This documentary explores the reason why so few companies
currently control the music played on the radio and for sale at retail stores,
and whether corporations really have the power
to silence musical innovation.

Filmmaker Andrew Shapter shows the development of American music,
using artists to reveal a current schism in the field,
which separates into a homogenous corporate product
and into more innovative and distinct work.

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Comment by Edie Antoinette on March 27, 2009 at 9:30am
Thanks Sole. I watched it--I was expecting more black folks..but Erykah Badu is wild! I fell out laughing.

Billy Preston always was a little show man. LOL That alone was worth the price of admission (watching him)..lol
Comment by Shelley "SoleMann" King on March 27, 2009 at 7:12am
This is great, i admit that i didn't see it all, but i was rolling on the floor laughing watching Billy Preston doing his James Brown impersonation...ROFL

The intro is awesome though

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