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Free Early Entry Bonuses Of Recording Magazine & Premier Guitar Magazine Deadline Approaches

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Mar 30, 2011, 1:04:39 PM3/30/11
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The 16th Annual USA Songwriting Competition has partnered with
Recording magazine and Premier Guitar magazine to provide the first
1,000 entrants that entered by March 31st or earlier will each receive
a free 6 month subscription to Recording magazine & Premier Guitar
magazine ($34.99 total value). For ways to enter, visit:
http://www.songwriting.net/enter


ABOUT PREMIER GUITAR MAGAZINE
Serving more than 700,000 guitar enthusiasts around the globe, Premier
Guitar is your multimedia source for guitar news, in-depth gear
coverage, and instructional material and lessons. The print magazine,
is considered to be the definitive gear-centric magazine written for
serious, accomplished players by serious, accomplished players. The
Digital version of the magazine is free: they publish the industry’s
only complete and freely accessible digital magazine (it's everything
that's in the print magazine...and more!), which every month allows
you to read, zoom, print, share and even safely download the current,
as well as archived, editions to your computer.

ABOUT RECORDING MAGAZINE
Recording magazine is a monthly magazine published in the United
States, available by subscription and distribution throughout North
America. You can find the magazine in major bookstores like Barnes &
Noble and Borders, college and university bookstores, as well as music
retailers like Guitar Center and Sam Ash. Recording offers a
fascinating and useful blend of topical articles, how-to columns,
tough yet balanced reviews, interviews, news, DIY guides, critiques of
readers’ recordings, and much more.


USA Songwriting Competition has a long history of having winners
getting recording and publishing contracts, have their songs placed on
the charts as well as having their songs placed on film and
television. Judges include A&R managers from record labels such as
Warner, Capitol Records, Universal, BMG/SONY Music. Songs may be
entered in 15 different categories including Pop, Rock/Alternative,
R&B and Country.Information:
http://www.songwriting.net

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