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From: "Mike Thorn" <mikethorn@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 16 May 2003 21:17:12 +0100
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If the broadcasters aren't looking hard enough can we, the brass band
movement, make their life easier?

I should have thought it would be in the recording companies best interests
to try to raise the profile of the CDs they have produced, and that it would
even be in their own best interests to send a free copy of CDs to
broadcasters. How much would it cost a company like Doyen to send a free
copy of all their CDs to the BBC? Or is it the responsibility of the
recording band to decide upon distribution? Then again, is it down to the
audience to write with requests?

Perhaps it's a combination of these and more, and perhaps we can't just
expect broadcasters to take the initiative and recognise our tastes and
preferences.

What do others think?

Mike Thorn
www.greatyarmouthbrass.org.uk




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