• Free Acoustic Show in Santa Monica Tuesday 1/26/2010

    Bret Jensen Posted On January 21, 2010
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    Dear friends, saviors, survivors, acquaintances and holders on!

    I’ve been invited by the do it yourself “Dirt Floor Records”
    to perform a free Acoustic show Tues Jan 26th in Santa Monica
    at the:
    The Rapp Saloon (Int’l Youth Hostel)
    1436 2nd Street
    Santa Monica, CA

    for the Dirt Floor Records Songwriter Series:

    Tues Jan 26th 8:00 PM
    Rapp building, 1436 2nd St. in Santa Monica, CA. 90401
    (between Broadway and Santa Monica Blvd.)
    in front of the Hostelling International building

    All ages are welcome exact show time and list of performers to be announced
    in the coming days!

    I hope to see you all there,
    Bret Jensen

    www.myspace.com/bretjensensongs




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