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Subject: Work in Central Scotland From: GUEST,magjam Date: 10 Sep 01 - 05:35 PM Anybody have any tips on getting gig work in Scotland. It's harder than a raw turnip |
Subject: RE: Work in Central Scotland From: kendall Date: 10 Sep 01 - 06:07 PM Glenfarg folk club is the only one I know there. There is also the hotel in Kinross, but, be sure you have a clear understanding of the fee. |
Subject: RE: Work in Central Scotland From: O'Trasno Date: 10 Sep 01 - 06:16 PM What sort of gigs are you after? Errrrm,tried buying a copy of "The List" and ploughing your way through the phone numbers.....? Soul destroying work,i know,but even if you only get one gig,then that's the best way to get more......good luck! |
Subject: RE: Work in Central Scotland From: GUEST,Mac Tattie Date: 11 Sep 01 - 05:39 PM What do you do Guest magjam? Traditional music? Folk Music? or an allrounder that does a bit of this and a bit of that with a selection from the book of "Forty F*****g Fabulus Folk Favourites" and a fiew unfathomable selfpened numbers throwin in?. What makes you more bookable than someone with a bit of reputation and some measure of track record? If organisers haven't heard of you, chances are punters won't have either and in the long run it's the punters dosh that pays your fee. Rule one of any busines is KNOW YOUR MARKET, you don't even know where your market is. Your on the net so at least try one shearch engine or look up The Scotish Folk Directory. At the last count there are some twenty or more clubs and, near enough, thirty festivals. But it's up to you to make the first contact. cheers. |
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