Chuck Hurley Music

Besides being in a band, what would be your ideal job in the music industry?

I’d wanted to be the guitar tech for my favourite band.
What would you want to be?
Manager, Agent, Record Producer, Sound Engineer, Roadie etc.

i’m not sure if its ‘in the music industry’ but i’dlove to design logos, album booklets, etc, etc. for the bands/singers.

Building your team – Managers, Agents and Attorneys – When do you need them and why?

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