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Sunday Vocal Jam, Feb 2004

Sunday Vocal Jam
22 Feb 2004
3 - 5 pm
Mox Bar & Cafe. 21 Tanjong Pagar Road, #04-01.
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Hi folks, Just a gentle reminder that Sunday Vocal Jam is this Sunday (22nd FEB) at our favourite haunt , Mox Bar & Cafe at a new time slot from 3pm - 5pm. Admission is FREE!
Please call 9450 6872 or email zara@pacific.net.sg to reserve your seats. PROMOTION! For every 4 friends you bring to the jam, you will receive a free a cappella CD from our collection. Sign up early! We'll be singing a retro hit, We Built This City by Starship and a current hit by Jay Chou entitled Long Juan Feng.

This month we will be featuring the ladies of NANU, who will perform 3 songs for us. Not forgetting our resident group, Resonance, who will be there to assist in the jamming. Other notices: Folks from TicTacTone may be down at the jam to scout for a new bass. So if you would like a chance to meet them up close and personal, come on down to the jam. (Best to give us a tinkle sms first or email them directly at alina@tictactone.com or visit their webby at http://www.tictactone.com)

March Vocal Jam: Special guests will be flown in all the way from Italy for the Official Opening of The Old Parliament House. TAS has been invited to share this special occasion with them by collaborating with this superb group on their grounds. Watch this space for more news!

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