I wrote an article for the New York Times about Jeff Jampol, who manages musicians including Kurt Cobain, Janis Joplin, and Rick James–as I put it, “the performers that the music business calls legacy acts and that the general public refers to as dead people.” If you’re interested in that niche of the show-business ecosystem, or if you just want to read a quote where Katy Perry’s manager coins the word “necromanagement,” dig up your Arts & Leisure section from last Friday or head over to the Times website.

posted 24 June 2016 in Articles, Outside and tagged Jeff Jampol, necromanagement, New York Times. no comments yet