It’s All about the Music Business

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TESTIMONIALS Many artists have had no formal training, making this book perfect for them. I’ve not seen a book with such content geared to the field of music. Gene Chandler, The Duke of Earl [Fred Wheatt’s] advice and observations comes from a place of love in his heart and always in the spirit of forward progression. His artistry is well known, his enthusiasm is contagious… Leonard DiCosimo, President, Cleveland Federation of Musicians, Local 4 This book is particularly important for the lay person who’s not been afforded the opportunity to study music formally. Dr. James T. Johnson, Jr., PhD in Ethnomusicology. University of Pittsburg and Community College of Allegheny Faculty Member and Executive Director, Afro American Music Institute of Pittsburg Wheatt’s work is a well-researched and informative overview of music’s pervasive power in our culture. The advice he offers, supported by anecdotes from his impressive music career, provide the budding musician with important information on how to make it today’s new music industry. John Kellogg, Esq., Assistant Chair, Music Business/Management, Berklee College of Music, Boston Massachusetts I helped to inspire Fred in naming this long-over-due book which is ‘all about the music business.’ Very informative. Chubby Checker, The Twist