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I was going to go with 10 years. I mean, nobody cared about Madonna's "Ray Of Light" beyond 1999. On the other hand, artists - like Dolly Parton - have made lo
by keeglin 5y ago
I was going to go with 10 years. I mean, nobody cared about Madonna's "Ray Of Light" beyond 1999.
On the other hand, artists - like Dolly Parton - have made long careers out of songwriting that have carried them into their senior years, so it's a balance.
Clearly 99 years is absurd. Maybe 20 years is the balance to strike. Dolly would still be doing just fine with that term.
- siver_john 5y agoAs the patron saint of my state, I'd also point out that she has used the money from her music to invest in other things. She is quite a shrewd business woman and I think even with 10 years she would have been fine. Though I think 20 years is reasonable enough.