If you’re one of the folks who procured a Green Envelope from me during our little “Amazing Race” elevator pitch competition at 2NMC, please note that you need to follow the instructions in your packet before October 1st to claim…
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Joe Taylor Jr.
I keep telling you not to overthink your songwriting…
…and Paul McCartney agrees.
Philly: Grammy Guitar Workshop
Monday, October 18, 2004, 7-11 pm JUST GUITARS Grape Street Philadelphia 4100 Main Street Manayunk Philadelphia, PA Join fellow instrumentalists, industry pros, and guitar aficionados as some of today’s hottest players discuss their influences and practice habits, demonstrate their techniques,…
I think I can take the icepack off now…
All last week, I told folks to expect a bit of a delay getting in touch with me because I’d be getting back from 2NMC and I would need a day or two to catch up. I said a day…
Bob Baker’s New CD
I know I audioblogged this on the way to Nashville, but I wanted to reiterate… Bob Baker from the Buzz Factor has a new audiobook on CD, which is probably one of the most fruitful hours you’ll spend doing ANYTHING…
2NMC… The End!
Ooof… It has been a looong few days, but so much fun and so productive. If you attended 2NMC, go ahead and use this thread to reconnect with folks you met and continue our conversation. I will blog more upon…
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Help Us Celebrate Granian’s New Album!
TCM Client Granian‘s new album is simply an amazing work. You’ve heard me talk about how you don’t have to spend hundreds of thousands of dollars to produce a record that sounds better than something you’d expect from a major…
A little 2NMC Buzz…
The Nashville Rage previews 2NMC. If you’ve been thinking of going, but you’re concerned about the admission, I still have some free passes left. E-mail me for info ASAP!
Meet Duke&Dawn
Enjoy these clips from TCM’s newest artists, Duke&Dawn. We’re heading into the studio in three weeks to cut their first EP!
“Get a license or do not sample…”
Courts rule that samples officially require paid, signed licenses…
What’s the scarier story?
That Microsoft is pirating the playlists of radio stations to populate its new MSN Music service, or that radio has become so dumbed-down that it’s pretty easy for Microsoft’s servers to guess what those program directors would schedule?