Cover Stories – Page 3 – The East Nashvillian

Character Construction

March 8, 2015 Randy Fox

I think in the ’60s and ’70s, the session musicians were so much stronger and outspoken in the way they played,” Spencer Cullum, Jr. … more

The Home of the Muse

November 8, 2014 Randy Fox

At Fanny’s House of Music, co-owner Pamela Cole has one very special question she always asks a particular segment of her clientele. “When a … more

The Wild Feathers

September 9, 2013 Jeff Finlin

The backstage is littered with plates of food, cold and half-eaten, strewn out across the leather furniture along with guitars, beer bottles, ketchup, stage clothes, … more

15 Years Later

March 1, 2013 The East Nashvillian

At around 3:30 p.m. on Thursday , April 16, 1998, an F3 tornado , with maximum sustained winds nearing 200 MPH, swept through Nashville . … more

Hank3 Shakes Nashville with ‘One Big Wag’

July 1, 2012 Warren Denney

Perhaps the most misunderstood artist in Nashville, Williams must wake up every morning and face the distorted expectations of a city built on the legacy … more

The Gallatin Road Conundrum

January 1, 2012 Robbie D. Jones

East Nashville is on a roll, receiving accolades from across the country for its historic neighborhoods, locally owned restaurants, unique shops, quirkiness, volunteerism, vibrant music … more

Too Old to Die Young

September 1, 2011 The East Nashvillian

On the inside of Will Hoge’s left forearm is a tattoo of a motor scooter with a red line through it. “No scooters,” … more