The ever-magnificent Will Kimbrough & Tommy Womack were in the studio this morning to promote their Tin Pan South show (Wednesday 4/1 at Mercy Lounge). They came, they talked, they played a couple of great tunes.
Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Friday, March 13, 2009
Tiger Who?
See Henrik Stenson. Henrik is a professional golfer.
Swing, Henrik, Swing.
Because he's Swedish, I guess, when his ball lands in the Florida mud at a PGA championship game, Henrik finds it more distasteful to get muddy trou than give sports photographers a package shot.
Strip, Henrik! Strip!
Just FYI, he's 3 under par at the time of this post.
Birdie, Henrik, Birdie!
Swing, Henrik, Swing.
Because he's Swedish, I guess, when his ball lands in the Florida mud at a PGA championship game, Henrik finds it more distasteful to get muddy trou than give sports photographers a package shot.
Strip, Henrik! Strip!
Just FYI, he's 3 under par at the time of this post.
Birdie, Henrik, Birdie!
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
Music City Mayhem: Day 1
Congratulations to Chip Greene, whose fans turned out in a big way to vote Chip and his music onto the next bracket. OBLiO: Thanks so much for participating. You're great. Now here's the cane.
Next up: Ben Cyllus v Wess Floyd & the Daisycutters
Next up: Ben Cyllus v Wess Floyd & the Daisycutters
Monday, March 9, 2009
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Great Woods
This morning, I tagged along on a very special, very private, Team Green outing to hike through the Hill Tract — a pristine old growth forest in southwest Davidson county. The tract recently became available to the Friends of Warner Parks, for purchase. So far, they've raised about 90% of the necessary funds and have an agreement in place to make the buy, with the intention of turning around and donating it to Metro. You can get details and make a donation, if you like, here.
Anyway, there were about 15 of us out in this very pristine area of town. A few of the trees were huge, largest I've ever seen. This big:
Hopefully they'll be able to hit their goal before closing; it would be a shame for Nashville hikers to lose this opportunity.
Wednesday, March 4, 2009
Yankee Clipper
We had a great studio visit with Canadian artist Serena Ryder a couple of weeks ago, and I just saw the video footage is online:
Go here for pt 2.
Go here for pt 2.
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