How Nashville became Music City, U.S.A., 50 years of Music Row, by Michael Kosser
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How Nashville became Music City, U.S.A., 50 years of Music Row, by Michael Kosser
Language
eng
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Index
index present
Literary form
non fiction
Main title
How Nashville became Music City, U.S.A.
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63703869
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by Michael Kosser
Sub title
50 years of Music Row
Table of contents
The roots of Music Row -- The Opry puts its foot down -- It all begins with a song -- Now we have an industry! -- When country music almost died -- Oohs and aahs -- Saving country -- Dang me! -- Crazy -- Homegrown talent and the Nashville machine -- The Everly Brothers and the Bryants -- A pair of aces -- Rebels and respect -- Gallico and his boys -- Strings and power saws -- Lou Bradley: knight of the console -- "Wesley, it's music!" -- Know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em -- Wanted: Jerry Bradley -- Nashville, before and after Bowen -- "Man, there's only three chords!" -- "I'm gonna cut this song and I really can't tell you why" -- The men of Garth -- From the alleyway to MCA -- Texas and Oklahoma song dogs -- The king of the independents -- Galante and Tomlinson: keepin' it real -- Murder on the row -- "If it is not known for music, it will not be known for anything"
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