Editor's Letter
Letting ”It” Go
As you already know, this issue is dedicated to guitar players. Not just the guitar players featured on the following pages, either. On … more
Month: September 2014
Astute Observations
Guitarists and Their Woobies
Greetings once again, dear readers of The East Nashvillian magazine. I hope you all had fun at the Tomato Art Fest this year and are … more
East of Normal
Stella & Vicky
Your first guitar is like your first kiss, your first date, your first bike, the first record you really loved. No guitar will ever sound … more
Features
Guitar Town
The first incarnation of the modern guitar appeared during the early 19th century. Its long, fretted neck with six strings distinguished it from its forebears, … more
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Reeves Gabrels
It’s the last Saturday in July, and The Cure’s Reeves Gabrels is standing onstage at The Family Wash playing his gold signature Reverend Spacehawk guitar. … more
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Will Kimbrough
The Buddhists have a practice called Sati, which translates to English, roughly, as mindfulness. It’s the practice of living in the moment completely aware of … more
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Jack Silverman
The Dead Set, Jim Hoke, Christy Rose and Fats Kaplan, Jason White, Byron House, The Jack Silverman Ordeal. These are some of the bands and … more
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Audley Freed
Audley Freed doesn’t have an easy answer or a pithy quote when asked to sum up the philosophy behind his art. He tries to answer … more
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