HeyJaredThe No Love Songs Music Business Podcast
This podcast is all about the economics of rock and roll, from a New York perspective. There's a million bands out there, and almost as many clubs. Not to mention the complexities of streaming, advertising, music videos, and merch. How to navigate all that?
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EP 15: Clint Holley (opens the original)
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Hey, it’s episode fifteen of the No Love Songs Music Business podcast! In this episode I speak with Clint Holley, Chief Mastering Engineer and owner of Well Made Music and The Earnest Tube in Bristol, VA. We talked about cutting lacquers for record mastering, direct-to-disk recording, and why the vinyl industry might be headed for consolidation. Well Made Music is a true success story in American manufacturing, and in the music business generally. The mastering studio originally started in Cleve
EP 14: Big Lon Salyer (opens the original)
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In this episode, ethnomusicologist Ryan Bazinet speaks with East Tennessee music historian Lonnie “Big Lon” Salyer . We talked about his work organizing a massive annual record show, his weekly radio show on Radio Bristol , and his upcoming book about the 1950s record label, Kingsport Records. Enjoy the conversation. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit nolovesongs.substack.com
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