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Times Correspondent
Jeff Arthur started out writing songs and performing in a trio. His group, Arthur, Hurley & Gottlieb, made two albums, the second one praised by the Time Magazine critic. But the Jeff Arthur compositions familiar to most people in the Tampa Bay area are played constantly on TV
Bob Dylan, Stevie Nicks and now Paul Simon. Older, established singers have sold their song catalogues for huge sums of money over the past year. A challenge for music investors is how to value newer acts.
Demand for music publishing assets—the rights to the underlying composition of a song—is growing