Harold J. Kleiner

Harold J. Kleiner born May 1, 1944 and he died on April 14, 2002 in Los Angeles due to complications from colon surgery. Born and raised in New York, he started his long career in the music industry in 1972 at Columbia Records. After 17 years with Columbia and the Columbia Record Club, he moved to Los Angeles and worked for Walt Disney Records for approximately 10 years. While there, he produced and executive-produced many records including ``The Little Mermaid" and the Grammy nominated ``Pooh:Take my Hand-Songs from the 100 Acre Wood." In 2000, he co-founded Magelic Productions, Inc. with his friend Marco Marinangeli, a state of the art digital studio where he was President.