Burnline
Cass Delaney · A 1970s rock novel of authorship, ambition and control
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About this book
She devised a fair way to credit a band, then learnt precisely how to rig it—a taut 1970s rock novel about ownership and ambition.
Los Angeles, 1976: an uncredited lyricist gains influence within a band whose sealed recording protocol turns each musician’s vote into changes to both the master tape and the royalty split. Working in separate booths, the players hear only incomplete songs, whilst letters, ledgers, route cards and engineering records document every choice. When the paperwork proves how the system was manipulated, the lyricist must choose between an earned solo future and a confession that would undo it.
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- Cass Delaney
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- 55,607 words
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- 3 hours, 43 minutes
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