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ASCAP & AI
by Brian Austin Whitney - 07/09/26 08:22 PM
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OCCIO
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Of Virtue
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I put on a local and regional songwriters festival in central park, Omaha NE. We had over 20 local area artists and 4 from areas such as Los Angeles, Nashville, Minneappolis, New York, and Yankton. The show started at 11am and went until 10pm at night. Most songwriters got 1/2 hour time slots depending on length of tunes. Next year is going to be even bigger and better. We are going to extend this into a 2 day event with more t-shirts and exciting prizes all day. I even emailed Martin Sexton, Frisbie from Chicago, who knows who will be in attendance. If anyone wants more information check out the omahasongwriters website. ------------------ Justin Lamoureux www.omahasongwriters.comwww.midwestdilemma.com
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