I get it, and I dont get it. I mean, with streaming music, artists arnt making the big bucks anymore. Yes they do when people buy the song, but we all know the new generation likes the streaming. People can make the argument, well radio was kind of a streaming. True, but, now people have their cell phones, and you no longer have to wait for a station to play a song, you just search it.................so I get all that.
But, lets be real, Bob Seeger is not exactly topping the charts these days, yet, his management wont allow tabs online for his music. To me this is stupid, some 14 year old hears a song, thinks its kinda cool, goes to learn to play it, and may seek out more of his music. Most "Tribute" bands are bands playing music from artists past their prime, so same thing.
I get not being able to get advertisement money, that makes sense, but closing peoples youtube accounts because they taught a song, or tried playing themselves is just ridiculous.
Good thing, a lot of artists dont seem to mind, look at how many teach Sweet Home Alabama