"I didn't need to depend on the record company to publish my records"
- Solomon Burke
About this Quote
In this quote, Solomon Burke is expressing his independence and self-sufficiency as a musician. He is stating that he did not depend on a record company to release his music to the general public. This could be viewed as a bold and positive declaration, as many artists in the music industry frequently depend upon record labels to promote and distribute their work. By not needing the support of a record company, Burke is asserting his control over his own profession and imaginative output. This quote also highlights the altering landscape of the music market, where artists have more opportunities to release their music separately without the backing of a significant record label.
This quote is written / told by Solomon Burke between March 21, 1940 and October 10, 2010. He/she was a famous Musician from USA.
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