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That's not the same, takes years and talent to play a saxophone. I'd definitely pay him better if he was featured in one of my tracks and I kept getting that s
by heldrida 8y ago
That's not the same, takes years and talent to play a saxophone.
I'd definitely pay him better if he was featured in one of my tracks and I kept getting that sort of royalties a year.
It's all a matter of respect for the art and not simply handing pizza flyers, as some people may think.
He also said that the cheque bounce anyway, so he wasn't paid, plus "If I had received pots of money, I wouldn't have known what to do. It might have destroyed me."
To complete, he played a tribute to the guy who died.
Hopefully you'll hand some flyers out when your ex boss dies too right.
- ZeroGravitas 8y agoThough in context, since Rafferty is one of the prototypical rich ex-rock star, burnt out, alcoholic recluses, that may well be interpreted as a pointed insult. Similarly calling your tribute to a dead person "forgiveness" is a bit ambivalent.