Confessions of a Record Producer

It Started Out As Rage Against Self-Serving 'Insider' Books by Executives. Not Until Moses Avalon Wrote From the Viewpoint of Those on the Creative Side Did We Finally Get a Fair and Balanced View of How the Music Business Really Works. It's Been 10 Years Since "Confessions of a Record Producer" Published Real-Life Numbers Showing What Artists Made on So-Called 'Hit Records' and How Producers, Labels, Managers, and Even the Artists' Own Lawyers Conspire to Cheat Them Out of Royalties. Since Then, "Confessions" Has Made It Onto the Required Reading List in Nearly All Major Music Business Programs Around the World, Including Nyu, Ucla, Usc, Full Sail, and Prestigious Law Schools Like Loyola. It's Stayed in the Top 10 Per Cent of All Books Distributed by Amazon and Won Testimonials From Top Industry Pros Confirming That It's the Only Publication That Tells the Real Story of How Artists Get Ripped Off and How They Can Protect Their Assets. Now, in a Special 10Th Anniversary Edition, Author