Who determines what artists get played on a corporate station's holiday playlist?
"Danny T" wrote in message
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On Nov 29, 10:22 pm, "David Eduardo" wrote:
He is a close friend of mine dumb ass. What to see a picture of us
sailing on my yacht last summer when he came to visit me? I think I
know more about him then you do.... He certainly does! Unless he and
the people that work for him are all lying to me then you are wrong.
Yacht? Hahaha. LOL.
To have the money for a yacht means you either inherited it or made it.
While I suppose you could be a rich moron who inherited, I know you don't
have the money to have a yacht as wealthy people are generally intelligent,
educated and informed. Your posts on records and radio demonstrate someone
who is broadly ignorant and ill informed.
You are obviously a troll. Nobody but a troll would have posted the silly
things about radio music airplay you put in your original post,
demonstrating a total lack of understanding of the radio and record
businesses. That you don't know that the R&R directory is online and updated
each week caps it.
Columbia / Nashville is a small label among big ones. While the Columbia
records imprint, based in NY, has artists like Beyonce, the Nashville
operation is relatively small.
"Veteran country promotion man Jimmy Rector, who most recently served as
head of promotion for the Muzik Mafia's Raybaw Records, joins Sony BMG
Nashville as VP of promotion for Columbia Records Nashville. He replaces
Larry Pareigis, who exited suddenly on Jan. 23. Rector previously served at
BNA Records, which is now part of Sony BMG, for six-and-a-half years. He
became head of promotion for Raybaw in April of 2006."
As I said, he is a country record promoter... with a title. And you don't
have a yacht.
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