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As
the second annual installment of the ASCAP Presents
Heineken Ampt Music Series finishes another successful
round, take a look at some of the highlights from this
years showcases held in five of the most vibrant
music cities: Atlanta,
Minneapolis,
Portland,
OR, New
Orleans and Nashville.
This unique program, initiated by ASCAP and
Heineken USA in the Fall of 2000, features top
local artists and bands (both signed and unsigned) in
their home cities and regions. The shows are designed
to bring deserving performers and songwriters to the
attention of both the music industry and the public,
in keeping with ASCAP's long-standing commitment to
developing new musical talent and Heineken USA's efforts
to support performing arts. Heineken Ampt/ASCAP Recognition
Awards were presented at each showcase calling attention
to the contributions of a key non-performing player
in the music community of each of the five cities.
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ATLANTA
Jason Blackwell
Algebra
Seek
Tony Rich
Heineken Ampt/ASCAP Recognition Award: Mark S.
Willis of Willis Entertainment, Inc. |
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MINNEAPOLIS
Dazy Head Mazy
Billy Johnson's Roadshow
Latona's Thirst
Heineken Ampt/ASCAP Recognition Award: Lynne Bengtson
of The Fine Line Music Café. |
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PORTLAND,
OR A.C. Cotton
The Bella Fayes
Man of the Year
My Regrets
Heineken Ampt/ASCAP Recognition Award: Terry Currier,
President of Music Millennium
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NEW
ORLEANS Cameron Meshell
Heineken Ampt/ASCAP Recognition Award: Jan Ramsey,
Publisher and Editor-In-Chief of OffBeat Magazine |
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NASHVILLE
Wes Cunningham,
Rob Giles
hue
Heineken Ampt/ASCAP Recognition Award: John
Bruton, Manager of 12th and Porter
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| Atlanta
| Minneapolis
| Portland
OR | New
Orleans | Nashville
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ASCAP
Events & Awards |
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