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The High Hawks Fly Debut Album Flies High on Friendship
Drop the needle on The High Hawks’ self-titled debut album, and you’ll hear the musical equivalent of an experience you’ve probably missed and desperately want … more
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East Side Buzz
East Side Buzz, June 4
It’s here, it’s here, the new issue is here! The May/June issue of The East Nashvillian is on stands and online now. The cover star … more
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he’s a legend around here: Dave Olney made dreams that never die
Anana and I moved to Nashville in the fall of 2017. We were staying in East Nashville, and the closest bar within walking distance was … more
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Todd Snider preaches “I Don’t Know” is a correct answer on First Agnostic Church of Hope and Wonder
Drop the needle on Todd Snider’s new album, First Agnostic Church of Hope and Wonder, and over an unexpected funky backbeat the words, “Put your foot … more
East Side Buzz
Patrick Droney debuts “Yours In The Morning”
If a majestic anthem to falling in love is your cuppa tea, “Yours In The Morning” will satisfy. Replete with Droney’s soulful, rock-drenched from somewhere-down-a … more
East Side Buzz
From the East Side to London: AmericanaFest UK
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic reaching critical levels in the US and UK, the 2021 AmericanaFest UK is proceeding undeterred as it makes the jump to … more
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Review: Tom Mason’s Under a Mistletoe Sky
Tom Mason Wishes You a Merry Christmas… Arrrrrrgh! Tom Mason’s third yuletide magnum opus, Under a Mistletoe Sky, is a Michael Webb-produced rock & roll … more
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The Wild Feathers Satisfy Old Tastes and New Cravings with Medium Rarities
When the coronavirus pandemic hit U.S. shores in early March, The Wild Feathers — Ricky Young, Joel King, Taylor Burns, Ben Dumas, and Brett Moore … more
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Phil “The Road Mangler” Kaufman is good in the ’hood
He’s Been Everywhere, Man The rock ‘n’ roll universe is studded with legends and stories, and one of its brightest, most fascinating luminaries is a … more
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Justin Townes Earle: A Genre Unto Himself
Every time Justin Townes Earle put pen to paper to write a song, he left blood on the page. He left blood on the guitar … more