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Sep. 10,
2006
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Vol. 2,
Issue 18
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Greetings everyone....
Did you
have a good Labor Day weekend? We hope so... we spent it
on the golf course, losing as many balls to the water traps as
we could (in other wards, WAAAAYYYYY too many). But it
was fun, it was relaxing, and it meant a short work week.
Despite that short week, we have new information for
you, new photos, new articles, and more.
One thing
we'd like to ask you to do is periodically click on the Google
advertisements to the right on the main page and latest news
page. It doesn't cost you anything and it helps support
MNN. Also, please make sure to support our advertisers.
They are the ones which allow us to continue bringing
you the latest news, great photos and everything else we
offer.
Doing anything on Saturday, September
23rd? Little Texas is performing in a special
outdoor, intimate concert under the stars at Dyer Observatory
in Brentwood, TN., at 7:00pm. Doors open at 4 PM with
tickets ranging from $7 for students; $12 for Vanderbilt
University faculty/staff and Bluebird on the Mountain season
ticket holders; and $15 for general public. In addition, there
is a $50 VIP ticket that will allow for pre-show access and a
meet & greet with the band. Proceeds from this
benefit concert will be used to expand programs at Dyer
Observatory that tell the story of science and that provide
hundreds of area students the chance to see the wonders of the
stars and to interact with world class explorers who are at
the forefront of new discoveries. CLICK
HERE to visit
Ticketmaster and purchase tickets for this concert.
Mark your calendars for the release party for Fertitta
and McClintock's new CD, AFTER ALL THIS TIME, produced by Fred
Mollin, Steven McClintock and David Fertitta. The date is
September 29th at 7pm til 9pm at LYRIX
with special guest Jim Quealy and Gunner Nelson. The 27 years
in the making CD is on 37 Records and will be for sale that
night! Everyone is invited.
We HIGHLY
recommend you visit MNN every day to catch the LATEST NEWS.
The industry news changes daily, including notices of
events and more. Log on every day and visit the LATEST
NEWS section where stories are updated from noon to 5:00pm
EVERY DAY.
Here's what's new in MNN this week:
(To read the story, review
or see the photos, simply click on the headline)
Articles:
Jessi Colter Moves
On by Rick
Kelly
Learning
Curve by Fett
Macke's: Green Hills' Newest
Upscale Eatery by Tori
Sparks
Producer Shark
Repellant By James
Rea
The Road to
Sugarland By Peter
Cronin
CD Reviews:
Dave Barnes - Chasing
Mississippi by Lori
Shropshire
The Derailers - Soldiers Of
Love by Lori
Shropshire
Shenandoah -
Journeys by Kenny
Hart
*** Watch for new
reviews coming this week
Interviews:
New Artist Spotlight: Natalie
Howard By Peter
Cronin
*** Coming soon -
Jeff Bates, Heartland, Pirates Of The Mississippi, Bob
Mason
Photographs:
(Most photos on the MNN website are
available for purchase - please contact Dan)
Awards Nominations for 2006
CMA Awards
Kid Pan Alley CD Release
Party
*** Plus, we
are regularly adding new photos to "An Average Night in
Nashville"
*** Coming soon
- Broken Bridges movie premier, Jesse Lee showcase, RAMA's
"The Producer's Chair" and more
Upcoming
Events:
-
Little Texas
concert At Dyer Observatory, Sponsored by Bluebird Cafe,
September 23, 7:00pm
- Celebrity Tablescapes For TJ Martell
Foundation, September 15-25, 2006
- IBMA Week and Awards, Nashville Sept. 24 - Oct. 1,
2006
- NSAI #1 Party at NSAI/Nashville, Sept. 25th,
4:00pm
-
Durango Songwriter's Expo / Park City, Utah, October
5-7
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Country Star University
Oct. 9 & 10
- Bluebird On The Mountain:
The summer concert series wraps up Oct. 14 At Dyer
Observatory
- IEBA in Nashville, October 15-17
- Lion King at TPAC, 6 week
run beginning October 26, 2006
- TN4Kids Live Auction, November 2nd,
2006
- BMI Country Music Awards, November 4th,
Nashville
-
ICMA Awards, Gibson Showcase/Nashville, November 9,
7:00pm
Columns / Concert Reviews:
- Bayou's Blue-s
Blast
- GAC Music Beat With
Ronna Rubin
- Miranda's Nashville
Unplugged
- Preshias Tome's Monthly
Column
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