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TV Drama
by Raymond Byabazaire - 08/31/26 09:46 AM
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I hope more songwriters are able to get into Second Life. Last night, for $3, I got to watch and hear Bob DiPiero (Blue Clear Sky, Daddy's Money), Chris Wallin (Something To Be Proud Of, Love Me If You Can), Tony Mullins (How Forever Feels, Me and My Gang) and Marv Green (I Hope You Dance, Amazed). They put on a great show singing their hits, joking around and telling stories about the songs and the business. I've met a few musicians, a lyricist and others from the music business in Second Life. I also met and spoke with Bryan Baker aka Kaklick Martin (see 3 posts back). I'm realizing that as well as seeing the broadcasts from the Bluebird and socializing with other musicians and music fans, there are networking opportunities as well.
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