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Lot Long
by Gary E. Andrews - 11/10/26 11:20 AM
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Joined: Jan 2001
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If a label and a 90 others would want "me" to be their candy bar, I think that would be amazing, and a chance to get really working at the art of being an artist more! Everybody wins! Working at doing our music! Fifth Avenue Bar thank you! (my street actually!)
Just have to ask the lawyers "what will I really be doing, by what this and that says"? It would be up to the artist to sign or not, giving all the details. Knowing it's a business in the first place should place the situations to come in the "no surprise" category.
Smidge away, as long as I agree to everything up front. I'm willing to play anywhere for free, so getting paid, even if others make more at first, would be even better. Probably would have a piano and other players as well! Maybe even amps!!! I would be the roady for a while if that would help. What am I talking about anyway....who wants a baby boomer as their candy bar? Maybe have to call me "50th Avenue Bar"!
John Daubert
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