Cover Stories
Character Construction
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
Vol. V Issue 4
Features
Escorts to History
On a Friday afternoon near the end of January, four musicians — Charlie McCoy, Wayne Moss, Jimmy Miller, and Mac Gayden — gather for a … more
Features
The Dresser
With Nashville all but shut down last month due to ice, artist Julie Sola was forced to stay a few extra days in sunny Las … more
Editor's Letter
Requiescence
Whenever a dear friend steps onto the bus for the great gig in the sky, the introspective part of my psyche embarks on a period … more
Astute Observations
Bidding an Icon a Fond Adieu
Hello again, my dear readers. I hope this issue finds you well and thawing out from some of the ridiculously cold temperatures that are going … more
East of Normal
Where Everybody Knows Your Name
I didn’t get a chance to say a proper goodbye to The Family Wash, or at least not to the edifice that was host to … more
Matters of Development
MoD March|April ’15
THE GROUND FLOOR of Christian Paro’s development at 626 Main Street will be the new home of The Family Wash. Freshly laundered and purpose built … more
East Side Buzz Print Edition
Zoning, Zoning, Zoned
THE FIRST TWO MONTHS OF 2015 SAW the conclusion of lengthy deliberations about zoning ordinances that were generally supported but whose details needed further study … more
Artist in Profile
Ashshahid Muhammad
Nashville artist traveled a long and dangerous road to find his ‘natural place’ … more
Know your Neighbor
Alison Egerton
From all fours, Alison Egerton grimaces and says, “Whoa, doggie.” That’s what she always says when the going gets tough during the fitness classes she … more