michelej1
07-23-2015, 10:27 PM
https://www.spectator.co.uk/arts/music/9589182/compiling-my-greatest-hits-and-my-twitter-trolls/
Compiling my greatest hits (and my Twitter trolls)
Compilation albums are a big deal these days – especially if you're negotiating over 50 years' worth of music, says Annie Nightingale
Annie Nightingale 25 July 2015 The Spectator (UK)
I wanted to include ‘Oh Well’ (part 1) by Fleetwood Mac, the first tune I ever played on Radio 1. I know Christine McVie’s manager. I used to know her. Christine and I once did an interview on a boat in the Serpentine, miked up and electronically tethered to a film crew in a different boat on the other side of the lake. They filled our boat with champagne. We drank it, forgot about the crew, committed mild indiscretions, as had been intended by the director. But that was then. Now each member of Fleetwood Mac has their own manager. It would have taken months, years, if ever, to clear that track.
Compiling my greatest hits (and my Twitter trolls)
Compilation albums are a big deal these days – especially if you're negotiating over 50 years' worth of music, says Annie Nightingale
Annie Nightingale 25 July 2015 The Spectator (UK)
I wanted to include ‘Oh Well’ (part 1) by Fleetwood Mac, the first tune I ever played on Radio 1. I know Christine McVie’s manager. I used to know her. Christine and I once did an interview on a boat in the Serpentine, miked up and electronically tethered to a film crew in a different boat on the other side of the lake. They filled our boat with champagne. We drank it, forgot about the crew, committed mild indiscretions, as had been intended by the director. But that was then. Now each member of Fleetwood Mac has their own manager. It would have taken months, years, if ever, to clear that track.