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I am putting on a showcase of some pretty darn good musicians and songwriters in Chevy Chase at St. John's Church at Bradley Boulevard and Wisconsin Avenue on Friday, September 15th and could really use some volunteers to help staff it and some attendees. Suggested donation to attend is $10. Performing are Jonny B, Uncle John Sawbriar, Lori Grigsby, Andrew Kutt, Chris Davies, and Jon Senna. I already have the follow-on showcase booked for October 20th at the same location. If you have questions or want to volunteer or want directions, please contact me. Thanks. Joel P.
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