This indispensable directory for music business professionals has been completely updated for 2009, with more than 15,000 U.S. and international contacts in more than 28 categories. These include club talent buyers, college and festival bookers, commercial and college radio programmers, promoters and publicists, film and TV music supervisors, distributors, marketing services, and other essential contacts. Highlights of this 10th edition include more than 800 new performance opportunities, song contests, CD compilation contacts, and e-commerce services.
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Nothing listed at all for Alaska or Hawaii, lots for the other 48. Nothing for Canada.,
This review is from: 2009 Musician's Atlas (Musician's Atlas: The Ultimate Resource for Working Musicians) (Paperback)
Was disappointing to order this, only to find absolutely no listings whatsoever for Hawaii or Alaska. Not sure why clubs in these states would be excluded, although it's tough to drive a bus to either state. Still, why exclude the radio stations in those states. Mail and telephone work just fine to get in touch with public and college radio in these two states. Excluding radio there seems lazy.Oh well. There are many club listings for the continental 48. Each lists fundamental contact information, as well as genre, advance, capacity and sound information. There's usually a sentence or two of description about the kinds of acts wanted. Sometimes, there's a few words about merch splits. There are also listings for lawyers, press, associations, and so on. A useful reference book.
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These books stink,
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This review is from: 2009 Musician's Atlas (Musician's Atlas: The Ultimate Resource for Working Musicians) (Paperback)
80% of what you read in this compilation is outdated and inefficient.Every other email is dead and every other venue is shut... what a waste of money-- ( I purchased this when it came out).... 2009
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This review is from: 2009 Musician's Atlas (Musician's Atlas: The Ultimate Resource for Working Musicians) (Paperback)
I bought this for a college course in Talent Management. I was incredibly disappointed to learn that the book referenced no REAL nightclubs. They should really change their 'clubs' section to 'venues.' They listed a ton of festivals, but none I was interested in (DEMF & WMC). If you're an indie, punk, grunge, or pop/rock band then this book will be fine for you. But for someone that needs nightclub references, then DO NOT ORDER. Gave it two stars because the information they did have was thorough.
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