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How Did You Get That Gig?

by | Feb 20, 2014 | | 0 |

By Scott Woodward   Like most of us, I am always chasing the next big gig. I was the guy combing through all the trade papers and magazines. I was always signing up for the services where you can look at gigs and advertise...

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