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I think the hard part is getting a lyricist into a studio.....Lyricists outnumber musicians by a considerable margin......I wonder why. Big Jim I think that is a myth. Nashville has more accomplished Musicians than you could imagine. They are every where and can play extremely well. Same with studios. They are every where and most can crank out a high quality demo in a couple hours. Radio ready. Not just Country either. I was always amazed at the numbers of folks who could play instruments very well where I lived in Michigan. Good Lyrics on the other hand were hard to find High quality Lyricists on the other hand are hard to come by. Why do you think it is pay to play here. It's definitely not because there is a shortage of good musicians.
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