Larry Rudolph w/ commentary by the great Randy Jackson

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01/31/15 • 76 min

Ep #17 -Yo, I hope you guys are music fans because that's what we get into in this weeks episode of Interested. I sit down with the great manager Larry Rudolph, who manages Britney Spears, Miley Cyrus, Steven Tyler, to name a few. I met Larry several years ago, and have been good friends ever since. I was very happy he let me sit down with him and tell me what it was like when he first met Miley and Britney. Once I did the podcast, Larry suggested that I possibly use the great Randy Jackson from American Idol. I thought it would be interesting to hear what Randy had to say about Larry's take on the music industry.

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