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Off The Record: David Bowie
- By: iHeartPodcasts
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May 3 20211 hr and 20 mins
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Apr 22 20211 hr and 10 mins
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- K. Miller
- 05-31-21
Shame about the song rights
The Bowie estate must be extra strict about using his songs. I watched a video documentary on Bowie and the same issue - absolutely no David Bowie music. This is an appallingly stupid thing about copyright and journalism that even a few seconds of sound bite needs to be paid for. I guess the many full DB concerts that are freely available on youtube are another matter all together.
Plug for the Smokey Robinson audible by Smokey; he of course included his own music which was just essential to creating context and making it a great listen.
This is a 'podcast which means they should pay royalties to Apple for using that name. Calling it a podcast I supposed allows them to insert very lame and syrupy commercials that you don't normally get with Audible content. I guess it helps pay for it. The general tone of the narrator is flashy DJ. I am enough of a fan to keep listening, but would much prefer an actual biography with either no music or actual DB music.
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