Via Clay Howard at <a href="http://www.yesweekly.com/article-903-grace-potter-the-nocturnals-prep-for-nc-shows.html">Yes Weekly Magazine</a>

<blockquote>In the music business, back in the Golden Era, there existed a working business model: Release a record and tour incessantly to promote it; get on festival bills; get opening slots on big tours; pick up gigs on days off, anything it takes.

Just work your ass off and promote the music you love enough to put on wax. This old model is making a comeback in today’s broken music industry.

Last December, I took my wife to Asheville to the 20 th annual Warren Haynes Xmas Jam. I was going to see Jackson Browne and Peter Frampton and really could care less who else was on the bill… little did I know. The first band to hit the stage was Grace Potter & the Nocturnals.

From the first song I was hooked. Young, eager and honestly thrilled to be playing, the four-piece band fronted by 24-year-old vocalist/guitarist/organist Grace Potter worked the old model on me. I was on iTunes the next day, buying their latest release,</blockquote>

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