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"I wrote 75% of those two Cd's, but I'm always trying to write better material and with different writers. So I'm always looking for new co-writers,with fresh ideas and who are willing to write some good music. I am using some of my older music, but I also want new music as well."
Dave, Looks like you have a good plan. Another thing to do would be to start contacting music publishers to see what they might pitch to you in the way of song ideas.
If any of the songs they pitch to you seem real good try to make contact with the writer to see if you can go over other song ideas together with them.
Like I said before I am just brainstorming or trying to think things through. There may not be any clear cut way to make it happen. Just search for good material and others who are willing to bring better ideas to your presentation.
Good luck, S.L.
------------------ "digging deep in the verbal sludge of society, for the gems of interest"
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