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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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I have heard through the grapevine that radio want songs under a certain time frame. ( I know some classic songs have been long...but lately they seem to fit a certain time) I try to keep my songs near or under that, as eventually I want to try to pitch some songs and see if there is any interest, though I know it is a long shot to have happen, but anyways, sometimes, a song seems to want to gravitate a bit longer.. I have been working on something that is 4 min 35 sec. Is this just too long??? I have cut it several times, but now feel it is leaning toward missing some of it's charm, (if it has any)  , if I cut it more. Any suggestions?? Thanks guys... Kim
Last edited by Kimberlyinnc; 08/12/10 08:37 PM.
*Always open to collaborations on my lyrics.. with singers and musicians, but PLEASE contact me before putting work into one--in case someone else has it..thanks!!** BMI Member All Rights Reserved http://www.littleikepublishing.com Email for Song Business Only littleikeproductions@hotmail.com
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