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I forked out some money for a couple guitar lesoons about 130 years ago. Sometimes you have to buy the book or see that instructor, like anyone.
I would just like practical tips myself for where when someone believes they have the product to market that product. Not "what it takes to be the right musician". Because some of these unorthodox ones by professional standards may have worked their butts off and shopped that around. Maybe they hav'nt been stirred in the right direction where there is the opportunity. There seems to be so much methedology to getting published.
I think the hits of yesterday stick out more. They did'nt look at the conforming side the same way since they were the originators of it. Just sending that simple recording off to a publisher or getting heard somewhere.
Now it is so easy to get lost in the shuffle. There are books on how to better market and where to go. Musical instruction is fine, but I think from reading many in this post that they already pretty much know what they want to do.
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