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LOOKING FOR A SINGER   - Project ID # 104359
Project Type   Music Submission Type   SRN
Location   Chicago,IL Union   Non-union
Rate/Pay   n/a Release Date   05-14-07
Audition Date   12-31-69 Submission Deadline   07-05-07
Shoot Date   12-31-69    
Casting Category   Music - Strings
Market(s)   Chicago, IL>Milwaukee, WI

we need a guitar player, that can sing lead and all the harmonies of the music we have in the site. be ready to sing everything
please do not reply if you just play guitar
thank you so much, but you gotta sing
we need someone committed
be able to rehearse 4 times a week here in chicago.
gear, transportation and love for music a must
no attitudes
hard workers
designers, promoters, you book shows!!, and your sister is hot a plus!!!



This is a self-response casting.

Role # 1 - Guitar player Submit yourself for this role
Seeking 1 talent(s) for this role
Guitar player needed.

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Age: from 18 to 65


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