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The Songwriters’ Speakeasy Podcast – Episode #19 with Tim Britt

September 23, 2020 Ryan Gurnett

On episode #19 of The Songwriters’ Speakeasy, Jonathan Wisniewski and Tim Britt talk about marketing yourself as a musician, making an impression at a live show, songwriting, and much more while drinking old fashions.

Episode #19 – Tim Britt

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