, Terre Haute, Eldora
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| 2009 | Brad Sweet - USAC Midget Car Runner-up - Winner at Manzanita, Salem, Terre Haute, Eldora
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| 2009 | Joey Saldana - World of Outlaws - 20 Victories - Top 3 in Championship Point Standings
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- 2009 - NASCAR Camping World Truck Series (Johnny Sauter)
- 2009 - NASCAR Nationwide Series (Jason Keller)
- 2009 - NASCAR Camping World West Series (Paulie Harraka)
- 2009 - USAC Midget Car (Brad Sweet)
- 2009 - USAC Silver Crown (Josh Wise)
- 2009 - World of Outlaws (Joey Saldana)
- 2008 - USAC National Midget Car (Brad Sweet)
- 2008 - USAC National Sprint Car (Brad Sweet)
- 2008 - World of Outlaws (Joey Saldana)
- 2007 - USAC National Sprint Car (Kevin Swindell)
- 2007 - World of Outlaws (Joey Saldana)
- 2007 - ARCA (Phillip McGilton) (Baker-Curb w/Brewco)
- 2007 - USAC National Midget Car (Brady Bacon)
- 2006 - World of Outlaws (Joey Saldana)
- 2003 - NASCAR Busch Series (Johnny Sauter) (CA/RCR)
- 2003 - USAC Silver Crown (Tyler Walker)
- 2001 - Indy Racing League (Billy Boat)
- 2000 - USAC Silver Crown (Brad Noffsinger)
- 1987 - CRA-USAC (Brad Noffsinger)
- 1986 - CART Indy Car (Tom Sneva)
- 1986 - NHRA (Tim Grose)
- 1986 - CRA Sprint Car (Brad Noffsinger) (sponsor)
- 1986 - NASCAR Busch Grand National (Dale Jarrett)
- 1985/1986 - IMSA GTS (Dennis Aase/Rocky Moran)
- 1985 - USAC Indy Car (Ed Pimm)
- 1985 - CART Indy Car (Tom Sneva)
- 1984/1985 - IMSA GTU (Chris Cord/Jim Adams)
- 1984 - SCCA Indy Pro (Ted Prappas)
- 1984 - NASCAR Winston Cup (Richard Petty)
- 1980 - NASCAR Winston Cup (Bobby Allison) (sponsor)
- 1980 - NASCAR Winston Cup (Dale Earnhardt) (sponsor)
- 1979 - CRA Sprint Car (Walt Kennedy) (sponsor)
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