11. There's no business like show business!  

  12. You are never too old to get started in the music business.

  13. K.T. Oslin was 48 before she ever had her first hit record in our
business.  Uncle Dave Macon was 60 when he became an early country 
superstar on the Grand Ole Opry.

  14. The songwriter of "Butterfly Kisses" was 56 years old when he sold
his first million copies.

  15. The songwriter of the LeAnn Rimes hit, "Blue" wrote that song 23
years before it was recorded.

  16. The majority of the hits in Willie Nelson's "Stardust" were recorded forty to 
sixty years ago. 

  17. Let's get in the studio and cut some hit records!

  18. Call for your FREE Artist Careers Inc consultation (615) 504.8435. 

  19. Stars and superstars are all dedication and hard work.

  20. Read a book for yourself.  

READING REFERENCE LIST (In no particular order) 

Passman, Donald S; All You Need to Know about the Music Business. Simon
& Schuster; 2000. Called "the industry bible" by Los Angeles Times. 

Avalon, Moses; Confessions Of A Record Producer - How to Survive the
Scams and Shams of the Music Business. Backbeat Books; 2002. 

Rapaport, Diane Sward; How To Make And Sell Your Own Record. Prentice
Hall; 1999. SEE "Career Sourcebooks" 

Baker, Bob; Guerrilla Music Marketing Handbook. Spotlight Publications. 201
self-promotion ideas for songwriters, musicians and bands. 

Baker, Bob; 197 Promotion Tips, Tricks and Resources for Independent
Musicians. Spotlight Publications. A collection of ideas, tricks and
resources to help you promote your music. 

CAREER SOURCEBOOKS:  McTrow reading list. Includes songbooks and
source book collections. McClure & Trowbridge Publishing Ltd >> Career Sourcebooks