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Monday, November 30, 2009 
Tamera H. Bennett was quoted in Variety magazine as a follow up to the November 19th roundtable panel, "The Music Industry's Response to Piracy:  Intervention or Innovation?", sponsored by InternationalESQ and Variety Magazine in Beverly Hills.

To read the full article, check out Variety.com.

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Thursday, November 19, 2009 
Texas based music lawyer Tamera H. Bennett will join music industry veterans, James Griffen, Kim Guggenheim, Jim Hillegass, Andrew Schuon, and Owen J. Sloane, Jr. , in Beverly Hills on November 19 to discuss “The Music Industry’s Response to Piracy:  Intervention or Innovation.”





 


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Thursday, October 08, 2009 
The Dallas Bar Association Sports and Entertainment Law Section will host its annual “Entertainment Law Bootcamp” on Friday, October 23, 2009 at Poor David’s Pub.  This year’s focus is film, from script acquisition to distribution.

Cost is $35 for attorneys seeking CLE credit; $20 for non-lawyers or no CLE.
Pre-Register by October 16, 2009 by sending a check payable to:  Dallas Bar Association Sports and Entertainment Law Section to:

Marc Taubenfeld
McGuire, Craddock & Strother, PC
500 N Akard St Suite 3550
Dallas, TX 75201





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Tuesday, October 14, 2008 


Presented by the Dallas Sports and Entertainment Law Section of the Dallas Bar Association
Friday October 24, 2008
1pm-6pm Poor David's Pub
1313 South Lamar St.  Dallas

Topics:

Publishing- Performance, Mechanical, Digital- What is All of This?
Tamera H. Bennett- Farm to Market Music, LLC/Bennett Law Office, PC
Craig Crafton- Cozen O'Connor/3345 Music Publishing
Prof. Stan Liebowitz- University of Texas at Dallas

The Boys in the Band- Who Gets A Cut?
Ken Pajak- The Bannerot Law Firm (Austin, Texas)
Layne Lauritzen- Music CPA (Austin, Texas)

What's The Deal With the Label?
Jeff Gregg- CAA Nashville
Erv Karweils- Idol Records
Craig Barker- Attorney (Austin , Texas)

You Mean I've Gotta Do All This Myself?
Helen Triesch- Alternative Distribution Alliance
Craig Barker- Attorney (Austin, Texas)
David Card- Poor David's Pub
Gerald Jones- Musician/Internet Marketing Consultant

Live Musical Performance by bluegrass sensation Grassville
Drinks, pizza, and popcorn early, cash bar later

$35 for Lawyers
$20 for non-lawyers

Pre-register by October 17 by sending a check payable to:  Dallas Sports and Entertainment Law Section to:

Mike Farris
Tipton Jones
8144 Walnut Hill Lane
Suite 1080
Dallas, TX 75231
by October 17, 2008
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Thursday, October 18, 2007 

by Tamera H. Bennett
August 19, 2007

Congratulations to our friend Beth Wood for being selected to perform on the Cayamo 2007 Caribbean Cruise. Beth will be hanging out, singing and having a lot of fun with Lyle Lovett, Shawn Colvin, Emmylou Harris, John Hiatt and a dozen or so more acclaimed singer/songwriters.

Eleven years ago Texas singer-songwriter Beth Wood kissed her day-job goodbye and hit the road to play music full-time. Since then, she has released seven independent albums, won many songwriting awards including the prestigious Kerrville Folk Festival New Folk Award, charted in the top 20 on the AAA radio charts, had a song featured on Fox Television's "Party of Five", sung our National Anthem at major league baseball and basketball games, and toured nationally as a solo artist.

But most importantly to Beth, she has found a way to connect with others through her music. Beth is a high-energy communicator of joy, a modern-day troubadour with a killer voice, poetic lyrics, and wickedly strong guitar stylings. If you ask Thor Christensen at the Dallas Morning News about Beth, he'll say, "a voice and songs this strong are bound to persevere."

Beth, thanks for being a part of the Farm To Market Music Team!

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Friday, June 15, 2007 

Current mood:  chipper
Category: Music

Beth Wood will be one of 10 finalists at the Telluride Troubadour Competition at the Telluride Bluegrass Festival on Thursday, June 21.

The Telluride Troubadour Competition is a nationally recognized songwriter competition open to anyone who writes and performs original music and who is not currently signed to a major recording or publishing deal. Contestants are judged on the quality of the song's composition, vocal delivery, and the overall performance.

Good Luck Beth!!

Currently listening:
Marigolds
By Beth Wood
Release date: 22 March, 2005
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Friday, June 15, 2007 

Category: Music

Beth has been invited to be a part of a benefit CD for MD Anderson Children's Cancer Hospital.  The CD is being put together by Texas musician Rhett Butler in honor of his little brother Ashley

So far, artists include…Beth Wood, Sara Hickman, Ruthie Foster, Slaid Cleaves, Ian Moore, Shelley King, Kelly Brown, Chris Miller, Rhett Butler, Jones, and more great Texas artists to come and all proceeds going to the hospital!

Plus, the great George Forman, a family friend of the Butler's who is also involved in supporting the children at MD Anderson, has agreed to endorse the project. The theme is hope and love. The CD will be released in September.

You can check out www.knockoutpediatriccancer.com for more info.

Currently listening:
Marigolds
By Beth Wood
Release date: 22 March, 2005
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Tuesday, January 09, 2007 
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Saturday, December 30, 2006 

Category: Music
HOME: NOVEMBER 24, 2006: MUSIC

Texas Platters

BY JIM CALIGIURI



Blaze Foley & the Beaver Valley Boys

Cold, Cold World (Lost Art)

The posthumous Blaze Foley just keeps on coming. Cold, Cold World collects the now mythical late Austinite's first recordings: Houston 1979, Fredericksburg 1980. The Beaver Valley Boys (Foley supposedly wanted an all-female band) were led by a young Gurf Morlix on guitar and included Riley Osbourn on piano. As with any of Foley's albums, the songs are the attraction, even if they're somewhat hesitant – to be expected on anyone's first studio experience. Startlingly effective takes of familiar tunes such as the mournful "Picture Cards" and dusky "Rainbows and Ridges" may be reason enough for CCW. Meanwhile, his manic sense of humor rings loud and clear on the too-country "New Wave Blues" and the sweetly shuffled "No Goodwill Stores in Waikiki." Of its 17 songs, six make their first appearance here. It's not for beginners, but Cold, Cold World offers another fascinating glimpse into Blaze Foley's songwriting genius.

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http://www.austinchronicle.com/gyrobase/Issue/review?oid=oid%3A422670
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