
Sons of Maxwell Check out pages 26 & 27 in the fall 2009 issue of Wood & Steel magazine from Taylor Guitars... Dave is featured!
www.taylorguitars.com

Sons of Maxwell ~ United Breaks Guitars Video 1 has now passed 6 MILLION views on YouTube! Thanks everyone!

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~ Join Dave Friday November 13th @ the Reason For Hope Breast Cancer Fundraiser in New Glasgow, NS (Summer Street Industries). http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=16 0900606864&index=1

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NOVEMBER 22, 2009, 2-4 PM
Acoustic Roof - House Concert
Location:Boutiliers Point (30 minutes south of Halifax)
Time:2:00PM Sunday, November 22nd

Sons of Maxwell ~ THIS JUST IN: Dave is thrilled to announce that he won 2 Nova Scotia Music Awards tonight (Digital Artist of the Year AND Video of the Year)!!!!

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November 4th CBC interview ~ Luggage blues trilogy sparks career:
http://www.cbc.ca/video/#/News/ID=131881 6008
www.cbc.ca

Sons of Maxwell ~ Join Dave tonight in Halifax at the Carleton! Showtime 9 pm! Hope that everybody is staying well & healthy this season! A big shout out & thank you to ALL SOM fans around the world for everything!

Sons of Maxwell ~ Dave will be on Ottawa's 580 CFRA News around 10pm (Eastern Standard Time) tonight! Listen online at: http://www.cfra.com/

Listed below, a growing collection of Media Articles, Video Coverage & Blog Mentions of Dave's incident where United Airlines lost his luggage in October of 2009...

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Footage of the 2009 Right Now Summit (Right Now Technologies) in Colorado, where Dave was a surprise guest & spoke about customer service: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E4kbTR5kZ YI&feature=video_response

Sons of Maxwell ~ Dave Carroll is being featured on CNN's The Situation Roon with Wolf Blitzer right now!

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October 28th Article in the New York Times:
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/10/29/busine ss/29air.html
www.nytimes.com
A singer, whose career was boosted by his music video on YouTube about baggage handlers at United breaking his guitar, had his luggage temporarily lost by the airline on a trip to speak to executives about customer service.














