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Tue, 20 March 2007
[Show #63] No Respect, And Why The Music Business Sucks


News, Crosstalk and we tweak the Stupid Knob...twice!

News:

    Snapper For Mac

    Guitar Shed 2

    8 core Mac Pro Coming Soon?


Alleged Web Site Slip Up

    Structure Public Beta

    The Death Of Paul Delay

Crosstalk:

    PSN Breaks 100,000 Downloads!

    Bum Rush The Charts!

      The Special Buy Link For March 22!

    Barebonz.org

    Pro Tools Prefs Trasher

    Battlestar Galactica Free Files

    Weird Al Video Feature:

First Television Appearance


In The Studio - Latest Album


The Stupid Knob:

    Cease & Desist For Lip Syncers

    The Demise Of Rap?

Featured Story:

    Who are the Swampers?

    MuscleShoalsSound.org


The Swampers in the mid-1970s: from left, Barry Beckett,
Roger Hawkins, David Hood, and Jimmy Johnson.

Viewer Mail:

"Why The Music Business Sucks" from Ed Bradshaw and Dante Brown, and Patrick Abbas has a question about sample delay in Pro Tools.

Answer To Last Week's Trivia Question:

Q: This single debuted on Billboard’s Hot 100 on April 19, 1975 and catapulted from #98 to #1 in nine weeks, remaining in the top position for four weeks. The artist also recorded the song in Spanish, and it was released as a single later that year. It also charted, peaking at #49 on the Billboard pop charts that same year, making it the first #1 single ever to chart simultaneously in different languages by the same artist. What was the song and who was the artist?

A: This is related to last weeks trivia question. The answer is Love Will Keep Us Together by Daryl Dragon and Toni Tenille, better known as The Captain And Tenille.

The only correct answer was from Brian Cowie, who won last week's contest! Kudos to Brian, but no prize award this week.

See you next week!

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