PeaceNHarmony
05-20-2017, 06:49 PM
Hi Guys, and thanks for the wonderful expanded editions you have been working on; these are [[as you know) highly treasured by we fans.
Now here's a question I think youse-twose are most qualified to answer. We all know there is an abundant amount of top quality unreleased Motown material; right now I'll focus on the Jean Terrell years.
This material is booted and You Tubed so there is obviously a market, small though it may be. At this point in time, as this material reaches the almost 50 year old stage, what could possibly be the harm in making the material officially available to fans, at least via: download? As I stated in a prior thread nobody's legacy or current career would be negatively affected by allowing fans paid access to, perhaps, the 'Promises Kept' sessions. These releases would not need be lavished over in your usual fashion - just a quick clean-up if utterly necessary.
Is there any real reason why this does not happen? Cheers, and thanks again -
Now here's a question I think youse-twose are most qualified to answer. We all know there is an abundant amount of top quality unreleased Motown material; right now I'll focus on the Jean Terrell years.
This material is booted and You Tubed so there is obviously a market, small though it may be. At this point in time, as this material reaches the almost 50 year old stage, what could possibly be the harm in making the material officially available to fans, at least via: download? As I stated in a prior thread nobody's legacy or current career would be negatively affected by allowing fans paid access to, perhaps, the 'Promises Kept' sessions. These releases would not need be lavished over in your usual fashion - just a quick clean-up if utterly necessary.
Is there any real reason why this does not happen? Cheers, and thanks again -