New Directions An independent record label takes a hint from the big boys. [03-15-99] — Ron Wynn, NASHVILLE SCENE Back to Basics Ricky Skaggs finds a new audience--in a group of young rockers? [02-08-99] — Michael McCall, NASHVILLE SCENE Inner Visions Kirby Shelstad explores Buddhism and his religious convictions in his music. [01-19-99] — Michael McCall, NASHVILLE SCENE For the Record Need a record label for your jazz performer? Look no further than Nashville. [11-30-98] — Ron Wynn, NASHVILLE SCENE Dollars and Sense What's the point of being in the music business if you can't have fun with it? The 5 Bucks say there isn't one. [11-16-98] — Michael McCall, NASHVILLE SCENE Career Goals He may have topped the charts with his country songs, but he's always dreamed of being a sideman in a rock 'n' roll band. [11-09-98] — Beverly Keel, NASHVILLE SCENE Enterprising Ron Wynn talks to urban-music entrepreneurs in Nashville, of all places. [10-12-98] — Ron Wynn, NASHVILLE SCENE Group View Michael McCall visits Tiny Town. [09-28-98] — Michael McCall, NASHVILLE SCENE Time to Develop Koch Records does A&R the old-fashioned way-by building artists and repertoire. [09-14-98] — Bill Friskics-Warren, NASHVILLE SCENE Vox Populi Recalling the days three decades ago when We the People introduced garage-punk psychedelia to Nashville. [08-24-98] — Jonathan Marx, NASHVILLE SCENE In Style Michael McCall swings with Victor Mecyssne. [08-17-98] — Michael McCall, NASHVILLE SCENE Piano Forte Talking to jazz pianist Beegie Adair. [08-10-98] — Ron Wynn, NASHVILLE SCENE Rhyme and Reason Ron Wynn on the funk-rap combo Utopia State. [07-06-98] — Ron Wynn, NASHVILLE SCENE Hit Man Michael Gray talks to songwriter extraordinaire Dan Penn. [04-13-98] — Michael Gray, NASHVILLE SCENE Wrong Place, Right Time Nashville's a five-year town where careers are concerned; The Nevers did it in one. [03-30-98] — Grant Alden, NASHVILLE SCENE A Good Year The Black Country Music Association has made Music Row stand up and take notice. [03-02-98] — Bill Friskics-Warren and Rob Wynn, NASHVILLE SCENE Bashing Nashville Panning for country gold outside the mainstream. [12-29-97] — Bill Friskics-Warren, NASHVILLE SCENE Forging His Own Path Bill Friskics-Warren talks to honkytonk hero Dean Miller. [12-08-97] — Bill Friskics-Warren, NASHVILLE SCENE "Yes" Man Jamie Hartford does it right. [11-17-97] — Michael McCall, NASHVILLE SCENE A Living Thing Finally, here comes that Jason & the Scorchers live album, only about 15 years overdue. [11-03-97] — Michael McCall, NASHVILLE SCENE More Local View Archives...
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