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The both of them, with an array of investors, bought the "Scene" from Inman and transformed it from a driveway throw-away to a long respected voice in Nashville's civic, arts, and political community. On 26 July 1996, the paper's editor, Bruce Dobie, and its publisher, Albie Del Favero, bought Nashville Scene for $2.5 million. [4]
The Nashville Scene called Revelation "a searing, musically delightful portrait that includes everything that makes Piper & the Hard Times special. They come across as a contemporary group steeped in and fortified by the blues, yet easily able to incorporate elements of rock, jazz, soul, pop and gospel into their blend."
Nashville is a 1975 American musical comedy drama film directed and produced by Robert Altman.The film follows various people involved in the country and gospel music industry in Nashville, Tennessee, over the five-day period leading up to a gala concert for a populist outsider running for president on the Replacement Party ticket.
Halestorm moves to Nashville. Fans think they're going country. The band ended up relocating to Nashville in 2013 for several reasons. The first being the band member's parents (who were all ...
Nashville’s first full omakase sushi restaurant opened on July 18. Tucked behind a speakeasy-style entrance in the Gulch, Sushi Bar contains two dining rooms with 12 seats each centered around ...
The Nashville scene was a unique place in the 1950s – dominated by a small group of executives and musicians who controlled the studios, labels and unions. Hank, in his arrogance and pursuit of musical excellence, often came into conflict with the business, social and racial culture he found both restrictive and frequently frustrating.
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The City Paper published its final issue on August 9, 2013. [2] The paper's final cover story [3] was an editorial, a rarity since The City Paper had eliminated its Op/Ed page years before, titled "Why Nashville needs newspapers."