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The Invisible Women
Sometimes a creative idea just shows up out of nowhere, unexpected and unbidden, maybe a little excited and tipsy, and decides to settle in an … more
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Throwing Shade & Growing Roots
Jim Gregory is a man with a shady plan for East Nashville. “In a few years, we want to create a walkable arboretum that runs … more
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A Kingdom of Fun
Ask Oliver Wood about The Wood Brothers’ upcoming album and you’ll receive a large helping of enthusiasm. In this case though, the passion for Kingdom … more
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Ridin’ the Lightning
Ever since rock ‘n’ roll danced its way up out of the Mississippi mud and took to the highway in a Rocket 88, great tunes … more
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Manuel Delgado
When custom luthier Manuel Delgado relocated Delgado Guitars to Nashville 15 years ago, he brought more than just tools, building materials, and a desire to … more
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Marilyn Greer
Talking with Marilyn Greer in her Cayce Place apartment reveals she’s charming, friendly, and welcoming, but there is also a no-nonsense intensity underlying her passion … more
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Distilling History
Andy and Charlie Nelson are two happy brothers. Sitting in the tasting room of the 21st century iteration of Nelson’s Green Brier Distillery in Nashville … more
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All of Himself
After a career spanning four decades in rock ‘n’ roll, singer and songwriter Cidny Bullens is about to release a debut album – of sorts. … more
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Their Little Home in Tennessee
Country Music by Ken Burns reminds us that in 1943, the Grand Ole Opry was very nearly made homeless by circumstances beyond its control. It … more
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Book Review: “Hard to Handle: The Life and Death of The Black Crowes—A Memoir”
Being famous might mean enjoying the cats without having to clean the litterbox, but it can also mean dislocation and separation from the sanity-keeping foundational … more