Glen Campbell   Rider



Note: All production requirements are listed in Addendum A below.

Symphony Orchestra requirements are detailed on the Symphony requirements page.


RIDER ATTACHED TO AND HEREBY MADE A PART OF CONTRACT DATED ______________________ BETWEEN GLEN CAMPBELL ENTERPRISES LTD., (HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO AS "PRODUCER") FOR THE SERVICES OF GLEN CAMPBELL (HEREAFTER REFERRED TO AS "ARTIST") AND __________________________________ (HEREINAFTER REFERRED TO AS "PURCHASER"), COVERING ENGAGEMENT AT _____________________________ ON _____________________________.

It is hereby mutually agreed between the parties as follows:

  1. PRODUCER

PRODUCER shall supply the following, at his sole cost and expense for this engagement:

  1. The services of ARTIST.
  2. The services of such supporting act or acts as deemed necessary by ARTIST.
  3. A musical conductor, and such other accompanying musicians as deemed necessary by ARTIST, other than those set forth in Paragraph 3 below.
  4. A stage manager.
  5. A reasonable supply of pictures and biographical material on the performing personnel.

2. CREATIVE CONTROL

CREATIVE CONTROL and content of the entire presentation is at the sole discretion of PRODUCER who reserves the exclusive right to determine the content of the performance rendered hereunder, including without limitation, the length and choice of each musical composition performed. PURCHASER shall pay any public performance fees and shall obtain any public performance licenses required with respect to any musical composition performed during the performance.

3. SUPPORTING ATTRACTION(S)

SUPPORTING ATTRACTIONS, if any, and the length of their performance(s) must be approved by PRODUCER or PRODUCER’S agent, WILLIAM MORRIS AGENCY, INC., in writing, not less than two (2) weeks prior to the applicable engagement. No performer(s) not approved by PRODUCER or PRODUCER’S agent, WILLIAM MORRIS AGENCY, INC., in writing, in advance, shall perform as part of the presentation by PURCHASER of which presentation ARTIST’S performance is to be part.

4. PERSONAL APPEARANCES

The ARTIST will not be available for interviews, press conferences, receptions, autograph sessions, or any other type of personal appearance before or after the engagement contracted herein, without prior written approval from the PRODUCER.

5. RECORDING

PURCHASER shall not permit and will prevent the photographing, recording, filming, taping or broadcast of the performance of ARTIST hereunder, or any portion thereof without the express written consent of the PRODUCER in advance. In the event any consent, directly or indirectly, PRODUCER shall have the right to immediately terminate this agreement without liability of any kind or character whatsoever and PURCHASER shall be fully liable and responsible to PRODUCER for any and all damages suffered by PRODUCER due to such authorized recording.

6. INDEMNIFICATION

PURCHASER shall hold ARTIST harmless, at PURCHASER’S sole cost and expense, for concert hall rentals, promotion and publicity costs, sale and printing of tickets, ushers, local staff, stage crew, sound, lighting, stage facilities, all local union dues, and all music performance fees. PURCHASER expressly holds PRODUCER harmless and indemnifies PRODUCER from and against any and all claims, including reasonable attorney’s fees relating to the elements of halls and equipment, injuries to persons upon the premises owned or rented by PURCHASER, and all other costs in connection therewith.

7. WORK PERMITS

PURCHASER warrants and agrees to procure for PRODUCER at PURCHASER’S sole cost and expense the necessary work permits, union permits and other permits or documents of any nature whatsoever necessary or advisable to enable PRODUCER to render services hereunder. In the event PURCHASER fails for any reason to obtain any of the foregoing permits or documents, thereby making it legally impossible, impractical or inadvisable for PRODUCER to provide agreed upon services. PRODUCER shall be relieved of all obligations to provide said services and PURCHASER shall be liable to PRODUCER for any and all damages suffered by PRODUCER by virtue of PURCHASER’S breach of the aforementioned warranty.

8. UNION

In the event there are any local union or guild charges in connection with any of the personnel or services to be furnished by PRODUCER or PURCHASER, PURCHASER shall adhere to any and all union or guild regulations which may affect the equipment and staging related to PRODUCER’S performance hereunder and shall be solely responsible for and assume all such costs. Musician AFM local #’s are listed on the Personnel Roster on page 14.

9. TICKETS

PURCHASER agrees to have any and all admission tickets for his engagement printed by a recognized bonded ticket printing company, and PURCHASER shall furnish ARTIST or ARTIST’S authorized representative with a certified copy of the ticket manifest.

Unless otherwise agreed to in writing by ARTIST, the house will be scaled on a reserved-seat basis, with all tickets numbered by seat according to the house seating chart. PURCHASER shall furnish ARTIST or ARTIST’S authorized representative with a copy of said house seating chart at least two (2) weeks prior to the engagement. Prices of tickets, unless otherwise agreed upon, are to be as follows: ______________________________, including taxes.

PURCHASER shall not distribute complimentary tickets or allow free admissions for the presentation, the total number of which would exceed one percent (1%) of the official house seating capacity. Further, PURCHASER must supply ARTIST or ARTIST’S authorized representative with an exact statement detailing to whom each complimentary ticket was given. PURCHASER further agrees to supply proper radio, television, and newspaper personnel and their families with complimentary tickets from the above-mentioned allotment. Further, it is agreed that PURCHASER shall hold twenty (20) complimentary tickets per show in reserve for ARTIST. Said tickets will be provided free of charge to ARTIST and delivered to ARTIST’S tour manager prior to performance. Unused tickets will be returned to the box office prior to show time for sale by PURCHASER.

10. BOX OFFICE

In the event payment to PRODUCER for the performance hereunder is based in whole or in part upon a percentage of receipts of the performance(s) hereunder, the PURCHASER agrees to the following:

  1. A written box office statement certified and signed by PURCHASER shall be furnished to PRODUCER or PRODUCER’S authorized representative during or immediately after each of the performances by ARTIST.
  2. A representative of PRODUCER shall have the right at all times during the presentation and afterwards to enter the box office and to inspect the records of PURCHASER and the owner of the location of the presentation relative to the gross receipts for the presentation.
  3. PURCHASER shall not sell any tickets to the presentation hereunder as part of a series of other concerts without the prior written consent of PRODUCER or PRODUCER’S authorized representative.
  4. All tickets offered for sale for the presentation shall be offered without discounts. Unless approved in writing by PRODUCER or PRODUCER’S authorized representative, there will be no reduction in the prices of tickets for any reason (including, without limitation, the reason of advance purchase of tickets or student prices or otherwise).
  5. If for any reason PRODUCER or PRODUCER’S authorized representative questions the means or methods used by PURCHASER in reconciling the box office statement in connection with this engagement, then PRODUCER shall have the right, should PRODUCER so desire, to base any earned percentage due PRODUCER under the terms of the contract, upon the number of ticket stubs collected by the ticket taker.

11. LIMITATIONS

The obligations of the ARTIST are subject to detention or prevention by sickness, inability to perform, accident to means of transportation, acts of God, riots, strikes, labor difficulties, epidemic or any other acts or occurrence which is beyond the reasonable control of ARTIST.

12. ENDORSEMENTS

The name of ARTIST may not be used and/or associated, directly or indirectly, with any product or service, without PRODUCER’S written consent.

13. BILLING

PURCHASER agrees to adhere to the following billing in all manner and forms of advertising in connection with the engagement, including but not limited to, paid newspaper advertising, publicity releases, programs, fliers, posters, signs, billboards and marquees. No other name or names shall be billed or used in connection with this engagement without the express written consent of PRODUCER or PRODUCER’S authorized representative. It is specifically understood that the same style of boldness, thickness and color of type will be used throughout and in the relative sizes as specified below.

In Person 10%

GLEN CAMPBELL 100%

14. PROGRAM BOOKS

PRODUCER reserves sole, exclusive and irrevocable rights to the sale of all program books during the period of this engagement. The distribution or sale of any program book (souvenir or give-away), other than PRODUCER’S program book, must be approved by PRODUCER or ARTIST’S agent, WILLIAM MORRIS AGENCY, INC., two (2) weeks prior to the date of the engagement.

15. BREACH OF CONTRACT

Without limiting the PRODUCER’S right under any other provision or these riders, PURCHASER agrees that any failure of PURCHASER to abide by any of these riders shall entitle PRODUCER to terminate all obligations hereunder to PURCHASER and PURCHASER shall remain liable to pay all compensation agreed to be paid to PRODUCER hereunder. All provisions of said riders are "of the essence."

16. CANCELLATION PRIVILEGES

PRODUCER reserves the right to cancel this engagement no later than thirty (30) days prior to play date by notice in writing to PURCHASER at address given on contract.

17. OUTDOOR ENGAGEMENTS

Notwithstanding anything contained herein inclement weather shall not be deemed to be a force majeure occurrence, and the PURCHASER shall remain liable for payment of the full contract price, even if the performance(s) called for herein are prevented by such weather conditions. PRODUCER shall have the sole right to determine in good faith whether any such weather conditions shall render the performance(s) impossible, hazardous or unsafe.

18. GROUND TRANSPORTATION

Purchaser to provide and pay for one (1) sedan with driver, one (1) full-size twelve (12) passenger van with driver, and one (1) full size cargo van with driver, and without seats. We carry thirty (30) large pieces of baggage and equipment. A trailer or open truck is NOT acceptable. As we fly to most of our dates ground transportation is always required.

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19. RUNNER

A representative of the Purchaser with a car and a good knowledge of the area must be present during band load-in, sound check, show time and load out.

20. TAXES

Purchaser shall pay and hold PRODUCER harmless of and from any and all taxes, fees, dues and the like relating to the engagement hereunder and the sums payable to PRODUCER shall be free of such taxes, fees, dues and the like.

The PRODUCER’S FEDERAL TAX ID # is 95-2554322

21. CHOICE OF LAW/FORUM

This agreement shall be deemed made and entered into in the State of California and shall be governed by all of the laws of such State applicable to agreements wholly to be performed therein.

22. ANTICIPATORY BREACH

If on or before the date of any scheduled performance hereunder, the financial standing or credit for Promoter has been impaired or is unsatisfactory, PRODUCER shall have the right to demand payment forthwith of the guaranteed compensation specified above, and if Promoter fails or refuses to make such payment forthwith, PRODUCER shall then have the right to cancel this agreement. In the event of such cancellation, PRODUCER shall have no further obligation to PURCHASER hereunder, and shall retain any monies theretofore paid to PRODUCER by PURCHASER.

23. INSURANCE

Purchaser agrees to provide comprehensive general liability insurance (including, without limitation, coverage to protect against any and all injury to persons or property as a consequence of the installation and/or operation of the equipment and instruments provided by PRODUCER and/or its employees, contractors and agents). Such liability insurance shall be in the amount required by the venue, but in no event shall have a limit of less than One Million Dollars ($1,000,000.00) combined single limit for bodily injury and property damage. Such insurance shall be in full force and effect at all times PRODUCER or any of PRODUCER’S agents or independent contractors are in place of performance. PRODUCER and its agent for the engagement, WILLIAM MORRIS AGENCY, INC., shall be listed as additionally-named insureds under such insurance and this shall be indicated on the pertinent certificate of insurance. PURCHASER also agrees to provide a policy of Workman’s Compensation covering all of PURCHASER’S employees or third-party contractors. PURCHASER further agrees to provide full all-risks insurance coverage for all equipment and instruments provided by PRODUCER and/or its employees, contractors and agents against fire, vandalizing, theft, riot, or any other type of act or event causing harm or damage to, or loss of, the instruments and equipment so provided. Certificates of insurance relating to the coverage listed above shall be furnished by PURCHASER to PRODUCER at least fourteen (14) days prior to the Engagement.

PRODUCER’S failure to request or review such insurance certificates shall not affect PRODUCER’S rights or PURCHASER’S obligations hereunder. The PURCHASER warrants that he has complete and adequate public liability insurance. This certificate must be produced to the PRODUCER upon request.

24. MERCHANDISING

The PURCHASER will provide a well lit secure place to erect a merchandising stall. This shall be in such a position as to be easily visible to the public using the main entrance. This is to be at no cost to the PRODUCER. PURCHASER agrees that its arrangement for presenting the engagement provided for herein shall prohibit the sale of souvenir or similar merchandise on the premises in connection with this engagement other than ARTIST’S official merchandise furnished by PRODUCER.

25. FORCE MAJEURE

Producer’s obligation to furnish the entertainment until referred to herein is subject to the detention or prevention by sickness, inability to perform, accident, means of transportation, Act of God, riots, strikes, labor difficulties, epidemics and any act or order of any public authority or any cause, similar or dissimilar, beyond Producer’s control.

Provided Artist is ready, willing and able to perform, Purchaser agrees to compensate Producer in accordance with the terms hereof regardless of Act of God, fire, accident, riot, strike or any events of any kind or character whatsoever, whether similar or dissimilar to the foregoing events which would prevent or interfere with the presentation of the show hereunder.

AGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:

___________________________________ __________________________________

PURCHASER GLEN CAMPBELL ENTERPRISES, LTD.

f/s/o GLEN CAMPBELL

 

ADDENDUM A

TECHNICAL REQUIREMENTS

1. INSTRUMENT REQUIREMENTS:

  1. One (1) Fender Hot Rod Deluxe Amplifier (Glen).
  2. One (1) 8' x 8' carpet for Glen (must be in good shape).
  3. One (1) Yamaha Six Piece Recording Drum Kit (Power Toms) complete with all associated hardware and including New and Tuned Heads, Six (6) Cymbal Stands, Hi Hat Stand, Snare and Stand, Kick Pedal, and Adjustable Drum Throne (Gary).
  4. One (1) 8’ x 8’ carpet for Drum Kit (Gary).
  5. One (1) Ultimate Support System Apex Keyboard Stand (T.J.).
  6. Six (6) Mannhasset Music Stands (not Wire) with Lights and Spare Lamps.

Note: Any substitutions must be approved.

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2. SOUND REQUIREMENTS

PURCHASER agrees to furnish, at his sole expense, a complete professional quality sound reinforcement system for audience and stage.

HOUSE SOUND:

The preferred system is a E A W 4-way system, minimum. The model, size, amount and placement is contingent on the size and acoustic properties of the Venue. There will be a proper number of power amps, processors, graphic equalizers and other related equipment as required by these same factors. The system will be capable of producing at least 100db at 100 feet and decreasing not more than 6db each additional 100 feet. Response of the system must range from 65hz to 12,000hz being reasonably flat and still sounding natural within these frequencies. The mixing console must be of professional quality, with a minimum of 40 low impedance microphone inputs. Yamaha or Midas is preferred. A professional quality Digital Reverb, DDL and six (6) Compressors are also required. Please see our most current stage plot and input list for details. The console and related gear must be located in the house (seating section) of the venue. The system should be in phase and free from audible distortion, hum, buzz and related grounding issues as determined by the ARTIST’S representative.

If an outside sound mixing and lighting system is used, then a space shall be provided in the house (seating section) of the venue for a mixing console, operator and related equipment. This shall be at least fourteen (14) feet by eight (8) feet or the equal amount of seats. This space shall not be more than one hundred (100) feet or less than fifty (50) feet from the apron of the stage. It also shall not be more than fifteen (15) feet off the center axis of the stage. In this space, it is necessary that we have a six (6) foot by three (3) foot (approximately) table, 110 volt, 20 amp A.C. power, two (2) chairs and headset communication system supplied by the theater. It is also necessary that we run a snake, multi-pair microphone cable thirty-two (32) line minimum to this location from backstage. If necessary, a space may also be needed down stage of the performance area both right and left of the proscenium for the placement of two (2) speaker stacks, 8 feet by 8 feet. The location shall be determined by the ARTIST or ARTIST’S representative.

MICROPHONES:

PURCHASER further agrees to provide, at PURCHASER’S sole cost and expense, thirty-two (32) microphones and all necessary cabling and harnesses to complete the system. In addition, Ten (10) standard size microphone stands with booms, Twelve (12) short microphone stands with booms and Ten (10) active instrument direct boxes are required.

Acceptable microphones:

Shure SM 52

Shure SM 57’s

Shure SM 58’s

Shure SM 98’s

Sennheiser 421’s

AKG 414’s or 451’s

MONITORS:

PURCHASER further agrees to provide a thirty-two (32) channel monitor mixing console capable of bridging the thirty-two (32) mic lines being used on stage. Each input shall have eight (8) separate and independent sends. Yamaha, Midas or Soundcraft Monitor Consoles are preferred. This console must be placed directly off stage left on the sound wing on a three (3) foot by six (6) foot table with a headset communication system to the house mixing console that is separate from the lighting communication system.

The stage monitor speaker system must be ten (10) slant type monitors, comprised of EAW, JBL or Meyers components in a 2 way bi-amp configuration. There will also be one graphic equalizer and processor for each of the eight (8) sends. Each of the monitor sends must be powered by a separate 200 watt minimum power amp. All monitors must be able to be placed anywhere on stage.

ARTIST shall have the right to test the sound system, to be furnished hereunder at any time prior to the commencement date of and/or during the engagement. PURCHASER agrees to remedy any deficiencies or variations as determined by the ARTIST hereunder or ARTIST’S appointed representative. PURCHASER agrees that there shall be no alterations or variations from the sound system to be provided hereunder without the prior written approval of the ARTIST and/or ARTIST’S appointed representative. It is specifically understood and agreed that said representative of the ARTIST shall have sole and absolute authority in mixing and controlling all sound equipment during rehearsal and each performance scheduled herein. It shall be at ARTIST’S or ARTIST’S representative’s sole discretion whether or not the house system shall be used in connection with, or in lieu of, the system provided by the PURCHASER.

In the event PURCHASER cannot provide a sound and monitor system acceptable to ARTIST’S representative, ARTIST has the unequivocal right to furnish his own sound system at the sole expense of PURCHASER. This expense shall not amount to more than $5,500.00 per day of performance. ARTIST further reserves the right, at all times, to install any additional sound equipment ARTIST or ARTIST’S representative may deem necessary, at the sole cost of the PURCHASER.

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3. LIGHTING:

PURCHASER shall provide two (2) spotlights with experienced operators, and a complement of gel colors in the following order: flesh pink, special lavender, red, medium blue, blue green, and amber. These lights must have an iris and shutter in operating condition for blackouts, fades, etc.

NOTE: Four (4) spotlights with operators are required in arena staging.

PURCHASER shall provide variable stage lighting in the following configuration which specifics are alterable only at the direction of ARTIST’S representative.

Front Truss - 40 feet in length with 24 1K Par Cans (medium) in groups of 4 cans each.

Back Truss or Trees - 24 1K Par Cans (wide) in groups of 4 cans each. In addition, the following lights are required and will be placed at the direction of ARTIST’S representative:

Lekos - 1K watts 8 - 6 x 9

Dimmers - 12 circuits of 6K ability

12 circuits of 2.4K ability

2 scene preset 24 channel control head with enough cable to be placed adjacent to the sound console.

PURCHASER shall provide, free of charge to ARTIST, two (2) sets of black legs and black backdrop.

PURCHASER shall further provide a headset communication system with stations to all spotlight operators, house electrician, house light operators, side of stage, flyrail with the main station located at the lighting console.

PURCHASER shall provide, free of cost to ARTIST, a power source of 400 amps per leg of 3 phase 4 wire circuit for stage lighting. Said power source shall be a separate and isolated power source from that required for sound.

In the event PURCHASER cannot provide the listed lighting requirements to ARTIST, meaning the system is unacceptable to ARTIST’S representative, ARTIST has the unequivocal right to furnish ARTIST’S own lighting at the sole expense of the PURCHASER. This expense shall not amount to more than $5,500.00 per day of performance. Any independent lighting company contracted must have prior approval of ARTIST or ARTIST’S representative.

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4. DRESSING ROOMS:

PURCHASER shall provide, free of cost to ARTIST, two (2) properly maintained clean dressing rooms. Said rooms shall have doors with locks, twelve (12) clean hand towels, twelve (12) clean glasses, twelve (12) clean china coffee cups with saucers and spoons (paper or Styrofoam is not acceptable). Two (2) clean private locked lavatory facilities for both MR. CAMPBELL and the band. Said lavatory facilities shall be within or in close proximity to the dressing rooms.

  1. One (1) dressing room shall be designated MR. CAMPBELL’S room. It shall contain the following: four (4) comfortable chairs, a couch, rugs, a dressing table, a well-lit, clean mirror, a minimum of two (2) feet by three (3) feet in size (no tinted mirrors), two (2) A/C outlets with extension cords, if necessary, to reach the dressing area, coat hanger facilities for a minimum of twenty (20) garments. The room shall be maintained at a comfortable temperature not to below 70 F.
  2. One (1) dressing room shall be designated the BAND dressing room for exclusive use of MR. CAMPBELL’S band. It shall contain the following: four (4) comfortable chairs, a couch, rugs, three(3) dressing table, three (3) well-lit clean mirrors, a minimum of 2’ x 3’ in size (no tinted mirrors), coat hanger facilities for a total of forty (40) garments.

5. PRODUCTION OFFICE

PURCHASER shall provide, free of cost to ARTIST, one (1) dressing room or production office shall be designated the PRODUCTION OFFICE for exclusive use of MR. CAMPBELL’S traveling production staff. It shall contain the following: two (2) comfortable desk chairs, one (1) table, and two (2) direct dial telephone with local call access. This office shall be clean, well lit and have sufficient ac power for computers and fax machines. Also, it should be located as close to Mr. Campbell’s dressing room as possible.

6. ACCESS

Access to all dressing rooms, the artist’s production office and lavatories referred to in this rider shall be restricted to ARTIST and ARTIST’S representatives. Keys to all such rooms will be provided to ARTIST’S tour manager.

7. SECURITY

  1. PURCHASER guarantees proper security at all times to insure the safety of ARTIST, the members of ARTIST’S group and ARTIST’S representatives and employees and for all the personal property of ARTIST and said persons. Such security shall be available at all times when ARTIST or such persons are at the location.
  2. NO person not essential to the production or not approved by ARTIST’S tour manager or personal assistant specifically, should be allowed backstage at any time from load-in to load-out.
  3. PURCHASER shall arrange for and provide a secured, locked area for ARTIST’S and band equipment from time and date of arrival until departure.

8. PARKING

PURCHASER shall provide, free of cost to ARTIST, parking for one (1) 50 foot truck or two (2) 24 foot trucks, five (5) sedans or one (1) bus and one (1) sedan.

9. TIME REQUIREMENTS:

PURCHASER agrees that the location at which ARTIST’S performance will be rendered shall be available for rehearsal, sound check and technical set-up for a period of at least six (6) hours, commencing no less than seven (7) hours prior to the opening of house to the audience. PURCHASER further agrees that the electricians, stagehands, soundmen and all technicians who will render services at the time of ARTIST’S performance hereunder will be available during such period of time.

10. STAGE EQUIPMENT AND CREW:

In any location where there is no loading dock available to permit unloading of EMPLOYEE’S equipment directly to stage area, PURCHASER shall provide free of cost to ARTIST, one (1) forklift truck with operator for unloading and loading of equipment at the time of load-in and load-out.

PURCHASER shall provide, free of cost to ARTIST, the following minimum stage crew and other personnel:

  1. Lights - 3
  2. Sound - 3
  3. Prop or Deck Hands - 2
  4. Loaders - 2 (when necessary)
  5. Runner - 1

All personnel shall be available from commencement of load-in to completion of load-out unless otherwise specified by ARTIST’S tour manager.

11. CATERING

PURCHASER shall provide, free of cost to ARTIST refreshments and catering as follows:

  1. LOAD IN At commencement of band load-in, PURCHASER shall provide twenty-four (24) (500ml) bottles of spring water (non-carbonated), one (1) six pack of Dr. Pepper, one (1) six pack of Diet Pepsi, one (1) six pack of Coke, one (1) six pack of Pepsi, (1) six pack unsweetened Ice Tea, Hot Coffee, Hot Tea with honey, and a cooler filled with ice and one (1) dozen glasses (plastic is acceptable, paper and Strofoam is not). Thereafter, and when designated by ARTIST’S representative, a lunch consisting of sandwiches for band and road crew of ARTIST will be provided. These sandwiches shall consist of ham, turkey, cheese or chicken. for approximately fifteen (15) people.
  2. MEAL In the event ARTIST is engaged for two (2) performances on the same date, PURCHASER is to provide meals for the ARTIST, Band and Crew between performances. The menu shall be determined by the ARTIST’S tour manager.
  3. SHOW One hour prior to show time(s), in addition too the Load In refreshments, the PURCHASER shall also provide twenty-four (24) (500ml) bottles of spring water (non-carbonated), one (1) six pack of Dr. Pepper, one (1) six pack of Diet Pepsi, one (1) six pack of Coke, one (1) six pack of Pepsi, (1) six pack unsweetened Ice Tea, Hot Coffee , Hot Tea with honey, and a cooler filled with ice and one (1) dozen glasses (plastic is acceptable, paper and Strofoam is not), for approximately fifteen (15) people.

12. PERSONNEL ROSTER

Glen Campbell, AFM #47, SAG, AFTRA

Debby Campbell - Guest Performer

Stan Schneider - Manager

Bill Maclay - Tour Manager

T. J. Kuenster, Keyboards, Musical Director, AFM #47

Ken Skaggs - Steel Guitar, Guitar, Mandolin, AFM #586

Russ Skaggs - Bass, AFM #586

Gary Bruzzese - Drums, AFM #586

Brad Conyers – Monitor Engineer (lead)

Richard Landers – House Engineer

John Ottenstein – Stage Manager / Driver

Any questions relative to travel, logistics or production should be directed to the Tour Manager Bill Maclay.

Bill Maclay’s Phone Numbers:

  • Office (310)-552-0960
  • Cell (Best Number) (602) 549-5146
  • Fax (707) 885-7623

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AGREED TO AND ACCEPTED:

 

___________________________________ __________________________________

PURCHASER GLEN CAMPBELL ENTERPRISES, LTD.

f/s/o GLEN CAMPBELL


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