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from high altitude. The story itself gets down and
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monumental to the sublime. The
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PRESS/MEDIA
Provided in this section are links to and
information about the media outlets providing opportunities to publicize and
promote shows and product releases.
| Media
Outlet |
LOCATION |
DESCRIPTION |
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Internet |
Los Angeles Times Arts & Entertainment site
"The Guide" provides listings for L.A. and Orange County Art & Museums
Events & Festivals, Movies, Music, Bars & Clubs, Restaurants, Performing
Arts, and TV. It is just one significant part of a tremendous online
resource.
Click here to go to links for all of the sections of the site - vast,
interesting, and entertaining. |
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Internet and Newstand |
PASTE is one of the fastest-growing
independently published entertainment magazines in the country, receiving
"Magazine of the Year" honors at the 2007 and 2006 PLUG Independent Music
Awards. We pride ourselves in being the premier magazine for people who
still enjoy discovering new music, prize substance and songcraft over fads
and manufactured attitude, and appreciate quality music across a broad
stylistic spectrum--indie rock, Triple-A, Americana, folk, blues, jazz, etc.
We strive to bring readers thoughtful analysis on the best
in film, books and other aspects of popular (and alternative) culture. PLUS,
every issue of PASTE contains a FREE sampler CD (packed with 20+ songs). The
Paste Sampler CD is an invitation-only CD we treat as a glorified office
mix-tape, not something to listen to once and rip the two or three good
songs. What more could you want? (OK, maybe a free subscription. We'll try
to get it bundled in with universal health care, how's that?) |
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Internet |
CMJ
Network connects music fans and music industry professionals with the best
in new music through interactive media, live events and print. CMJ.com
offers a digital music discovery service, information resources, and
community to new music fans, professionals, and artists. |
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Rancho Cascades, California,
Internet |
All Access Magazine
is a print and online Los Angeles rock and metal music magazine
keeping local music alive.
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Internet |
Skope Magazine's on line site, offering
features on musical acts, tour information, record reviews, links to music
industry sites.
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| Rock
City News |
Los Angeles, California,
Internet |
LA's local rock newspaper since 1983. Los Angeles rock clubs with current listings & updated bands.
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| Alternative
Press |
Cleveland, Ohio, Internet |
Since its debut as a
photocopied fanzine handed out at a
punk show in 1985, AP has been the publication where the honest word, the
correct word, the authoritative word has been spoken on new music and
youth culture.
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| Community
Media Center |
Grand Rapids, MI, Internet |
For over 25 years the Community
Media Center has acquired and maintained technology tools, media services
and community venues to benefit the Grand Rapids community. Explore this
site to discover how CMC's television, radio, IT, education and live
theatre resources are here to help you. |
| www.thelamusicscene.com |
Los Angeles, California |
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| NY
Rock
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New York, New York |
Cybermagazine
of New York Rock |
| Club
NYC
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New York, New York |
Club listings
for NYC
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| SFGate.com
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San Francisco
Bay Area, California |
SF Chronicle Articles
(General) |
| Santa
Cruz
|
Santa Cruz,
California |
Events &
Entertainment |
| http://arts.guardian.co.uk/ |
United Kingdom |
Guardian
Unlimited |
| Westword
Magazine |
Denver, Colorado |
Entertainment |
| Soundboard
The Blog with Jim Abbott |
Orlando, Florida |
Site of Orlando
Sentinel Music Reviewer |
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Lawrence.com
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Lawrence, Kansas |
Music and
entertainment in Kansas cultural oasis |
| http://www.slugmag.com |
Salt Lake City, Utah |
Salt Lake
Underground Magazine |
| https://www.beatport.com/?gclid=CK-8kbPs94sCFRhtYAod-Sc4ZA |
Internet |
Beatport.com |
| http://smashingmag.com/ |
Internet |
Beatport.com
(Japan) |
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Internet |
Idolator.com is
a blog site out of New York that does a great job of featuring indie
artists. |
PUBLISHING
Provided in this section are links to sites
that can assist with publication, music and otherwise.
VENUES
Provided in this section are links to sites
that offer information on venues and scheduled shows.
LIVE
NATION - Click on the Live Nation link to the left to go to their
location search site where you can type in a location and get a list of all Live
Nation and House of Blues shows coming up in that area.
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SAN FRANCISCO CLUBS AND VENUES |
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the
national venues:
- The
Arena in Oakland 7000
Coliseum Way, Oakland, CA A
multifunctional complex for rocking concerts.
- Bimbo's
365 Club 1025 Columbus Ave, San
Francisco, CA Swanky '30s-style decor
calls for jazz and swing, but hot acts of many genres keep this North
Beach joint hopping.
- Bottom
of the Hill 1233
17th St, San Francisco, CA Bright Potrero
rock club with a smokin' outdoor patio.
- Fillmore
Auditorium 1805 Geary Blvd, San
Francisco, CA Once a legendary hippie
haven, this concert hall hosts some of the best acts to hit the Bay
Area.
- Great
American Music Hall 859 O'Farrell
St, San Francisco, CA With a style
recalling the Gold Rush era, this SF club features cutting-edge bands
in an old-time setting.
- William
Randolph Hearst Greek Theatre UC
Campus, Berkeley, CA An Athens-inspired
outdoor venue on the UC-Berkeley campus.
- The
Independent
628 Divisadero St,
San Francisco , CA A North Panhandle
concert venue showcasing world-class talent.
- Shoreline
Amphitheatre One Amphitheatre
Pkwy, Mountain View, CA Grammy winners
and notable rockers perform at this outdoor venue in Silicon Valley.
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Slim's
333 11th St, San Francisco, CA SoMa's
live-music institution hosts an array of artists in an intimate
setting.
- Warfield
Theatre 982 Market St, San
Francisco, CA A downtown relic that
remains one of the Bay Area's most vital concert halls.
- Yoshi's
Jazz House & Restaurant 510
Embarcadero W, Oakland, CA A world-class
jazz venue showcasing legends at their zenith and young turks on their
way up.
- Pound-SF
100 Cargo Way, Pier 96, San Francisco, CA Located
deep in the underbelly of Potrero Hill, this punk-rock venue is no
place for the faint of heart.
- Thee
Parkside 1600 17th St, San
Francisco, CA Roots music and indie rock
take center stage at this Potrero Hill hangout.
- Mystic Theater -
Petaluma
the
clubs:
-
Ivy
Room - 858 San Pablo Ave Oakland, CA 94804, Bar/Club,
21 & Over, Alternative Rock
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Cafe
Du Nord -
-
Bimbo's
365 Club
- 1025 Columbus Ave, San
Francisco, CA 94133-1701,
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Edinburgh
Castle Pub and Theatre
- 950 Geary St, San Francisco,
CA 94109-7002,
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Make-Out
Room - 3225
22nd St, San Francisco, CA 94110-3006,
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924
Gilman Street
- 924 Gilman St, Berkeley, CA
94710,
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Blackthorn
Tavern -
834 Irving St, San Francisco,
CA 94122,
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Red
Devil Lounge
- 1695 Polk St, San Francisco,
CA 94109,
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Hemlock
Tavern -
1131 Polk St, San Francisco, CA
94104,
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330
Ritch - 330
Ritch St, San Francisco, CA 94107,
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Lexington
Club -
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Starry
Plough -
3101 Shattuck Ave, Berkeley, CA
94705,
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Elbo
Room - 647
Valencia St, San Francisco, CA 94110,
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Thee
Parkside
- 1600 17th St, San Francisco,
CA 94107,
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Uptown
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-
Freight
and Salvage -
-
Shanghai
1930 -
133
Steuart Street, San
Francisco, CA 94105
- live jazz in a hip underground supper club
-
Mezzanine
- 444 Jessie (at Mint), San
Francisco CA, live music, DJs, multimedia art events, fashion shows
and video/film installations
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Mighty
- 119 Utah St. (at 15th), San Francisco CA, art gallery and
entertainment venue San Francisco's SOMA district, loud live bands,
DJs, dancing, and a variety of other performances
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Boom
Boom Room - 1601 Fillmore (at
Geary), San Francisco CA, John Lee Hooker's place, stiff drinks in an
even stiffer neighborhood and a well-seasoned and world weary mix of
local talent and touring headliners. (Review: Michael Stabile)
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DNA
Lounge - 375 11th
St. (between 11th and Harrison), San Francisco CA, DJs, dance music, live
bands
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Hotel
Utah - 500 4th St, San
Francisco, California 94107,
live music seven nights a week
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Club
Planet |
World's largest online
guide to nightlife, nightclub listings, dance club promotions, club
search, new years, ticket sales.
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AmSouth
(Starwood) Amphitheatre
3839 Murfreesboro
Road, Antioch, TN
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Formerly known as
Starwood Amphitheatre, AmSouth Amphitheatre is a popular entertainment
venue and Nashville summer tradition. This is a true outdoor amphitheatre
featuring national acts with an impressive capacity of 18,000 (standing
room only) and an additional 4,000 in the premium pavilion seating area. |
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Belcourt
Theatre
2102 Belcourt Avenue, Nashville TN |
For over 75 years,
The Belcourt Theatre has provided a space for premiere entertainment in
the heart of Nashville's Hillsboro Village. During this time, The Belcourt
has existed in many incarnations - each of which has furnished a home for
some of the city's best and most unusual performing arts. The theater is
leased to Belcourt YES!, a grassroots, not-for-profit group dedicated to
the preservation and successful operation of The Belcourt Theatre in its
historical roles as a home for film, theatre and music. |
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Gaylord
Entertainment Center
501 Broadway, Nashville TN
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The Gaylord
Entertainment Center (also known as the Nashville Arena) hosts concerts,
family shows, and sporting events. Home to the Nashville Predators (ice
hockey) and the Nashville Kats (arena football). This state-of-the art
arena is is linked to the Nashville Convention Center, Renaissance
Nashville Hotel and Church Street Centre Mall by a climate controlled
walkway. The Gaylord Entertainment Center is a show piece for a city whose
reputation for music, entertainment and hospitality is world renowned. |
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Grand Ole Opry House
2802 Opryland Drive, Nashville TN |
No trip to Nashville
would be complete without experiencing the music phenomenon of the
world-famous 4,400-seat Grand Ole Opry. The Grand Ole Opry is the
world’s longest-running radio show and showcases the best in country
music, bluegrass and more. |
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Ryman
Auditorium
116 Fifth Avenue North, Nashville TN |
Known as Nashville's
Premier Performance Hall, the vintage 1892 Ryman Auditorium was originally
a church named the Union Gospel Tabernacle, but after being renamed the
Ryman Auditorium it was transformed into one of the South’s premier
performance halls and launched a tradition of showcasing a wide variety of
entertainment genres. The Ryman stage has hosted legends dating back to
the stars of the silver screen - from Rudolph Valentino and Charlie
Chaplin to composers Edward Strauss and Sergei Rachmaninov. The stage also
hosted Opera stars like famed African American contralto Marian Anderson
and Vaudeville personalities such as humorist and cowboy singer Will
Rogers. And that's not to mention the history of country music. The Ryman
Auditorium was the home of the Grand Ole Opry from 1943 -1974. |
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TPAC
(Tennessee Performing Arts Center)
505 Deaderick Street, Nashville TN |
TPAC is located in
the James K. Polk Cultural Center at 505 Deaderick Street in downtown
Nashville, occupying an entire city block between 5th and 6th Avenues and
Deaderick and Union Streets. Also housing the Tennessee State Museum, the
cultural center adjoins the 18 story James K. Polk Office Tower. The
performance venues at TPAC are Andrew Jackson Hall (2,472 seats), James K.
Polk Theater (1,075 - pictured at right), Andrew Johnson Theater (288) and
War Memorial Auditorium (1668), the historic landmark located across 6th
Avenue and the plaza from the Center. |
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Texas
Troubadour Theatre
2416 Opryland Drive, Nashville TN |
The
free midnight jams, featuring Opry acts and country music newcomers alike,
are a country music lover's dream. Audiences can attend the live broadcast
of the Ernest Tubb Midnite Jamboree each Saturday night (America's second
longest-running radio show, broadcast live on Nashville's WSM AM 650,
following America's longest-running radio show - the Grand Ole Opry. |
Nashville
Live Music Clubs
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Bluebird
Café
4104 Hillsboro Road, Nashville, TN |
Places
like the Bluebird Café are the reason that "Music City, USA"
can keep its title and dignity. While the average tourist gravitates
towards big name shows at the Ryman, locals and industry vets know that
the heart of country music is located in intimate clubs like the Bluebird,
which feature little known and amateur singer-songwriters performing seven
nights a week. Most recognized is the legendary new songwriters showcase
every Sunday. Kathy Mattea and Garth Brooks both played the Bluebird
before making it big, but the bar stays true to its down-home musical
roots, providing a place to dream for the most heartfelt, honest strummers
in a town full of city-slickers with demo tapes. |
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Bourbon
Street Blues and Boogie Bar
220 Printers Alley, Nashville, TN |
Besides
featuring the best blues artists to come through Nashville, the Bourbon
Street Blues and Boogie Bar features a seven-piece award winning blues
band playing a mixture of Chicago and Delta blues. Appearing
Tuesday-Saturday weekly from 9PM until 2AM.Mardi Gras decor and
atmosphere. Admission price allows entry into sister club Congo Square. |
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Douglas
Corner Café
2106-A 8th Avenue South, Nashville, TN |
Established
acts, top writers and a wide array of musical styles makes Douglas Corner
Cafe a favorite among locals and visitors alike. On many nights, you can
drop by after work for an early showcase with an up and coming artist.
Many of the early shows have no cover charge. Douglas Corner's Lamplight
In The Round shows are a hit with both fans and performers. You never know
who may be lured on stage for a song or two! |
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Robert's
Western World
416 Broadway, Nashville, TN |
As
the “Home of Traditional Country Music” you will not find another like
Robert’s Western World. Merle Haggard, Tom Petty, Tracy Byrd, Kid Rock,
Allison Kraus and Rascal Flatts all have one thing in common with the
folks that sometimes make the dinner bell at the Nashville Rescue Mission.
They have all bellied up to the bar at Robert’s Western World, ordered a
PBR and a burger and listened to the best traditional country music
Nashville has to offer. Robert’s Western World draws everyone from the
stars to a few homeless fellows who in the glow of the flashing neon
guitar and the signature Red Cowboy boot reminisce as the haunted sounds
of Hank Williams pierce the night. |
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Station
Inn
402 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN |
The
Station Inn is Nashville's (and some say "the world's") most
popular bluegrass club. Doors open at 7 p.m. each night with live music
starting at 9 p.m. unless otherwise noted. You must be age 21 and older or
be accompanied by a parent or guardian to enter. Admission to all shows at
The Station Inn is on a first come - first served basis. Reservations are
not taken and tickets are not sold in advance. For high profile
performances, plan on arriving early! |
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The
Sutler
2608 Franklin Road, Nashville, TN |
A
great, intimate club featuring up-n-comers. The Sutler definitely has that
"catch a recording star of tomorrow" vibe to it. The musicians
and songwriters who perform here run the gamet from rock & roll, folk,
blues to bluegrass. |
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3rd
& Lindsley Bar and Grill
818 3rd Avenue South, Nashville, TN |
The
3rd & Lindsley Bar and Grill features more styles of music than almost
any other club in Nashville: Progressive, AAA, Blues, R&B, Rock &
Roll, Alternative, Americana and Soul. |
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12th
and Porter Playroom
114 12th Avenue South, Nashville, TN |
The
12th & Porter Playroom and the adjacent 12th & Porter Restaurant
is one of Nashville's favorite places to dine and be entertained. The 12th
& Porter Playroom is nationally renowned for it's atmosphere and
natural acoustics, and features touring national acts and record company
showcases for Nashville's most promising local bands. |
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Wolfy's
425 Broadway, Nashville, TN |
Long
legendary for its massive burgers, Wolfy's features local country bands
performing nightly. On weekends, the Bada Bing Bada Boom Band strikes up
swing and performs original music with a beat you can dance to. Never a
cover charge, this extremely popular Nashville club attracts business
suits as well as a blue collar crowd. |
This information was found at Nashville.com.
Click on the link for additional information on Nashville recording
facilities.
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should contact the linked businesses at their own risk and take appropriation
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MISCELLANEOUS SERVICES
Provided in this section are links to sites
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PROFESSIONAL SERVICES
| SOUND ENGINEERING |
RENEGADE
PRODUCTIONS |
Contact: Terry Morton/ Owner Renegade Productions Phone: (415) 459-5399
Fax: (415) 459-5597 e-mail renegadeproductions@hotmail.com |
INDUSTRY LINKS
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IDOL
UNDERGROUND |
American Idol Underground is an online
community where emerging artists get their music heard and fans discover
new music. |
ARTIST REGISTRY
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IDOL
UNDERGROUND |
American Idol Underground is an online
community where emerging artists get their music heard and fans discover
new music. |
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HURL
MUSIC - AUSTRALIA |
Australian music resource
covering all areas of Australian music. Submit your own listings.
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PROMOTIONS
SONGWRITING
CONTESTS
Provided in this section are links to sites
hosted by organizations sponsoring songwriting competitions.
 |
INTERNATIONAL
ACOUSTIC MUSIC AWARDS |
The IAMA gives singer-songwriters, bands and
music acts in various genres radio and web exposure through their
competition. IAMA is open to all independent artists and labels. |
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U.S.A.
Songwriting Competition |
Winners are selected by a Blue Ribbon
committee of music industry judges including record label publishers,
producers, A&R from Universal Music, Warner, EMI, Sony/BMG Music, and
other distinguished professionals. |
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INTERNATIONAL
SONGWRITING COMPETITION |
ISC offers the unique opportunity to have
your music heard by the most impressive group of judges from a variety of
industry backgrounds in any songwriting competition. Judges include: Tom
Waits, Julian Casablancas, Loretta Lynn, Robert Smith, Nellie Furtado,
Macy Gray, Jerry Lee Lewis, Frank Black, John Mayall and many others. |
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GREAT
AMERICAN SONGWRITING CONTEST |
The
Great American Song Contest™ is uniquely designed to benefit
every songwriter, lyricist and composer who participates. Created by
songwriters, this highly recommended songwriting contest offers a
distinctively rewarding alternative to the hype and high fees of "Big
Cash Prize" music competitions.
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JOHN
LENNON SONGWRITING CONTEXT |
The John Lennon Songwriting Contest is an
international songwriting contest that began in 1997. The Contest is open
to amateur and professional songwriters who submit entries in any one of
12 categories. The JLSC is open year-round and features two Sessions --
with 72 Finalists, 24 Grand Prize Winners, 12 Lennon Award Winners and 1
Maxell Song of the Year. |
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100%
Music Songwriting Contest (Sponsored by free_samples_and_loops.com) |
Songwriting competition open to any
songwriter from any region of the world. Over $40,000 worth of prizes and
cash will be given away to the top three winners in each of the 15
categories. |
RADIO - INTERNET AND AIRWAVES
Provided in this section are links to music
available on the Internet.
 |
LIVE
365 |
Offers a wide
range of niche Internet radio |
 |
Maximum Threshhold
|
This internet
radio show comes on Monday evenings and includes interviews of major music
personalities as well as the playing of their music and other new music
surfacing in the world. |
| How does
Great Unsigned Talent get discovered? TV has American Idol. But only Radio
has The Music Highway with Sheena Metal With over 123,360,000 listeners
every month on 2400 affiliate stations worldwide! |
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Music
Highway Radio |
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Radio
Row |
Only the
best rock radio stations make
our RadioRow listing.
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Digitally
Imported Radio |
Electronic dance music with highly
addictive elements |
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