Henry Stone’s Payola Book Will Change Your Soul, Funk, and Disco Life
Henry Stone’s “The Stone Cold Truth On Payola In The Music Biz” is the true story of the money, cars, and drugs that powered the radio promotion for independent music in America since 1946 as told by Stone himself. The irreverent record mogul also relates his insider knowledge on the “Payola Scandal” of 1959, all the DJs he paid off over the years, and how it helped many of his classic records get their legs on the airwaves.
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