Bands & Artists : JAMES MORRISON-

jimbo08 writes"www.jamesmorrisonentertainment.com.au

I am a professional singer entertainer with over 20 years experience in performing in hotels, pubs, clubs, private functions weddings, birthdays, etc.
I currently perform covers from the 60's, 70's, 80's and 90's.
I perform songs by Australian and International artists.
I use professional Midi file backing tracks in all my performances.
To view current repertoire or listen to tracks from my current Demo CD-"Just A Taste" visit:
www.jamesmorrisonentertainment.com.au
or call me on:
0411 815 649 8:00am-8:00pm 7 days
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Tuition : Brimbank Youth Services YMCA

Brimbankyouthservices writes"Brimbank Youth Services YMCA in Melbournes west was donated 10 Gibson guitars with which to provide disadvantaged young people to become engaged in music. This program runs once a week for one hour in after school hours throughout the school terms. This is a great opportunity to gain teaching experience as well as really help young people. If you are interested in volunteering on this great program, contact Nastassia on 9364 1800 or emailing nastassia.jones@ymca.org.au"

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Tuition : Guitar lessons

aman writes"Hi folks,

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Tuition : Upright bass Double bass lessons

coupe writes"Upright bass lessons: Rockabilly/Blues/Swing/Country

I have been playing Upright bass for the last 15 years, including playing bass for Brian Setzer Orchestra (ex Stray Cats), Hillbilly Hellcats, Dwight Yoakam band and other oversea artists.

I can teach from beginer to advanced.

Any questions please call 0438 372 672
Cheers Chris"

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News : Free Email Newsletter for Jazz Jam Sessions

bede writes"Anyone interested in receiving a weekly newsletter detailing the various jam sessions for jazz musicians at The Glasshouse Hotel, Dizzy's and Harry's Ramage Bar need only send their e-mail address to margaret@venues.com.au. and in no time at all they will have to spend nearly ten minutes a week reading all about it.

The newsletter is free, informative and mostly irreverent, has reviews of previous jam sessions, and occasionally reviews of CD's and gigs as well. It sometimes contains subliminal messages which may rot your brain or encourage the reader to turn up at a jam session, or both, and gives anyone the opportunity to publicise upcoming jazz related events to a varied audience which includes jazz musicians who can (a) read and (b) own a computer.

Highly recommended!
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