Thanks for the input Monica...absolutely love the title for your (and R's ) new profect...what a great bit of wordsmithing...and a great possibility for imagry....well done! Will play around with the possibilities inbetween the monsoons out here...lol....it's not that's is been raining a lot....but as i look out the window hear in "downeast" Maine, I can see animals traveling in pairs to somewhere's....all my best to you ... always b
Say hey Monica...that cut of "Skylark" is truly enticing and masterfully done....great works with you management services...love to network with you anytime, should you need imagry to match your clients creativity...my best to you from the "old" east coast....lol...always b
Hey Monica! Friday evening s fine. I look forward to hearing from and working with you, both, as well. Where and when is the performance in NY? That's good news! Talk to you tomorrow...
Monica, had a high school graduation last night...my son's! YEAH! Ok, so...I am home today, Saturday, most of the day, so please feel free to reach out.
I look forward...
Ciao
Hey Gurl! It's been more than week since our last conversation. What's going on? How are things going? Do you need me? Let me know, now. Also, I have a possible 'lead' for an article to be written on Russell...
Greetings from the Motor City Monica,
Thanks for stoppin' by. I'd be more than happy to assist promoting your artists hear in the "D". You're already on one of the #1 Networks here at TJN, but would love to have you on myspace.
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Monica, hey. I won't be home until 630p, but please feel free to call me after 730p this evening or we can talk tomorrow during the day.
I look forward,
Monica, hey. I just saw your notice you posted on the 'Need Internet Promotion' group blog, and I am willing to help. I am in the PR business, and am equipped to assist you and your artist with this request. Please reach out to me at:
626.230.0913 or via email, so we can chat about your specific needs and wants for your artist. In the interim, I will take a listen to his project so I can speak from a more informed place when we talk.
Greetings Monica and thank you for your friendship. Please e-mail me at bigtrigger@sojpradio.com and I can send you some information concerning submission guidelines on Spotlight On Jazz and Poetry
At 11:42pm on February 16, 2009, Imani Zubeh said…
Hi Monica! Hope you had a nice Valentine`s Day. I listened to Russel`s you tube video and just love his energy! Congratulations to him on his new CD and I wish him and you continued success!
Sincerely, Imani Z!
I had the pleasure of interviewing Russel Blake today on Talking Smooth Jazz then, featured his CD "Quiet Strength" on Jazz Queen Presents. Thank you Russel and Monica. Jazz Queen
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Thanks for the input Monica...absolutely love the title for your (and R's ) new profect...what a great bit of wordsmithing...and a great possibility for imagry....well done! Will play around with the possibilities inbetween the monsoons out here...lol....it's not that's is been raining a lot....but as i look out the window hear in "downeast" Maine, I can see animals traveling in pairs to somewhere's....all my best to you ... always b
Say hey Monica...that cut of "Skylark" is truly enticing and masterfully done....great works with you management services...love to network with you anytime, should you need imagry to match your clients creativity...my best to you from the "old" east coast....lol...always bI look forward...
Ciao
Thanks for stoppin' by. I'd be more than happy to assist promoting your artists hear in the "D". You're already on one of the #1 Networks here at TJN, but would love to have you on myspace.
myspace.com/motown10
Blessings from above,
Mitch
I look forward,
MB
626.230.0913 or via email, so we can chat about your specific needs and wants for your artist. In the interim, I will take a listen to his project so I can speak from a more informed place when we talk.
I look forward...
MB
Hello Monica,
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Have a great weekend, Luiz
Sincerely, Imani Z!
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