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I'm going to be visiting Nashville in the next week or so, and was wondering
what would be some interesting things to see in the musical/recording context.
Good music stores, interesting venues, etc?

John
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I'm going to be visiting Nashville in the next week or so, and was

wondering
what would be some interesting things to see in the musical/recording

context.
Good music stores, interesting venues, etc?


If you like good songwriting and Don Schlitz happens to be at The Bluebird
Cafe (he's there pretty often on "Don for a Dollar" nite) I HIGHLY suggest
it. The most jaw dropping thing I've ever seen. Even if you don't like
country I guarantee you'll know at least half a dozen of his songs. Three
hours of nothing but hits. And the two he did that have never been cut were
better than the hits.


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I'm going to be visiting Nashville in the next week or so, and was

wondering
what would be some interesting things to see in the musical/recording

context.
Good music stores, interesting venues, etc?


If you like good songwriting and Don Schlitz happens to be at The Bluebird
Cafe (he's there pretty often on "Don for a Dollar" nite) I HIGHLY suggest
it. The most jaw dropping thing I've ever seen. Even if you don't like
country I guarantee you'll know at least half a dozen of his songs. Three
hours of nothing but hits. And the two he did that have never been cut were
better than the hits.


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"Ricky W. Hunt" wrote:

If you like good songwriting and Don Schlitz happens to be at The Bluebird
Cafe (he's there pretty often on "Don for a Dollar" nite)



I plan on seeking out more information about Don, but my first search
came up with something that was pretty funny:

http://www.atlanta-countryband.de/Sounds/Top.MP3


Don
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"Ricky W. Hunt" wrote:

If you like good songwriting and Don Schlitz happens to be at The Bluebird
Cafe (he's there pretty often on "Don for a Dollar" nite)



I plan on seeking out more information about Don, but my first search
came up with something that was pretty funny:

http://www.atlanta-countryband.de/Sounds/Top.MP3


Don


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"Ricky W. Hunt" wrote:

If you like good songwriting and Don Schlitz happens to be at The

Bluebird
Cafe (he's there pretty often on "Don for a Dollar" nite)



I plan on seeking out more information about Don, but my first search
came up with something that was pretty funny:

http://www.atlanta-countryband.de/Sounds/Top.MP3


I don't know who that is or what it has to do with Don but here's the
Bluebird's website: http://www.bluebirdcafe.com/.



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"Don Cooper" wrote in message
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"Ricky W. Hunt" wrote:

If you like good songwriting and Don Schlitz happens to be at The

Bluebird
Cafe (he's there pretty often on "Don for a Dollar" nite)



I plan on seeking out more information about Don, but my first search
came up with something that was pretty funny:

http://www.atlanta-countryband.de/Sounds/Top.MP3


I don't know who that is or what it has to do with Don but here's the
Bluebird's website: http://www.bluebirdcafe.com/.



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I'm going to be visiting Nashville in the next week or so, and was

wondering
what would be some interesting things to see in the musical/recording

context.
Good music stores, interesting venues, etc?

John




Bluebird Cafe.

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I'm going to be visiting Nashville in the next week or so, and was

wondering
what would be some interesting things to see in the musical/recording

context.
Good music stores, interesting venues, etc?

John




Bluebird Cafe.

--
Steve Holt
INNER MUSIC
Music Creation & Production
http://www.inner-music.com
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/steveholt


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Bluebird Cafe.

Jeez - am I the only person in the world who dislikes that place? it's
pretentious, stuffy, and they don't even want you to talk while the
songwriters are playing. I always figured it the song can't keep my
attention for 3 minutes, the writers need to know that...

--
Dave Martin
Java Jive Studio
Nashville, TN
www.javajivestudio.com




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Bluebird Cafe.

Jeez - am I the only person in the world who dislikes that place? it's
pretentious, stuffy, and they don't even want you to talk while the
songwriters are playing. I always figured it the song can't keep my
attention for 3 minutes, the writers need to know that...

--
Dave Martin
Java Jive Studio
Nashville, TN
www.javajivestudio.com


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Dave Martin wrote:

Steve Holt" wrote in message news:WDmfb.5516


Bluebird Cafe.

Jeez - am I the only person in the world who dislikes that place?


No, you're not. I think a cruise down Broadway would be more fun, alot more fun
than that place. My wife got shhuushh'd there way back.

If you're a guitar player Cottten Music has some nice high endy guitars in a
mom & pop type atmosphere, 3rd & Lindsley's a cool club, Douglas Corner's
funky. There's always Gruhn's although the guitars are better maintained at
Cotten, tho a thousand less of them.

it's
pretentious, stuffy, and they don't even want you to talk while the
songwriters are playing.


yeah it is. If you don't live here though it has the reputation I suppose.

I always figured it the song can't keep my
attention for 3 minutes, the writers need to know that...

--
Dave Martin
Java Jive Studio
Nashville, TN
www.javajivestudio.com














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Dave Martin wrote:

Steve Holt" wrote in message news:WDmfb.5516


Bluebird Cafe.

Jeez - am I the only person in the world who dislikes that place?


No, you're not. I think a cruise down Broadway would be more fun, alot more fun
than that place. My wife got shhuushh'd there way back.

If you're a guitar player Cottten Music has some nice high endy guitars in a
mom & pop type atmosphere, 3rd & Lindsley's a cool club, Douglas Corner's
funky. There's always Gruhn's although the guitars are better maintained at
Cotten, tho a thousand less of them.

it's
pretentious, stuffy, and they don't even want you to talk while the
songwriters are playing.


yeah it is. If you don't live here though it has the reputation I suppose.

I always figured it the song can't keep my
attention for 3 minutes, the writers need to know that...

--
Dave Martin
Java Jive Studio
Nashville, TN
www.javajivestudio.com














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The only good thing about the Bluebird is their "shhhh!" policy. I actually
appreciate that. Other than that it's dripping with pretense. Some of the in the
round stuff there will make you want to puke. "Look at me, look at me I'm a
'serious' songwriter."

Try the Wooten Brothers at Third and Linsley on Wednesday nights for some
unbelievable funk. And check out what's happening at the Station Inn for some
great bluegrass.

Also check out Hatch Show Print on Broadway. One of the last old concert poster
letter press print shops around. Very cool...

Tim

Mondoslug1 wrote:

Dave Martin wrote:

Steve Holt" wrote in message news:WDmfb.5516


Bluebird Cafe.

Jeez - am I the only person in the world who dislikes that place?


No, you're not. I think a cruise down Broadway would be more fun, alot more fun
than that place. My wife got shhuushh'd there way back.

If you're a guitar player Cottten Music has some nice high endy guitars in a
mom & pop type atmosphere, 3rd & Lindsley's a cool club, Douglas Corner's
funky. There's always Gruhn's although the guitars are better maintained at
Cotten, tho a thousand less of them.

it's
pretentious, stuffy, and they don't even want you to talk while the
songwriters are playing.


yeah it is. If you don't live here though it has the reputation I suppose.

I always figured it the song can't keep my
attention for 3 minutes, the writers need to know that...

--
Dave Martin
Java Jive Studio
Nashville, TN
www.javajivestudio.com









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The only good thing about the Bluebird is their "shhhh!" policy. I actually
appreciate that. Other than that it's dripping with pretense. Some of the in the
round stuff there will make you want to puke. "Look at me, look at me I'm a
'serious' songwriter."

Try the Wooten Brothers at Third and Linsley on Wednesday nights for some
unbelievable funk. And check out what's happening at the Station Inn for some
great bluegrass.

Also check out Hatch Show Print on Broadway. One of the last old concert poster
letter press print shops around. Very cool...

Tim

Mondoslug1 wrote:

Dave Martin wrote:

Steve Holt" wrote in message news:WDmfb.5516


Bluebird Cafe.

Jeez - am I the only person in the world who dislikes that place?


No, you're not. I think a cruise down Broadway would be more fun, alot more fun
than that place. My wife got shhuushh'd there way back.

If you're a guitar player Cottten Music has some nice high endy guitars in a
mom & pop type atmosphere, 3rd & Lindsley's a cool club, Douglas Corner's
funky. There's always Gruhn's although the guitars are better maintained at
Cotten, tho a thousand less of them.

it's
pretentious, stuffy, and they don't even want you to talk while the
songwriters are playing.


yeah it is. If you don't live here though it has the reputation I suppose.

I always figured it the song can't keep my
attention for 3 minutes, the writers need to know that...

--
Dave Martin
Java Jive Studio
Nashville, TN
www.javajivestudio.com











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I won't set foot in that Godforsaken place. It represents EVERYTHING that's
wrong with country music today.


Dave Martin wrote:

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Jeez - am I the only person in the world who dislikes that place? it's
pretentious, stuffy, and they don't even want you to talk while the
songwriters are playing. I always figured it the song can't keep my
attention for 3 minutes, the writers need to know that...

--
Dave Martin
Java Jive Studio
Nashville, TN
www.javajivestudio.com


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I won't set foot in that Godforsaken place. It represents EVERYTHING that's
wrong with country music today.


Dave Martin wrote:

"
Jeez - am I the only person in the world who dislikes that place? it's
pretentious, stuffy, and they don't even want you to talk while the
songwriters are playing. I always figured it the song can't keep my
attention for 3 minutes, the writers need to know that...

--
Dave Martin
Java Jive Studio
Nashville, TN
www.javajivestudio.com


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Dave Martin wrote:

"Steve Holt" wrote:


Bluebird Cafe.


Jeez - am I the only person in the world who dislikes that place? it's
pretentious, stuffy, and they don't even want you to talk while the
songwriters are playing. I always figured it the song can't keep my
attention for 3 minutes, the writers need to know that...


They'll ignore talking because they're so used to it. Tomato bombardment
gets their attention.

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ha
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Dave Martin wrote:

"Steve Holt" wrote:


Bluebird Cafe.


Jeez - am I the only person in the world who dislikes that place? it's
pretentious, stuffy, and they don't even want you to talk while the
songwriters are playing. I always figured it the song can't keep my
attention for 3 minutes, the writers need to know that...


They'll ignore talking because they're so used to it. Tomato bombardment
gets their attention.

--
ha
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The only good thing about the Bluebird is their "shhhh!" policy. I

actually
appreciate that. Other than that it's dripping with pretense. Some of the

in the
round stuff there will make you want to puke. "Look at me, look at me I'm

a
'serious' songwriter."


I'd rather play in a biker bar. (and come to think of it, I have turned down
playing the Bluebird to play a bike bar...).

Try the Wooten Brothers at Third and Linsley on Wednesday nights for some
unbelievable funk. And check out what's happening at the Station Inn for

some
great bluegrass.


Except on Monday nights, when the Time Jumpers play some great Western
Swing.


Also check out Hatch Show Print on Broadway. One of the last old concert

poster
letter press print shops around. Very cool...

If you're into historic stuff, both the Hermitage and the Belle Meade
mansion are cool. If you're into gardens and artsy type stuff, Cheekwood is
cool as well. If you're here on a weekend, the Opry is worth seeing, if only
for the historical aspects...

--
Dave Martin
Java Jive Studio
Nashville, TN
www.javajivestudio.com




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"tferrell" wrote in message
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The only good thing about the Bluebird is their "shhhh!" policy. I

actually
appreciate that. Other than that it's dripping with pretense. Some of the

in the
round stuff there will make you want to puke. "Look at me, look at me I'm

a
'serious' songwriter."


I'd rather play in a biker bar. (and come to think of it, I have turned down
playing the Bluebird to play a bike bar...).

Try the Wooten Brothers at Third and Linsley on Wednesday nights for some
unbelievable funk. And check out what's happening at the Station Inn for

some
great bluegrass.


Except on Monday nights, when the Time Jumpers play some great Western
Swing.


Also check out Hatch Show Print on Broadway. One of the last old concert

poster
letter press print shops around. Very cool...

If you're into historic stuff, both the Hermitage and the Belle Meade
mansion are cool. If you're into gardens and artsy type stuff, Cheekwood is
cool as well. If you're here on a weekend, the Opry is worth seeing, if only
for the historical aspects...

--
Dave Martin
Java Jive Studio
Nashville, TN
www.javajivestudio.com


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I won't set foot in that Godforsaken place. It represents EVERYTHING

that's
wrong with country music today.


How about the Broken Spoke on a Saturday night? Or Lower Broadway? Those
joints MAY represent what can be salvaged from country music today...

--
Dave Martin
Java Jive Studio
Nashville, TN
www.javajivestudio.com


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"OKden" wrote in message
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I won't set foot in that Godforsaken place. It represents EVERYTHING

that's
wrong with country music today.


How about the Broken Spoke on a Saturday night? Or Lower Broadway? Those
joints MAY represent what can be salvaged from country music today...

--
Dave Martin
Java Jive Studio
Nashville, TN
www.javajivestudio.com


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The best place to get information on who's playing where is
http://www.nashscene.com/


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Nashville, TN
www.javajivestudio.com


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http://www.nashscene.com/


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"Dave Martin" wrote in message
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"Steve Holt" wrote in message

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Bluebird Cafe.

Jeez - am I the only person in the world who dislikes that place? it's
pretentious, stuffy, and they don't even want you to talk while the
songwriters are playing. I always figured it the song can't keep my
attention for 3 minutes, the writers need to know that...

--


This has less to do with the band and more to do with the audience. Having
spent way more time as a performer than an engineer, let me tell you I HATE
people who make a racket when I'm playing. Ask any musician what it's like
to be playing a quiet ballad and having difficulty hearing your band above
the din. This is not about being a pretentious artist, it's about an
audience being ignorant. Just imagine if someone did that during a mix. I've
played concerts where I could hear a pin drop, and it wasn't a function of
the band playing any differently than it did in the noisy club.

It's a pleasure to play a club where a noisy audience is not tolerated.


Steve Holt
INNER MUSIC
Music Creation & Production
http://www.inner-music.com
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/steveholt


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"Dave Martin" wrote in message
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"Steve Holt" wrote in message

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Bluebird Cafe.

Jeez - am I the only person in the world who dislikes that place? it's
pretentious, stuffy, and they don't even want you to talk while the
songwriters are playing. I always figured it the song can't keep my
attention for 3 minutes, the writers need to know that...

--


This has less to do with the band and more to do with the audience. Having
spent way more time as a performer than an engineer, let me tell you I HATE
people who make a racket when I'm playing. Ask any musician what it's like
to be playing a quiet ballad and having difficulty hearing your band above
the din. This is not about being a pretentious artist, it's about an
audience being ignorant. Just imagine if someone did that during a mix. I've
played concerts where I could hear a pin drop, and it wasn't a function of
the band playing any differently than it did in the noisy club.

It's a pleasure to play a club where a noisy audience is not tolerated.


Steve Holt
INNER MUSIC
Music Creation & Production
http://www.inner-music.com
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/steveholt


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"Dave Martin" wrote in message
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"Steve Holt" wrote in message

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Bluebird Cafe.

Jeez - am I the only person in the world who dislikes that place? it's
pretentious, stuffy, and they don't even want you to talk while the
songwriters are playing. I always figured it the song can't keep my
attention for 3 minutes, the writers need to know that...


Oh, yeah. I've seen some of the most pretentious funny stuff there too but
the good songwriters (like Don) are worth it. Actually I find the cattle
call writers nights fun in that "train wreck" sort of way. Not really
laughing but amazed at what people will do in close quarters to be famous.


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"Dave Martin" wrote in message
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"Steve Holt" wrote in message

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Bluebird Cafe.

Jeez - am I the only person in the world who dislikes that place? it's
pretentious, stuffy, and they don't even want you to talk while the
songwriters are playing. I always figured it the song can't keep my
attention for 3 minutes, the writers need to know that...


Oh, yeah. I've seen some of the most pretentious funny stuff there too but
the good songwriters (like Don) are worth it. Actually I find the cattle
call writers nights fun in that "train wreck" sort of way. Not really
laughing but amazed at what people will do in close quarters to be famous.


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Dave Martin wrote:

The best place to get information on who's playing where is
http://www.nashscene.com/


Here would be my choices from the Scene and elsewhe
Monday - The Timejumpers at the Station Inn

Tuesday - The Players at 3rd & Lindsley

Wednesday - Wooten Bros reunion at 3rd & Lindsley
OR see me at the 5-Spot in East Nashville, along with
Van Manakas and Dale Armstrong having fun for serious players

Thursday - should be Hot Club of Nashville at the Staion Inn.
Richard Smith is a phenominal gtr player.

Cotten Music and gruhn and the Guitar Gal for guitars. Corner Music for
almost everthing. Primal Gear and Blevins for Pro Audio.



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Dave Martin wrote:

The best place to get information on who's playing where is
http://www.nashscene.com/


Here would be my choices from the Scene and elsewhe
Monday - The Timejumpers at the Station Inn

Tuesday - The Players at 3rd & Lindsley

Wednesday - Wooten Bros reunion at 3rd & Lindsley
OR see me at the 5-Spot in East Nashville, along with
Van Manakas and Dale Armstrong having fun for serious players

Thursday - should be Hot Club of Nashville at the Staion Inn.
Richard Smith is a phenominal gtr player.

Cotten Music and gruhn and the Guitar Gal for guitars. Corner Music for
almost everthing. Primal Gear and Blevins for Pro Audio.

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Thursday - should be Hot Club of Nashville at the Staion Inn.
Richard Smith is a phenominal gtr player.


Yeah he is.
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Thursday - should be Hot Club of Nashville at the Staion Inn.
Richard Smith is a phenominal gtr player.


Yeah he is.
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Here's another shout for Richard Smith...incredible. And Bryan Sutton
and John Jorgensen, who also play with Hot Club are no slouches either.

Tim

Mondoslug1 wrote:

Thursday - should be Hot Club of Nashville at the Staion Inn.
Richard Smith is a phenominal gtr player.


Yeah he is.


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Here's another shout for Richard Smith...incredible. And Bryan Sutton
and John Jorgensen, who also play with Hot Club are no slouches either.

Tim

Mondoslug1 wrote:

Thursday - should be Hot Club of Nashville at the Staion Inn.
Richard Smith is a phenominal gtr player.


Yeah he is.


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Here's another shout for Richard Smith...incredible. And Bryan Sutton
and John Jorgensen, who also play with Hot Club are no slouches either.

Tim

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Here's another shout for Richard Smith...incredible. And Bryan Sutton
and John Jorgensen, who also play with Hot Club are no slouches either.

Tim

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Steve Holt wrote:

This has less to do with the band and more to do with the audience. Having
spent way more time as a performer than an engineer, let me tell you I HATE
people who make a racket when I'm playing. Ask any musician what it's like
to be playing a quiet ballad and having difficulty hearing your band above
the din. This is not about being a pretentious artist, it's about an
audience being ignorant. Just imagine if someone did that during a mix. I've
played concerts where I could hear a pin drop, and it wasn't a function of
the band playing any differently than it did in the noisy club.

It's a pleasure to play a club where a noisy audience is not tolerated.


I feel that the audience is paying the bills and therefore has the right
to do as they please, modulo applicable legalities. What gets me is when
the club interferes with performers. One of my bands used to play a
club that actually paged it patrons for phone calls using a particularly
bad sounding house "PA". This band's front man (not me!) was good at
using dynamics to grab an audience's attention. Far too frequently the
bartenders would ruin the moment with "PHONE CALL FOR JOE BLOW! JOE BLOW
TO THE PHONE, PLEASE!"

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