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JACKSON: Yeah, Sugar Daddy and the Gumbo Roux (laughter). We're going to take this long-lost song from the '70s and resurrect it. OK. GONZALEZ: If a million people listen, you get 3, 200. Date of visit: February 2023. Using a little NPR magic, Planet Money hooked Jackson up, premiering his song "Inflation" on that station. GONZALEZ: You can't make a good gumbo without a roux. As they roll out the next few episodes using Jackson's song as a vehicle for exploring the intricacies of the music industry, "Inflation" has hit the airwaves. Listentothis is the place to discover new and overlooked music. He has shows here and there. Greg Rosalsky, Sam Yellowhorse Kesler and Arielle Retting contributed to this story. So I'm pulling out my little royalty calculator. GONZALEZ: You get the 80%. That's my hope and dream. If you like Beach House, Alvvays, or Beach Bunny, give this a spin.
If you choose to "Reject all, " we will not use cookies for these additional purposes. Don Passman, our music biz lawyer, says normally, you do pay the other musicians. JACKSON: Yeah, it was hard back then, I'm going to tell you the truth. Don says a typical record contract, even for an established musician, is this - the musician gets 20% of what the song makes. "Inflation" is making a roaring comeback. It's that parallelism in part that drove the Planet Money hosts to choose Jackson as their leading man – with a little help from Sugar Daddy and the Gumbo Roux's former keyboardist Kinny Landrum, who sent NPR a cassette tape with the unreleased track. Earnest Jackson is kind of like the roux to this song. GONZALEZ: And we get 80? But the song was never released. 5 if they could play his song. BERAS: The song is called "Inflation" by Earnest Jackson and Sugar Daddy and the Gumbo Roux, brought to you by Planet Money Records.
That has always been the case, but the death of physical record sales and the rise of digital streaming has only made things worse for musicians. PASSMAN: No, that's - nobody would make that deal ever. Asked in his interview which radio station would mean the most to hear his tune played on, Jackson, whose speaking voice also has a musical rasp, responded Q106. BERAS: There are actually online calculators where you can figure out across all the streaming sites how much money you can make hypothetically. JACKSON: (Imitating drum kit) (Singing) Inflation is in the nation, and it's about to put us all away. So to explain how the music industry works, they're releasing it.
Feel you've reached this message in error? And, I will inquire as to whether it was a supply issue as to why they were removed from the menu. Broadcast transcript. We appreciate our diners' input. But we began to investigate the story behind the song and brainstorm what we could do with it. I'm not saying they shouldn't get nothing. If you've heard this song on an old jukebox, chances are, you've heard Earnest's version, not Al Green's. BERAS: And this part? We're proud to be serving delicious dishes to our friends and guests. BERAS: So we pick up Earnest one day for a highly orchestrated car ride. JACKSON: How did they get that? Oak Grove Smokehouse Gumbo Base. Is this actually - that's Q106, right? They decide to record it.
The bass player is actually a very young Randy Jackson, original judge on "American Idol. " We highly recommend this authentic establishment. STEVE INSKEEP, HOST: The other day, NPR's Planet Money podcast team got a cassette in the mail. So they did that, and we ended up with a contract. "Inflation, " a funky, bass-heavy tune about the woes of economic downturn and soaring prices. In setting up our own record label, Planet Money wanted to avoid the shady practices that are all too common in the music business. JACKSON: Fourteen - yeah, 14. The band collaborated with a singer named Earnest Jackson, who had written a song with lyrics that captured that era's zeitgeist. The demo, however, was never released.
JACKSON: What is it? But, sadly, despite his incredible talent, Earnest Jackson (no relation to Randy) never made it. Please make sure your browser supports JavaScript and cookies and that you are not blocking them from loading. For every stream, the big music streaming sites like Spotify and Apple Music, they pay out between a third of a penny and a full penny per play. You won't regret stopping for here and be sure to ask for Amanda!! GONZALEZ: This is 14-year-old Earnest. GONZALEZ: He got a flat fee, $150 one time. JACKSON: (Singing) Inflation, why don't you get... NPR transcripts are created on a rush deadline by an NPR contractor. We weren't rushed at all but we were in and out in about 20 minutes! The lyrics "'inflation is in the nation and it's about to put us all away" ring just as true today as they did 47 years ago when inflation was at 9% and gas prices were through the roof. JACKSON: A lot of people say I sound like Satchmo, you know, even when I talk - Satchmo, Louis Armstrong. And all this time, he's just trying to land a record deal.
And Tiffany was so kind and responsive. From dining out at the cosiest hidden gems to food delivery from swanky restaurants to serving the most incredible food, Zomato covers it all. GONZALEZ: Sarah Gonzalez, NPR News. Honestly, I do t care for gumbo but the rest of the family does and they love love love this gumbo. BERAS: This is Don Passman. A second chance, decades later. Kinny is saying he wants the band to have a piece of this slice of the royalty pie, the publisher share - so not Earnest's part.