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Court-Ordered Hell — how an errant judge and a controlling sibling stripped Nashville rocker Danny Tate of his money, his livelihood and his legal rights
By Brantley Hargrove
Published: January 21, 2010
Danny Tate wasn't in court in early December to plead for the return of his constitutional rights. He couldn't be — not unless he wanted to be handcuffed and thrown into...
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Blaire Faculty Recital at Vanderbilt
Teacher Teacher
By Russell Johnston
Published: January 21, 2010
Violinist Christian Teal is most familiar to Nashville concertgoers as the Blair String Quartet's longtime first violinist, but his solo recitals are also worth seeking out....
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The Claire Lynch Band at Station Inn
Lynch Pin
By Jon Weisberger
Published: January 21, 2010
Ms. Lynch has been hitting the road in the last couple of years with enough enthusiasm, energy and enjoyment to give the most boisterous youngster pause, and she’s done so...
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Donna Ulisse and the Poor Mountain Boys at Station Inn
Mountain Magic
By Jon Weisberger
Published: January 21, 2010
The tightly knit bluegrass community can be slow to warm up to those deemed outsiders, and not even marriage into a royal family — in this case, the Stanleys — is...
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Guyland Keynote with Michael Kimmel at Vanderbilt Student Life Center
Failure to Launch
By Tracy Moore
Published: January 21, 2010
“What used to be regressive weekends are now whole years in the lives of some guys,” author and sociologist Michael Kimmel told Newsweek recently in an interview...
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Justin Townes Earl at Mercy Lounge
Local Boy Done Great
By Seth Graves
Published: January 21, 2010
Since uprooting from Nashville to Manhattan’s East Village last year, Justin Townes Earle has been the local-boy-done-good several times over. He won “Best Emerging...
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The Frog Prince at the Library
Puppet Masters
By Martin Brady
Published: January 21, 2010
Nashville Public Library has many assets, but perhaps none so specially valued as Wishing Chair Productions. Wishing Chair is under the direction of the ever-creative Brian...
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Radnor Lake Volunteer Day
Into the Woods
By Carrington Fox
Published: January 21, 2010
At press time, forecasts were calling for temperatures well above freezing for the fourth Saturday of the month, when, like clockwork, Radnor Lake rangers and volunteers will...
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The Belcourt Midnight Movie: Harold and Maude
Cougar Town
By Emily Bartlett Hines
Published: January 21, 2010
Although Hal Ashby’s 1971 film regularly joins Rocky Horror, Pink Flamingoes and Spinal Tap on lists of the top cult films of all time, it’s a little different:...
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Katy K and Miss Lolly Pop's Brrr-lesque
Frozen Tomatoes
By Jim Ridley
Published: January 21, 2010
The weather may be nipple, er, nippy outside—but around the gals of Music City Burlesque, there’s no such thing as shrinkage! Shore up the ol’ stalagmite as...
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Chris Crofton's "Kingdom Come" Stand-Up at The Basement
King Chris
By Emily Bartlett Hines
Published: January 21, 2010
If you haven’t seen The Clutters, Ghostfinger or Chris Crofton — where have you been living, under a rock? Do you even live in Nashville? What’s your problem? In...
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Olde Worlde Theatre's Robin Hood at The Belcourt
Hood Vibrations
By Emily Bartlett Hines
Published: January 21, 2010
“It’s about greed, power, equality,” says Richard Stein, Olde Worlde Theatre’s director, of their new production. This might sound like dense material for a...
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Conestyle at The End
Americone Music
By Steve Haruch
Published: January 21, 2010
Those who caught Ocelots’ amazingly sludgetastic take on TLC’s “Waterfalls” at the Nashville Cream ’90s cover night last summer undoubtedly remember...
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Strike Anywhere at The End
Match Play
By Timothy C. Davis
Published: January 21, 2010
Can a politically geared punk-rock band really make a difference in the world at large and stick to their (metaphorical) guns at the same time? Need the band ever have the...
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MEEMAW Reunion at The End
MEEMAWESOME
By Adam Gold
Published: January 21, 2010
While the coming re-emergence of bands ranging from Pavement to Soundgarden and The Faces is lighting up news feeds around the globe, this one-off reunion by a couple of...
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Casme Opens for Johnny Neel at Exit/In
Cas-Mic
By Sean L. Maloney
Published: January 21, 2010
Score another one for the Nashville Flipside crew: it's another week and they have yet another tight urban music showcase. This week’s highlight is the hyper-hyphenated...
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Lovedrug at Exit/In
The Perfect Drug
By Seth Graves
Published: January 21, 2010
The biggest selling points on Ohio-based indie outfit Lovedrug seem to be not what they’ve been playing since the year 2000, but with whom. Research indicates that...
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Armed Forces
My Friends?
By Sean L. Maloney
Published: January 21, 2010
You've got to hand it to Armed Forces' commander-in-chief Brandon Jazz — he's busted his ass over the last year and a half to work his way into the secret cabal that's...
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Happy Valley Party at Cannery Ballroom
Secrets and Lies
By Sean L. Maloney
Published: January 21, 2010
While we're not at liberty to divulge the exact details of the epic audio-visual experience in store for this very special edition of Nashville’s premier dance night, we...
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De Novo Dahl at Mercy Lounge
Lions, Tigers, Cats and Kittens
By D. Patrick Rodgers
Published: January 21, 2010
Move Every Muscle, Make Every Sound, De Novo Dahl’s 2008 major-label debut, was a divisive release. Its sugar-rush, synthpop urgency granted DND some success with the...
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