Anybody agree ?

I partially agree because a lot of people are still not hip to the internet. You still need some type of distribution deal to get your cd's in the well known record stores. I am a musician and a consumer. I still like to browse the cd's at the local record store. Only then if I can't find something I want, I turn to the internet. However, if an artist is capable of playing, producing and pressing up their own product, then the internet is the way to go. You recoop your investment 100%. But you really have to get into the promotion of your product or no one will even know that you anything to sell.

Just my 2cents...

Peace

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This just in:

Spyro Gyra's next album will be released on Heads Up/Telarc sometime this spring.

Thanks to everyone for your support.

Hey David : You're right,I figured with advances in technology they could reach fans they never knew they had.......say a small remote island where they have no stores. But you're on point about product availability in the larger chains in heavily populated areas.

That's good newz Phil about Spyro ! It's just strange seeing them and The Ripps on independent labels....But at least you'll still be able to buy their product in the stores as David previously mentioned.

Phil,

That's the best news I've heard this week. Thanks for keeping us posted.

Hmmm. Head's Up/Telarc. I have other CDs from that label I believe - I'll have to check when I get home. Does that ring a bell with anyone else?


David,

I know this is cross posting, but I just wanted to let you know I got Metrocafe on your recommendation and I really like it a lot.

All Right!!!!!!!

Now i'm happy to know that soon i'll be listening to some new, fresh Spyro!!!!!

Also Heads Up features (or featured) Caribbean Jazz Project, Roberto Perera, Carlos Guedes, and many more.

GOOOOOOOOOD NEWS PHIL!!!!!!!!


Eril.

The Heads Up label is based in Lynwood , Washington. Philip Bailey of Earth, Wind & Fire is signed their as a solo artist.In addition to Philip , Andy Narell and Paquito D'Rivera is signed to Heads Up.

Their website is www.headsup.com

I believe that Ken Navarro was also on that label. As was a female sax player whom I cannot remember her name. Pamela Williams I think!

You're right David. It was Pam, She's good too !

Gerald Veasley, Joe McBride, etc...