Mattie Taylor never thought she would work in music publishing. A retired government official raising two children, she unexpectedly received a crash course in the business in 1987 when she visited the vacant home of her late foster brother Van McCoy, who had written hits such as “The Hustle” and “Baby, I’m Yours.” While she knew Van was a prolific songwriter, she was amazed to find boxes full of sheet music and crates of recordings in his home. Read more. . .
Friday, March 21, 2008
Mother Mattie Taylor Highlighted by HFA Soundcheck
Mattie Taylor never thought she would work in music publishing. A retired government official raising two children, she unexpectedly received a crash course in the business in 1987 when she visited the vacant home of her late foster brother Van McCoy, who had written hits such as “The Hustle” and “Baby, I’m Yours.” While she knew Van was a prolific songwriter, she was amazed to find boxes full of sheet music and crates of recordings in his home. Read more. . .
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