
Burnline
Cass Delaney · A 1970s rock novel of authorship, ambition and betrayal
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About this book
She devised a fair way to credit the band, then learnt how to rig it—a taut 1976 music-industry story about ownership and the cost of ambition.
In Los Angeles in 1976, an uncredited lyricist gains ground within a band recording under sealed rules: each musician hears only part of a song, and every vote alters both the master tape and the royalty split. Letters, ledgers, route cards, engineering records and sworn statements trace the collaboration as the patch sheets expose her manipulation. She faces a choice between the solo career within reach 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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