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Main Line Broadcasting’s 2010 General Manager meeting held recently in Washington, D.C. culminated with a performance by BMI songwriters Jeff Cohen and Chris Barron. Barron, who is the lead singer of the Spin Doctors, wrote the band’s hits “Two Princes” and “Little Miss Can’t Be Wrong,” while ace songwriter Cohen penned “Crazy for This Girl” for the pop duo Evan… View Photo
BMI’s Porfiro Piña (l) pauses for a photo with producer/composer Richy Peña at the Boston Music Conference, held September 25 and 26. Peña has composed music for Latin Grammy-nominated group Chino y Nacho. View Photo
BMI recently hosted the Production Music Association’s (PMA) “Hot Topics in Production Music” panel in New York. Pictured at the event are (front row) Landmark Digital Services’ Nancy Merrill, PMA’s Cassie Lord, BMI’s Antonella DiSaverio, PMA’s Joe Saba, Ron Mendelsohn and Ivy Tombak; (back row) PMA’s Norman Chesky, Joel Goodman and Gary Gross, BMI’s Alison Smith, PMA’s Randy Wachtler, Debra… View Photo
Australians The Jefferson kick off BMI’s Next Big Nashville showcase on September 29. View Photo
Local indie act The Silver Seas performs during BMI’s Next Big Nashville showcase. View Photo
BMI invited six bands to kick off the opening night of the Next Big Nashville Leadership Music Digital Summit, which runs September 29 through October 2. Held at 12th & Porter on September 29, the BMI showcase drew a standing-room only crowd, palpably anxious for sonic snapshots of new music leaders. Pictured are (left row, front to back) featured performers… View Photo
Megan McCormick performs at BMI’s Next Big Nashville showcase on September 29. View Photo
Tyler Bryant keeps it old-school at BMI’s Next Big Nashville showcase on September 29. View Photo
Jonathan Tyler & the Northern Lights close out BMI’s Next Big Nashville showcase on September 29. View Photo
Steve Moakler (right) performs during BMI’s Next Big Nashville showcase with Dave Rector (left). View Photo
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