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Dan Keeton Seeking Applicants For New Group

Posted on Dec 03, 2007

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Dan Keeton Seeking Applicants For New Group
Written: 12/03/2007
Author: AGM

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RUSH, KENTUCKY - Over several years Dan Keeton has performed with such artists as: The Blackwoods, The Impacts, and The Dixie Melody Boys. Dan is currently forming a new Southern Gospel group to be based in Ashland, KY.

"I just feel that the time is right. I have written lots of new songs, and I'd like to deliver these songs to the fans in the very best light possible. The creation of a quality group as opposed to a soloist just makes good sense, and seems to be the overwhelming consensus of southern gospel fans"

Dan is currently accepting demos and resumes for multiple positions. Please send all info to:

The Star Hill Agency
1552 South State Hwy 207
Rush, KY. 41168

or call:
1-(606)-262-4718

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.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) ~ 12/04/2007

Best of luck Dan!!! God bless

.(JavaScript must be enabled to view this email address) ~ 11/05/2010

May God Bless you.

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