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HomeVol. IX Issue 1

Vol. IX Issue 1

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By Any Other Name

September 7, 2018 Jon Gugala

“Have you ever looked it up in the dictionary? Specifically, the Urban Dictionary?” asks Gary Branigan. He’s not smiling through his reddish-gray beard, but his … more

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Not Another Nashville Story

September 7, 2018 Jon Gugala

If Country Music Hall of Fame’s Brenda Colladay were traveling the world and fighting Nazis in pursuit of precious country music artifacts (go with the … more

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Curating the Vibe

September 7, 2018 Brittney McKenna

Even if you’ve never met Kari Leigh Ames personally, there’s a good chance you’ve encountered some of her handiwork around town. A real estate agent … more

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Muddy Never Sleeps

September 7, 2018 Randy Fox

Ask Jason Galaz about standout memories from eight years of running the Muddy Roots Music Festival, and he quickly recalls a special moment shared with … more

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Vinyl Is Dead, Long Live Vinyl!

September 7, 2018 Jon Gugala

Drew Holcomb has one last stop, the hours winding down before his flight to California for a spot on Jimmy Kimmel Live!       … more

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No Place Like Home

September 7, 2018 Nicole Keiper

Logan Crowell’s coming-to-Nashville story will sound familiar — singer-songwriter excelling in a smaller town comes to Music City to take a swing, gets bowled over … more

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Music City Magic Maker

September 7, 2018 Brittney McKenna

For nearly a decade and a half, Grimey’s New and Preloved Music has been a mecca for record-loving locals and visitors alike. Comprising Grimey’s, Grimey’s … more

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Fresh Creamer

September 7, 2018 Steve Morley

If you’ve ever known a born-and-bred Texan, you know that leaving Texas isn’t something to be taken lightly. Dallas-born Philip Creamer admits he’s been irreversibly … more

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‘Everybody’s Fill-In Guy’

September 7, 2018 Tommy Womack

Up until recently, Chase McGillis drove to Texas every weekend, to play bass for the likes of Joe Ely and Ray Wylie Hubbard. He’d drive … more

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The Soul of Witt

September 7, 2018 Nicole Keiper

Over a 30-odd-year career, Alicia Witt’s been a lot of things: a cosmic, glowing-eyed “abomination” in Dune; a zombie-bashing badass in The Walking Dead; a … more

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