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Charles Stettler was born on 30 April 1950 in Switzerland. He is a producer and actor, known for Krush Groove (1985), Who's the Man? (1993) and Disorderlies (1987).
- Producer, Actor
- April 30, 1950
- Charles Stettler
Charles Stettler fort de ses quarante ans d’expérience s’occupe de l’installation, de la maintenance et de l’entretien des stations de pompage ou de relevage. Entretien et réparation de stations de pompage d'eaux usées et claires: tout coule de source
In 1983, a Swiss-born promoter named Charles Stettler, the owner of his own label Tin Pan Apple, decided to hold a hip-hop talent contest. To find a sponsor, Stettler went to radio station WBLS, which recommended him to a couple of sponsors.
We called our former manager, Charles Stettler, and asked if he could make that happen for us, and he went off to the races and put this big thing together.
Their manager is a Swiss-born promoter named Charlie Stettler, the owner of his label-management company Tin Pan Apple. In 1983, he put on a hip-hop talent contest at Radio City Music Hall, and the Fat Boys-then rapping as Disco 3-were the unexpected walk-on champs. "Stick 'Em" was the song they used to win the contest. [7] .
Charlie Stettler gave his last US interview to the New York Times and Charlie Rose ... Together with his partner Lynda West, Stettler managed and developed the careers of the Fat Boys, Ed Lover & Doctor Dré ( YO!MTV RAPS and HOT 97 Radio ), Leslie “Big Lez” Segar ( BET ’s Rap City), Run (of Run DMC) , Michael Monroe, (Hanoi Rocks), DJ ...
Feb 24, 2021 · In 1983, the promoter Charlie Stettler put together a hip-hop talent contest at Radio City Music Hall. Stettler, who’d come to New York from Switzerland as a teenager, had worked as a porn actor...