Everyday People
View this post on Instagram So… This weeks cover is ‘Everyday People’, originally by Sly and the Family Stone. A song that’s sadly as pertinent now as it was then.…
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The Bob Lefsetz Podcast: Bob Ezrin Part 2
In part two of my conversation with legendary record producer Bob Ezrin we delve deeply into his production of the first Peter Gabriel album and Pink Floyd’s “The Wall,” and…
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Dave Chappelle “8:46”
20,293,000 YouTube views. What kind of crazy, fucked-up world do we live in where a comedian has more reach than any musician? One in which Chappelle is trusted by his…
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The Bob Lefsetz Podcast: Bob Ezrin – Part 1
In part one of my conversation with legendary record producer Bob Ezrin we discuss his upbringing in Toronto, his journey into record production with Jack Richardson, and his meeting, signing…
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Music News
WARNER MUSIC IPO The crime here goes back to 2004, when Time Warner blew out its record division for $2.6 billion.Add New Today Warner Music is valued at $15 billion.…
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The Bob Lefsetz Podcast: Author Robert Kolker
Robert Kolker is the author of the best-selling book “Hidden Valley Road” (an Oprah’s Book Club choice!) as well as the “New York” magazine article upon which the HBO feature…
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Black Out Tuesday
Could the music industry do any LESS? I’m talking about the recorded music industry, the live business has been blacked out for months, with no light on the horizon. But…
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The Bob Lefsetz Podcast: Sarah Kendzior
The oracle from St. Louis, Sarah Kendzior is the author of the bestselling books “The View From Flyover Country” and “Hiding in Plain Sight.” You can see her in bits…
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Moon Martin
He must’ve had a bad case of something. Music has turned into news. There’s no filter, no trusted authority. There’s an endless firehose of material and no one can be…
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Navigating The Gauntlet
Your opinion counts. But if you express it, expect blowback. There is no center. You are in charge as much as anybody. Theoretically you can reach everybody, but it’s nearly…
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