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Promotion is essential

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Subject: Promotion is essential
From: "Rolf G Miezitis" <Rolf.G.Miezitis@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 4 Jun 1998 08:43:46 +1000
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From: Rolf G Miezitis@NORTH on 04/06/98 08:43
I have a feeling that Grimethorpe will not have this problem. They have had
the best publicity a band could hope for with unprecedented length showings
of the film to get them started. Certainly in Hobart they can look forward
to a packed house. (Could be a hint for any other English bands coming to
Australia :-)) Seriously though, we didn't even KNOW that Stocksbridge had
come to Australia until too late (though I understand that there were some
unique difficulties with promotion there).

Rolf Miezitis
Baritone / Euphonium / Bass Trombone (in that order)


When Dyke played in Sydney in 1988 they filled the Sydney Opera House
Concert Hall (2-3000?). However other UK bands often gain poor attendances
in Sydney, and I guess for the same reasons - lack of promotion. The
visiting Salvo bands always draw big crowds, boosted by promotion within
the SA I suppose.

Phil A.


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