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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 09:48 PM
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And when your music does get played on one of these network blanket license deals, you can't expect any credits to roll by with your song. I mean, it's not like a program jocky will announce the song title and songwriter name, so no one will even know that your song played.  At least in the radio days, when songs got a rotation, the DJs would usually announce the name of the song and artist. The people could buy the album and also learn who the original songwriters were. Yes Michael, it's rare to see one's name in the credits for any music library placements. Music libraries usually get the credit. John 
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