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each song on itunes is one dollar, so you do the math.... some songs might be a little more expensive, i am saying around 90 songs
The amount received from sales through the iTunes store will vary depending on the particular circumstances of the artists. If signed to a record label that is responsible for distributing their music they will have an individual contract that will state the percentage they receive; this can be as low as 10% of the sales value. An independent artist can organise their own distribution and can receive up to 90% of the sales value, after an initial one off payment to organise the uploads (See links below), but will have to pay all the promotional/advertising costs etc. themselves.
A lady named Balckgirl sang the song 90's girl. It was made in 1994. it was part of the album 90's girl.
If it's what I think it is, that would be Brian Setzer Orchestra, singing "Jump, Jive, and Wail." If you find that song and listen to it, and it sounds like the same one, let me know if I'm right! Here's another thought, back in the 90's when this commercial was being used, Gap may have used both the original Louis Prima version and the Brian Setzer version at different times, I seem to remember both. August 15, 2007: I wrote to gap.com last year to settle a bet with someone, and they informed me that the version of "Jump, Jive and Wail" used in their commercial was indeed Louis Prima's not the BSO.
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