Author Unknown There is a lot more than just playing your horn.The following are some things to keep in mind in the music business:BE PATIENTSHOW UPSHOW UP ON TIMEBE PATIENTALWAYS BE HAPPY TO BE THERETHAT FIRST IMPRESSION CAN MAKE OR BREAKAS A PLAYER, MAKE YOURSELF AVAILABLE FOR ANYTHINGBE PATIENTBE PROMPT IN RETURNING PHONE CALLSKEEP THEContinue Reading
MORAINE SONG There’s a fortune underground There’s a future in the trees If we save it and don’t pave it We can share the summer breeze What do we need when our throat is kinda parched The city’s getting hotter and there’s junkies in the parks How do we cope with the traffic noiseContinue Reading
This is from the company who pressed the vinyl in 2020: Vinyl Me Please .ed The Behind The Scenes Story Of The John Cale Mix Of ‘The Stooges’ We Talked To The A&R, Producer, And Liner Notes Writer Of Our New Record Of The Month We talked to a few of them about how theContinue Reading
by jimmypage (ed. actually his instagram page) On this day in 1987, I recorded ‘Blues Anthem’ (If I Cannot Have Your Love, I’ll Sing The Blues) with Chris Farlowe‚ which appeared on the Outrider album. Chris was somebody who I first saw in about 1957, in the heats of the British Skiffle Championship, where heContinue Reading
by Iggy Pop Iggy And The Stooges 42m · On the eve of the release of Fun House Deluxe Box Set, Iggy recounts the creation and recording of the album. Read I was laying on my back on the floor of the Stooges rehearsal room, stoked on LSD and reefer, staring at the lovely amplifiersContinue Reading
“some good truth here on how hip-hop and rap are NOT music. -ed Hip-Hop: The Cancer of American Culture It’s reached a level of moral rot that Americans have not seen in any subculture or genre of music. Patrick Hampton · Apr. 8, 2019 Let me be clear: I am in no way diminishing cancerContinue Reading
We’ll say it straight — every aspect of Big Radio’s latest campaign to maintain its profit margins is deceptive. So why is the National Association of Broadcasters touting this resolution so aggressively if it actually doesn’t protect local radio or promote the value of music? It’s quite simple – Big Radio doesn’t want to payContinue Reading