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Title: Help a Musician find a gig in your area?
Post by: john_judge on September 03, 2009, 04:03:14 PM: Ok being we are in a state of depression, I feel that one of the best way we might be able to pin things down for some of the less fortunate is to help them locate a gigging Area, for example I live just outside downtown Columbia, South Carolina and for live performance it is not good, Charleston,Sc is a better place for work as a musician, including international members , I meani f someone might consider moving to the UK or Germany if the work is there , also if anyone can suggest a method to help others get gigs please post it, I have had 2 emails from members asking me if I knew of any bands looking for Bass players so please ad all you can, list the internet/paper or site or good working area or any Idea's that might help
Title: Help a Musician find a gig in your area?
Post by: jazzyvee on September 04, 2009, 12:07:40 AM: Great idea John. I'm sure we could all do with more gigs.

Jazzyvee
Title: Help a Musician find a gig in your area?
Post by: sonicus on September 04, 2009, 05:08:56 AM: Yes , _____A benevolent brotherly endeavor. I can feel the choral finale of Beethoven's 9th in the air ! Love thy brother_____
Title: Help a Musician find a gig in your area?
Post by: afrobeat_fool on September 04, 2009, 12:34:37 PM: If there is someone in the Greater Portland area who wants my Halloween gig, it is up for grabs. Pays 100.00 free food, booze, and a place to stay. Good band, plays covers. Mostly blues and rock.

Nick
p.s. I'll be in Florida
Title: Help a Musician find a gig in your area?
Post by: john_judge on September 04, 2009, 01:54:32 PM: Just to get the ball rolling, one of the best places back in the day to search was, The Village Voice paper of Greenwich Village New York, it ha d all the ads of National recording acts and national recording artist looking for a Player