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February 12, 2006 Sunday, 10:01PM
Hellos & Goodbyes, Black History Month, Mother May I?, The Frontlinerz: Join me will you?
Two Thursdays ago, 1/26, we said "So Long" to our friend and press agent, A.S. Cobb. He said Goodbye to L.A. and Hello to The Bay but there is a bright side here: When he said "Hello to The Bay" so did Overdue Exposure Magazine (OEM). Thank God it's not really goodbye because he's still working with OEM in our efforts to expand our West Coast coverage. Aside from his normal hard work as PR rep, he'll be writing a monthly newsletter strictly about Bay area happenings...
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PHOTO GALLERY

P.R. guru A.S. Cobb says goodbye to L.A. & hello to The Bay @ Club Tantra See the photos

Thursday, January 26, 2006
Soul Train Host Dorian Gregory's Birthday Party @ Club Basque
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Friday, January 20, 2006
The House Lounge
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January 16, 2006
Rapper Noni Spitz Photo Shoot
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Saturday, Januray 7, 2006
The House Lounge
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Wednesday, March 22, 2006
- PAPILLON @ The Silverlake Lounge
Every Friday
- The G-Spot
Every Saturday
- Seductive Saturdays
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Roccett
West Coast's Most Wanted
Roccett chronicles an array of street-life, gun-toting tales, poured over wickedly hardcore beats on his album, "West Coast's Most Wanted". My disclaimer for potential listeners: Not for the Faint of Heart...
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Criminal Minded
by Tracy Brown

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"Overdue Exposure is the manifestation of collective exhales from a People and a Culture who are beyond ready to be heard. A Deep Want for Good Music has produced a new breed of artist—one who is more raw; more truthful; more hungry. These Rising Stars represent the legions of others who, like themselves, are passionate, hard-working and uncompromised when it comes to their craft. They are the surviving gravel from the Grind of The Game—which, now flipped, is merely a porthole through which they will all be heard, by all who matter."

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