Record Companies Are Irrelevant
Good music cannot be heard if people don’t rise up in defense of good artists.
The money making machine has been in control of what music gets out. But today, artists and fans are fed up. The elite record labels are overthrown. They have no respect anymore. They are only after making the almighty buck. They care nothing about music.
We, the artists, are sticking it to them. They have no authority over the artist anymore. They will not control the release of good music anymore. They rarely put out good music. The record company is irrelevant and outdated.
The revolution is upon us. The fearful status quo thinking of the record company suits is over. We, the artists, have taken charge.
There are many alternatives to getting the music out there. There is a free culture movement going on. Artists are starting to give their music away. I have have done this. The bottom line is to have my music heard. Look me up at Jamendo
How ’bout that Capital, Geffen, Warner Brothers, A&M, Columbia, etc.?
Jim Guittard
Chords for “Pernik”
Pernik
Intro
A G D A 2x
A G D A
Az znam malko Bulgarski.
A G D A
Az iskam da oocha Bulgarski.
A G D A
Sega az jivaya v Pernik.
E D A
Moje bi posle ste znam minogo Bulgarski.
E D A
Moje bi posle ste znam minogo Bulgarski.
Break
A G D A 2x
A G D A
I know little Bulgarian.
A G D A
I want to learn Bulgarian.
A G D A
Now I live in Pernik.
E D A
Maybe later, I ll know a lot of Bulgarian.
E D A
Maybe later, I ll learn a lot of Bulgarian.
Break
A G D A 2x
A G D A
Az znam malko Bulgarski.
Words and Music by Jim Guittard 2006
Last.FM
Most of you probably already know about Last.FM.
But anyway, it’s a really cool site where you can listen to many artists. I’m there. Come on by.
Best,
Jim
The Ragas Release Free Album
Well I just wanted to let people know that Henry McGuinn and I have released an album on the free download site Jamendo.
The songs are from 2000 when we were establishing our band the Ragas in the beginnings of the Neo-Psychedelic scene in Hollywood.
I had enough foresight to let my 4-track roll. The tunes are pretty raw but I think captures the essense of the Ragas. We named our group the Ragas after sitar royalty Ravi Shankar and the style of raga rock music that the Beatles and the Byrds came up with.
Basically, Henry and I would jam tunes and record them and then trek out for Indian food on the Sunset Strip. It was fun times.
I hope you will download for free at:
All the Best,
Jim
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