"dee Brown's / A Little Elbowroom / on Nu Groove Records
Hello from dee Brown,
The word in getting around, around the word that is. I hope you are passing on this information to all your friends. We got an interview on a site, all the way from…"
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- Consultant / Producer for Music, Movies and Television. Former Fashion Photographer and Chief Editor for several Magazines.
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- At 8:02pm on January 16, 2010,
dee Brown said… - dee Brown's / A Little Elbowroom / on Nu Groove Records
Hello from dee Brown,
The word in getting around, around the word that is. I hope you are passing on this information to all your friends. We got an interview on a site, all the way from Europe, that is most impressive. Hit the link http://www.smoothjazztherapy.com/
Musically Yours,
dee Brown
www.deebrownmusic.com
- At 10:19pm on January 14, 2009,
JazzHip said… - "Close Up 2 Smooth Jazz" Concert Series a television show featuring today's upcoming smooth jazz artist, hosted and interviews by Frank Goss III of Close Up 2 Jazz: Smooth Jazz Club in Chicago.
The Concert Series premieres in the Spring of 2009...subscribe to the tv pilot video on youtube and leave a comment.
www.closeup2jazz.com
- At 9:34am on December 12, 2008,
Shunnae Love said… - Hello Count,
Just enjoying your music again. A quick hello and Happy Holidays to you and yours.
Sincerely,
Shunnae
- At 6:38pm on December 2, 2008,
Irene said…
- Thanks for the friend request. I'd love to hear some of your music. You must post some on your page.
IRENE
- At 4:36pm on December 1, 2008,
Andrés Pellican said… - hi man
thanks for the req.
see y ou!
A
- At 12:27pm on December 1, 2008,
Kamal Imani said… - Peace Count2Four123,
Thanks for your friendship and connection!
Kamal
- At 1:25am on December 1, 2008,
Imani Zubeh said… - Great Name! Very slick! Thanks so much for your comments on my music. It means the world to me when someone with your experience has time to listen and comment. Nice resume. Any oppotunities for some like me over there to get into production and grab a record deal? smile....I looking for a family to help this 1st CD get off the ground. Get back when you have time and thanks again for listening.....sincerely, IZ
- At 8:55am on November 30, 2008,
James Bazen said… - Thanks for the invite. If I ever get my European tour together I'll hit you up for advice on the Berlin scene.
Peace,
James
- At 8:15am on November 30, 2008, Shunnae Love said…
- Hello,
Thank you for the friendship. I am enjoying listening to your music. It is very nice and unique. Your bio is very impressive as well.
Respectfully,
Shunnae
- At 4:23am on November 6, 2008,
Milli Häuser said… - Hi,
thank you for the friendship.
If you like to listen "Milli sings Monk with Tatort Jazz Orchester with my german lyrics, you can do it in You Tube under Tatort Jazz.
Liebe Grüße und viel Erfolg wünscht Dir
Milli
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