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Started this discussion. Last reply by Ron Williams Jul. 29, 2009.
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Thank you Laurel. I hope that we can make this a great event for the bands as well as raise funds for these at-risk kids.
Please have anyone that will like to play go to the Star Foundation web site: www.star-foundation.org and take a look at these…
I am putting together a back to school music social event to raise funds for school supplies for kids that are in need of clothes, books, pens and paper.
If you are interested in HELPING please contact me at Ron@star-foundation.org
Thanks and God…
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- At 4:45pm on July 11, 2009,
Two to Tango said… - Hey man. You had left us a comment a while back. Sorry, we've had lineup issues and no one's been checking any of our pages. Anyway, we'll be playing out relatively soon (we're putting together a press kit now). If you have a myspace, add us over at www.twototangoband.com and we'll definitely be updating that one (as well as Facebook and eventually Twitter). Sorry again it took so long.
-Will
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