I'm Davis Miller hosted the new podcast the Dow of Muhammad Ali. I met Ali in

1988 and surprisingly we became friends. His influence profoundly changed my perspective

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The seemingly new thing now is people seem to be unloading their catalogs.

Taylor Swift did something very unique. She released her entire catalog and now she got new masters and the record

companies are trying to say now. They're trying to change agreements.

Yeah. Yeah. There's two types of catalogs you can sell.

Okay. One is the publishing catalog, which is your share of writing,

right. Which are most artists can sell their portion of writing a song.

Then there's another side of the catalog, which is the master side right most artists don't own that to sell they

don't own that to tell it and own that to sell right okay that's the reason why

she was mad because somebody is they sold it to somebody else and you wouldn't give her a chance to buy it.

Well, that's and I'm gonna tell you something about that that nobody ever talked about.

Her father owned piece of that company. So I don't know why her father

didn't tell her. Her father owned piece of the company that sold it. So I don't know how she

didn't know any of that. To be to be frank with you you and I got no horse in this race it was just to me it was just very odd that the beef was so loud that they sold it nobody ever told her about it and I'm thinking well your father

benefited from the sale of us. Number one number two most artists don't have that which

is the reason why I fight for that about ownership of masters because that's the thing that has all of the long-term value that you could

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