Sing for your SupperUnderwritten by The Wheel |
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Hey, everybody - ���� Wouldn't it be refreshing to have another little something special to look forward to once a month or so? The Wheel agrees and announces Sing for your Supper. ���� Once each month, East Tipp staff will be invited to gather in the Media Center to hear one of its own belt out a number. We'll do this at 8:15 so it can help you really start your day out right. As an audience member, you will be encouraged (but, of course, not required) to bring a small pittance as a reward to the artist of the day. When we put our pittances together, it just might be enough to get the artist a free lunch that day. Wouldn't that be swell? ���� Now all's we need is some talent. Now don't get shy here, kids. After all, you're gonna get free eats! "Well, what if I want to push it up, but I'm a terrible singer?" you say. Well here you go �
���� To pick a month for yourself or your group, contact Rice. The Wheel has enlisted him as your personal manager - he can get you lyrics, accompaniment, background vocals, or whatever else you need. Sign up soon and the standard 10% manager's cut of your earnings may be waived! |
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Malcolm SpringswithTammy Wynette's Stand by your Man September 2001 |
Rebecca HillwithJohnny Cash's Folsom Prison Blues October 2001 |
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Elsie Kerr & Tom RicewithJoe Babcock's Muddy Water November 2001 |
Rhonda vonWerderwithNunsense's I Could've Gone to Nashville December 2001 |
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Bev SchwartzwithDamn Yankees' Ya Gotta Have Heart January 2002 |
Lisa Fallis & Tom RicewithCarly Simon's You're So Vain February 2002 |
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Jane Oakley & the RocketteswithChet Atkins' Alley Cat March 2002 |
Christine Freudenstein & Cathy MartinwithJames Taylor's How Sweet it Is April 2002 |
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Who Knows? |