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TV Drama
by Raymond Byabazaire - 08/31/26 09:46 AM
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Howdy Joe,
I always did believe they were masters at the marketing business...being able to avoid the middle men of the music business. They made money their own way...through concerts, merchandising and selling music at their shows. They generated their own following...and an enormous one it was.
At the time they were at their peak..I was not into the altered states thing (well, I never WAS into that!!) so I sort of dismissed them at the time because so much of their following was into that stuff. I think I missed a lot as a result. They were clearly a phenomenon of their own making.
Hugs,
Bobbie
They'll tell you success in the music biz is all about who you know...but the truth is...it's about who knows you. Gallup 'n Dawg Music
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