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Riding The Rollercoaster: How Artists Survive The Music Business To Become The Legends We Love
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Riding The Rollercoaster Tells The Story Of How Artists And Bands Carve Out Long And Successful Careers In The Music Business, Despite The Numerous Pitfalls And Pratfalls.Riding The Rollercoaster Gives A Unique Insider Perspective As To How The Music Business Really Works Or DoesnT And How The Best Bands Have Survived And Thrived. Based On InDepth Interviews With 70 Artists, Including Tears For Fears, Norah Jones, The Waterboys, James, Rickie Lee Jones, Interpol, The Lumineers, David Gray, Kt Tunstall, Ben Folds, Suzanne Vega, Keane, Crowded House, David Gray, John Grant And Many More, The Book Is About How Established, Famous And Renowned Musicians And Bands Have Managed To Carve 20, 30, Even 50Year Careers Making Music In An Industry Notorious For Being Fickle And Obsessed With The New. They Have Been Dropped By Labels, Lost Band Members, Had Hits And Misses, BrokenUp And Reformed, But Somehow Crossed The Rubicon And Made It Through To The Other Side To Have Successful Independent Careers And Make Some Of Their Best Ever Songs And Albums. The Book Takes A Wider Lens To The Music Industry And Explores Why Artists Are Not Respected Enough, Despite Being The Central Providers To A Growing Music Industry Worth $100 Billion A Year. Will This Ever Change?
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