Sad to report...after everyone's efforts (Especially thanks to Jim Nugent). The proposed M, W & F is already dead in the water. Sadly, it IS (as I mentioned previously - all down to money. Both Warner Music and the BBC have copyrights on the tracks. NEITHER organisation will ever release them undertheir own auspices, purely because they do not believe that they can make any money on such a project. Hence, financially, it is simply not worth them bothering as they see it. But, it also causes a BIG problem for potential genuine reissue companies - such as Cherry Red. I was told privately that they were very encouraged by the feedback they received and that, yes, perhaps 2,000 or sales MIGHT have been a risk worth taking....IF..they only had to pay Licensing Fees to EITHER Warner Music OR to the BBC....but they would have to pay BOTH organisations....which would have made the whole project too risky financially. So near, yet so far. Record Companies are not charities...so vast corporate financial policies strike again!!!!!
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