I've played music all my life and the idea of the agent cutting their fee is the same thing musicians have heard for years from club owners.

I think you are on the right track with composing a letter to send out.

This is always music to an investor's ears.

You can teach someone to play a trumpet, that does not make them a composer or a conductor.

Sitar music would be playing in the background and the yogi would often drive a Rolls Royce, one of a fleet in their possession.

Thanks guys -- @Brandon Turner deserves most of the credit for researching and composing the article . . . do give kudos where it is due.That said, please do help spread this thing if you find it worthy . . . post it on Facebook, email it to your brothers and sisters in arms, and do whatever else you can to see that as many active service professionals as possible can get their hands on it.

If you have a FCL in progress I think that would help to mitigate the piano music. 

., but has some minor revenue as well.My wife has had business expenses, with no revenue, for her music career.  

He is fixing to finish music recording school as an sound tech in about 3 months and then should be able to land a job.My brother owns a car dealership and I can get the same car much cheaper or his current car this car place made a buyout offer.

@Chris Music Chris, thanks for your valuable feedback.