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Music business legend Simon Napier-Bell tackles the history of music, from 1713 when British artists were granted ownership over what they wrote, to today's $100 billion industry owned entirely by Russians, French and Japanese. Full of anecdotes and witty asides. Now in paperback.

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Music business legend Simon Napier-Bell tackles the history of music, from 1713 when British artists were granted ownership over what they wrote, to today's $100 billion industry owned entirely by Russians, French and Japanese. Full of anecdotes and witty asides. Now in paperback.
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Simon Napier-Bell has been a film composer, songwriter, record producer, and author, but he is perhaps best known for having managed such artists as The Yardbirds, Marc Bolan, T Rex, Japan and Wham! Under his management, Wham! became the first Western pop group to ever play in Communist China in the 80s. He is the author of three other books about the music industry: You Don't Have to Say You Love Me, Black Vinyl White Powder, and I'm Coming to Take You to Lunch. He is a director of Papa Entertainments PLC and of Snap-B Music, and continues to consult, write and broadcast on the music industry.