“Ain’t Nobody” for sale!
I’ve put together a sales site for “Ain’t Nobody” in case anyone feels they’d like to buy a copy. It’s in this widget below –
which is a store called Nimbit that seems to do it right. I can’t set it any lower than .49 cents, so I set it at .50 so I wouldn’t have to deal with 80% of a penny….I hate pennies…..
Anyway, this copy is as final as I think it’s gonna get, it’s been rounded out with small bit of mastering type compression and it sounds really good, I’m very pleased with the results, plus it’ll play in a car a little better than the last one.
If you’re of a mind, you can also add the widget to any page you’d like, just click the double-arrow symbol in the upper left and it will tell you how to do it on a regular page and on a MySpace page.
I gotta say, I LOVE this democratization of the whole “business” part of the biz, these things are great for those of us outside the major label system (almost everyone these days), but without huge sums of money to put our stuff out there……and yeh, it would be nice to recoup a bit of the expenses now and then….I’m not expecting to pay my mortgage, but every little bit helps.
It probably seems like a lot of effort for 1 song, but I’m learning about all these newer tools and although it takes some time to go around and figure out what’s best for me (and you) and then how to implement it (you would not believe all the little details you have to know and get in order, it’s NUTZ) but once you get it together it functions quite well and gets a lot easier.
I’m doing all this because I have a bunch of stuff in the pipeline and I need to have this all in place for all that….I’m gonna put this other thing up in a bit that is so NOT me you won’t believe it, kinda like the Alabama 3 theme song for the “Sopranos” actually, or a cross of that and Blondie’s “Rapture” and some Prince thrown in…..bet you didn’t know that as a bass player, next to things like Doobie Brothers and Led Zeppelin the strongest influence I felt was funk type stuff like George Duke and Marcus Miller and Stanley Clarke etc etc….I was a serious jazz fusion guy for several years…I was even the token white guy in a band in Alaska that played ONLY stuff like Marvin Gaye and Dazz band and so on, I had a BLAST in that band, groove for days….
So there you go, gimme a shout and lemme know what you think….now…
WB