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cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/24295868

One survey by the US Library of Congress suggested that less than 20% of all recorded music was available on the internet. That’s where Rob Johnson comes in.

By day, he's a 41-year-old working in business development for a London law firm. By night, he’s a music industry crusader – digging up obscure gems and persuading record labels to make them available online.

Some really interesting cases of "not-available-digitally" music he tracked down and the impact on the musicians are in this articles!

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