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May 27th, 2005, 08:36 PM
#1
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Thought some of you could shed some light on what is the best way to get back into playing and finding bands. I used to play where I live about 10 years ago. Until now circumstances stood in my way but due to a very cool wife and other things I now have the time. The only problem is where I live there is not much going on (North Carolina), of course I live not too far from Atlanta. Anyway, any suggestions you guys have on how to network and get my name out there would be great!!
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May 28th, 2005, 01:07 AM
#2
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Nothing talks more than actually playing and showing your wears.
I've always felt that showing up for the more "high end" open Jam nights was a good way to saturate yourself again into the local gigging community. And then, if you're people savy, you can schmooze, trade business cards and or e-mail addresses with people you meet. There's also a whole slew of on-line "musicians connection" websites now. I've met up with some interesting people that way too. And of course, just go to gigs of people that you enjoy listening to/playing their style of music and introduce yourself to the band on break. Tell them how much you like their playing and give them a card with your name and the instrument you play.
Good luck man!!
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May 28th, 2005, 02:27 PM
#3
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That's great advice from John, take note.
You could also try and making yourself a small website with some clips and/or videos, a bio, styles of music you play, contact phone/email etc and put adverts in your local paper which just say your a drummer available for gigs etc put your website adress on it too! Get to gigs, meet other musicians and form a band! Get out there man! I'm sure you can get back into it! Good luck
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