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Now I know we got a few in this crowd, start networking with each other...where is everybody giggin'? Share your contacts, help one another, talk music....grow with one another, that's what this place is all about....network to the bone! :-)
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Comment by Maria Howell on April 1, 2008 at 12:01am -
Hi everyone! Jasmine, I see we're both high from the jam session earlier. If anyone else is in Atlanta, meet me, and hopefully Jasmine Banks (smile and wink), at Sambuca at 8pm and then we'll travel on over to Bernard Linnette's jam session on Peters Street. Should be able to find out the scoop on his profile page here on the network, but if not, email me and I'll help you out. Would love to see off of us out.
I gig from 7-11pm at Sambuca - 3102 Piedmont Road, ATL 30303. (404) 237-5299. Jasmine is going to sit in, so if anyone else plans to come, email me and we'll work it out ahead of time.
Musical love,
Maria
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Comment by Jasmine on March 30, 2008 at 11:11pm -
GREAT SITE!!! I am honored to be a part of it and will definitely keep you informed of upcoming shows!!
Luv - Jas
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Comment by Coralie Raven on March 27, 2008 at 3:28pm
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I am afraid my gigs are all London side - if I get over there again (I was invited over to San Diego and appeared at Jim Croce's bar with great blues musicians and a couple of years ago TV in Florida) then I will certainly let you all know! Great to be in touch with you all - warmest regards and respect Coralie
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Comment by exe*Cute* on March 24, 2008 at 3:47pm
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Exellent "Vocal Ear-Food" here for your Listening Enjoyment --->
http://www.vocaljazzexcursion.com/
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Comment by Waberi on March 24, 2008 at 12:31pm -
Looking forward to the commune!
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Comment by Kara Johnstad on March 22, 2008 at 6:06am -
this is getting to be a very exciting happening place,
Eilli, if I was in NYC I would love to drop by to your live recording session. Good Luck.
Kara
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Comment by Linda on March 21, 2008 at 4:06am -
kiss for you!
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