Hadaway also hosted a variety of big acts from the Motown label including The Four Tops, Marv Johnson, Jimmy Ruffin and Edwin Starr.

Satril's label identity had over 25 different territories and achieved success on the recording front with such acts as The Sandpipers, who charted with "Hang on Sloopy", Kenny Lynch, who had a best-seller with "Half The Day's Gone And We Haven't Earned a Penny",[3] and Godiego, who were a hit in the Japanese market (sales of over 32 million units).

Through a deal with Florida-based comedian/impresario Mike Winters, Hadaway became responsible for the catalogues of Church Street Station and Rock 'N' Roll Palace music TV, video and record series, which attracted such names as Tammy Wynette, Merle Haggard, George Jones and Jerry Lee Lewis.

Throughout the decade, Hadaway continued to promote gigs in Europe, including a festival in Malta (December 1989) on the occasion of the historic summit between President's George H. W. Bush and Mikael Gorbachev.

The concert featured international pop names including Chris de Burgh, Leo Sayer, Sinitta, Aimii Stewart, Heatwave and Aswad.

[6] In more recent times, Hadaway has branched further into visual media, producing programmes tailored for broadcast including the Peter Green documentary Man of the World (2009), shown on BBC and Sky Arts.