Chad Sullins and the Last Call Coalition are having a great year. Their new CD, Incommunicado was released on July 10 and the first single, […]
An honor student in St. Albert, Alberta, Canada, Marlee Scott enjoyed junior high school, loved riding horses and showed promise in music. But while […]
Earl Scruggs passed away on March 28, 2012 at the age of 88. Earl was born in North Carolina into a very musical family, and […]
What do Elvis, Tennessee Ernie Ford, Quincy Jones, The Oak Ridge Boys, Engelbert Humperdinck, Ferlin Husky, Connie Smith and a few score of other artists have in common?… […]
Trent Jeffcoat Bronson: Your family, were they musical? Trent: My family loved music but hardly anyone played music. I started writing songs when I was […]
In a recent commercial-country star’s genre-defining song, the act of singing about Jesus, tractors and little towns is portrayed as an unfashionable […]
Playing a mixture of Old-Time, Bluegrass, Honky-Tonk, Folk and Blues, Finnders and Youngberg are exactly what Americana music is all about. Watching them perform is […]
Being a songwriter in Nashville has its ups and downs, especially first starting out trying to get your first cut to get your career […]
Dick McVey is well known and highly respected in the Nashville music industry because he’s earned it over the last 30 years. Dick plays the […]
One of the coolest people that I have had the opportunity to meet during my tenure here at Nashville Music Guide is Lee Brice. And […]
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