
Pertaining to music, technology, and the label industry
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 103 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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When I was a kid, there wasn’t a lot of music on TV during the hours I was allowed to watch, so I somehow latched onto The Porter Wagoner Show as my primary music viewing.
Dolly Parton was the girl singer on the program during those years,...
For this post, I’ve revisiting some old pieces and updating with a few things I’ve been reading and watching lately. Plus, I’ve got news about two of the best music books I’ve read in ages.
My Cherry Red Records box set project This Can’t...
A recent post in the Dumptruck fan group on Facebook brought back memories of one of the weirdest and most frustrating nights in my early career. Not surprisingly, my memory screwed up a few details, but Kirk Swan from the band straightened...
When I started writing this newsletters, the idea was to share great music, tell funny stories about the music business, and explain some of the hard-to-grasp copyright and legal concepts that confuse even the most experienced musicians and...
I was sorry to get news last week about the death of Doug Goldstein, the legendary tour manager who became the full-time manager of Guns N’ Roses because he was the only person who could convince Axl to do stuff.
At Geffen, I was assigned...
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A&R, audio tech writer, music archivist. I have been a rock manager, radio promotion man, A&R executive, music producer, teacher, and record store clerk. I have some stories.
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