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How the Music Business Works I have created these video in defense of myself and Sage of Quay's Mike Williams exploring the theory that The Beatles were the first manufactured "boy band" who didn't write their own music. #thebeatles #boyband #wreckingcrew #musicbusiness #beatles #boyband
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4. The Music Business Is Not Looking for Geniuses (00:08:34)
5. The Music Business Preys on the Young (00:12:11)
6. How Studio Musicians Are Used (00:15:50)
7. Ghost Writers (00:29:38)
8. The Beatles Were My Saviors (00:33:17)
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To support Peter's channel please visit his Patreon channel.
https://www.patreon.com/PTPOP
To hear Sage of Quay Radio
https://www.youtube.com/@TheSageofQuayRadioHour
My award winning documentaries:
Road to Forgiveness - Addiction Spares No-one.
https://youtu.be/6GczCpfecuE
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http://www.theartistadocumentary.com
Vimeo
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1. How The Music Business Works (00:00:00)
2. Intro (00:06:11)
3. Why The Beatles Aren't Who We Think They Were (00:06:19)
4. The Music Business Is Not Looking for Geniuses (00:08:34)
5. The Music Business Preys on the Young (00:12:11)
6. How Studio Musicians Are Used (00:15:50)
7. Ghost Writers (00:29:38)
8. The Beatles Were My Saviors (00:33:17)
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