
Musicians With Interesting Investments
Episode 302 • Feb. 26, 2021
Many famous musicians have diversified their hard-earned cash by taking ownership in well-known brands, franchises or other unusual investments.
Many famous musicians have diversified their hard-earned cash by taking ownership in well-known brands, franchises or other unusual investments.
Some music releases are extremely rare, either by their age or how they were originally released. So which ones have pulled in the most money?
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