on 5/29/02 2:00 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Like I said, I'm not the one who knows; but the gist of what she said in this > interview is that they will only pay royalties for up to 10 (or whatever the > number was) songs on a record,
I don't know for sure either but that sounds correct. Royalty rates were the reason The Beatles' albums contained fewer songs when originally released in the USA than in the UK. In the UK they got royalties based on songs per album, here it was the number of albums put out. Therefore Capitol Records thinned out the number of songs and released more albums in the US than in the UK. Ranger Rick
