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| Aidan Logins User Info... | I'm looking for one or two people to play coffee shops, listening rooms, and busk with. I play guitar and sing with tons of experience playing in all sorts of live situations- 20 years old, making music since I was a child. It doesn't matter what instrument you play. Percussion, another guitar, flute, fiddle, anything is fine so long as you can busk with it. Whatever you play, being able to sing as well is a bonus! You just need the right attitude. I'm looking for someone who wants to make music all of the time. We would be playing downtown as often as we could (however much that is; I understand most people need to work and have a life... I don't) and doing tons of coffee shop style gigs (and wherever acoustic music is appreciated, of course). I'm hoping to get 2 or 3 hours (or more) worth of covers together. I'm up for doing original music too, but more interested in doing original arrangements of cover songs (any style of music). email me at [email protected] and we can get together and talk and jam. If we click we'll get to work learning a ton of songs together and get out there as soon as possible. Also, I'd want to record a CD as soon as we could to have for sale while playing. - Thu, 28 May 2009 3:15pm Edited: Thu, 28 May 2009 3:17pm | ||
| ender60 User Info... | have you had much response??? [email protected] - Mon, 8 Jun 2009 10:29pm Edited: Mon, 8 Jun 2009 10:30pm | ||
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