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Ole Tyme Jamboree PDF Print E-mail
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Submitted by Gordon Cunningham   
Monday, 08 March 2010

Ole Tyme Jamboree

 

Saturday March 20th 7 pm

St Albans Town Hall St. Albans Me.

 

Featuring

Wilf Clark and the MistyMountaineers

The Maine country Music Association 2009 Bluegrass Band of the Year

 

 

WITH SPECIAL GUESTS

The Hemingway Brothers

 

Traditional  hard  driving bluegrass music !!!!!

 

 

DOORS OPEN AT 6PM ADMISSION IS BY DONATION

 

For more information call  Deb at  277-4331 or George 277-3365

 

 

Refreshments …door prizes…50/50 raffle

 

Grange supper to proceed the show just down the street

 
Skip Gorman at the Slim Clark Memorial Scholarship Show PDF Print E-mail
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Submitted by Gordon Cunningham   
Thursday, 25 February 2010

Renowned Monroe style mandolin player Skip Gorman with be doing a hands on mandolin workshop on May 8th at the Hartland Maine Consolidated school at 4pm prior to his performance at the 10th annual Slim Clark Memorial Scholarship show. Cost for this one hour workshop is $25.00. This will also gain you admittance to the show featuring Skip doing his old cowboy tunes as well as Jewel Clark, Don Kattlin, Dr Kathie Clark, and Wilf Clark and the Misty Mountaineers show is at 7pm.

 
Post Your Gigs! PDF Print E-mail
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Submitted by Gordon Cunningham   
Sunday, 14 February 2010

They'll show up right on the front page, right up top, with clickable links to your site, the venue's site, a map, your picture, etc.! Free advertising! Just log in and post your gigs to the Gig Calendar!

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"Performance Tax" or Finally Justice? PDF Print E-mail
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Submitted by Gordon Cunningham   
Friday, 12 February 2010

So by now you've probably heard about the new bill in Congress aimed at having radio stations pay for playing music. The idea is to pay the artists for the "performance" of the piece over the air. Yes, times have changed. Arguements on both sides have good merit. So what do you think? Pay for Play is ok, or will it kill stations and just make corporations more in control of our broadcasting industry? Your thoughts? Log in and comment below...

 
So, Where To Go From Here? PDF Print E-mail
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Submitted by Gordon Cunningham   
Wednesday, 10 February 2010

Ok, I'm getting itchy. I'm getting the urge to rearrange some cyber furniture. I'm starting to think of ways to change and evolve MME. And I have a couple choices, but I can't make up my mind. Maybe you can help?

I want to overhaul and update MME. I've been using the same coding system since I started MME back in 2005, and while it's still valid, there are newer sstems out there and finally there are some choices where before no code even existed. So, where do we go from here?

Well, as I see it, we have a couple choices. And I'll ask for your input in the form of a poll shortly. But let me explain what the choices are. First, I can leave the site pretty much as it is - a content system with add-ons for a community-style place for everyone. I can just update the system and some things will change a little, but mostly some type of calendar for gigs will be here, as well as forums, and a place for pictures, video, audio, etc. And oh yes, info about each of you as artist or fan or just a web site member. Kind of a Facebook-like thing with some special add-ons.

Or we can move toward an artist site system like the MME Jukebox and Jamroom sites, where artists can flesh out their own web presence, sell music, t-shirts, have players and jukeboxes, and be something like a MySpace where you pick your own skins or theme and manage the modules you want on "your" site. And of course still have room for fans and just web site members.

Or do you have something else in mind? I welcome your ideas and suggestions. Please give me some feedback as to where to take MME into the future!

- Gordon

 
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