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Dave Potts

Help Dave

DAVE NEEDS YOUR HELP ... As much as Dave hits the open road, hangs goofy-looking posters and tries his best to make DJs play his music, the best way to introduce Dave's music to other folks is through loyal fans like you ... you are loyal, aren't you?

Here's how you can help:

1. Host a Concert: This is the best way to experience live music! All you have to do is find a suitable living room somewhere and you can host your own concert. If you like your listening experience intimate, well ... it doesn't get any better than this. For more information about hosting a concert, Click here .

2. Volunteer to help promote a concert: If Dave is coming to your area, you can help by putting up posters and calling local radio stations and newspapers to let them know. Just click here to email Dave - be sure to include the date and location of the show you want to help promote. Most folks don't think musicians have a hard time drawing strangers out to shows in strange towns - and returning depends on being able to fill up the venue. PLUS - Dave will send you a FREE CD when you volunteer!

3. Tell us about venues you'd like to see Dave play: Then tell the owners/managers they're crazy for not havin' him! Just click here to spill your guts about it! Dig deep into your subconscious to think of anybody you know employed by clubs, newspapers, radio stations - or just terribly wealthy folks who would like to buy 1000 CDs for gifts. Wait, I got sidetracked ... tell those friends about Dave's music, try to get them to review the new CD or book a show in your town.

4. GIVE THE GIFT OF MUSIC: Buy a CD and pass it along to someone you love. This is the easiest way to lend a hand and it sure helps spread the music uh ... love. Plus, if you buy buy three CDs online at the same time, we'll send you an additional CD FREE! Click here to make someone's day!

(Content borrowed with permission from gourd & rattle music)