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Bowie Bonds

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Bowie Bonds
Debt securities collateralized by future earnings of singer David Bowie's song catalog. Issued in 1997, Bowie Bonds established a new category of securitized debt in which entertainers sold future royalties to investors. Similar bonds were subsequently created for the song catalogs of James Brown, the Isley Brothers, and the estate of Marvin Gaye.


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Bowie Bonds even inspired a thriller novel, Something Wild (2002), by Linda Davies.
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As creator of all Pullman Bonds(TM), his asset backed securitization deals include the famous $55 million Bowie Bonds transaction, the $30 million deal with Holland Dozier Holland (Motown Hit Machine) an eight figure deal with R&B greats Ashford & Simpson and the $30 million deal with "Godfather of Soul" James Brown.
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His asset backed securitization deals include the famous $55 million Bowie Bonds transaction, the $30 million deal with Holland Dozier Holland (Motown Hit Machine) an eight figure deal with R& greats Ashford &Simpson and the $30 million deal with &uot;Godfather of Soul&uot; James Brown.
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