It's like robbing the blind...

Oh lordy...now that I can read all this stuff in Netsville, I'm not sure I want to.
I just read this article in the sf.gate news thing...well ya can't call it a paper, right? It was about the Blind Boys of Alabama. They were basically saying that the record industry is so bad, that they would even rob a blind man. And not only would they rob a blind man, they would put it in the paper and argue about it. To me it's no different than a bunch of children arguing over bubble gum. Huh, Dioji?(bark bark)
...yeah, I would know. I made a few nickels playin' music...but I still know alot of musicians got sold out like some bad spinach and ended up on the shelf in a can. I never SAW this personally, but that's because I was blind when I was alive. You see them comments on that article? Look again.-comments-


The RIAA is like an old bunch of heathens. You should hear what THEY have to say about the new way of music. They are gettin' too old to run the plantation like they used to and are now having to share their money with the new people. The new people just want the audience to hear the music. And you know... when people listen to music, they like to know that the artist is not a slave wager earner.
That's why there is so much free music now. The time is perfect if ya ask me. People love music because it let's them relax in some way.

There is one website I like. They have a few songs of mine. But they also have a bunch of songs from some of the old timers who were shelved by the RIAA. This website is called mp34u.com
And the reason I like Mp3's? Because you don't have to SEE them. They're for listening. And even them blind boys from Alabama know about that. Now if you want to talk about money...maybe Louis Armstrong might be the one to talk to...

check out Mp34U.com...and listen to the music...

it's free...

BLJ