Our friends and clients the NCO have a new logo, a new season, a new program, a new idea and a new blog, currently highlighted by a Paul Gambill challenge. WHAT IS SPIRITUAL MUSIC? he asks, and it’s not a rhetorical question. Anyone at all is invited and encouraged to consider and comment. The conversation starts with short essays by a panel of distinguished thinkers at the Uncovered Blog. They’re fascinating and we encourage you to visit and contribute. In related news, the Uncovered project is going live this week for the NCO itself, while the John Jorgenson project has new content, part one of a lengthy video bio interview with John. The NCO was the subject of a big story in the Tennessean on Sunday. And the first concert of the 2007-2008 season is coming up on Saturday. Check em out.
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WELCOME!
- String Theory Media is the web home and blog of author, producer and consultant Craig Havighurst.
Air Castle of the South
- Craig's book "Air Castle of the South: WSM and the Making of Music City" chronicles the 80-year history of the broadcaster that turned Nashville into a music town.
Craig's Radio
- The Decade in Music for ATC: Nashville Part 2
- The Decade in Music for ATC: Nashville, Part 1
- The Time Jumpers
Nashville's swing/jazz/country masters for All Things Considered. - Chris Thile and Punch Brothers
Bluegrass meets classical on NPR's All Things Considered - The Long Players
Nashville's greatest cover band, on All Things Considered. - Cherryholmes bluegrass band
For NPR's Weekend Edition
Recent Posts
- the music council's warm and fuzzy roll-out
- the Nashville Music Council to go public today
- new work: the nashville flood for premier guitar
- "the room flatters the music"
- new thing: musicians corner in nashville
- the johnny cash project
- keeping it real
- small venues tussle with the performing rights orgs
- new finds: balconyTV and allsouth networks
- the air castle paperback campaign
Music Blogs and Resources
- The Bluegrass Blog
- Nashville Cream
The Nashville Scene's music blog. - Future of Music Coalition
Soldiers for artists and music. - allmusic
The world's greatest free database of musicians and albums.
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