Subject: Ringo Starr

• Inside This Week's Music Section (And on the Cover)

  July 3, 2008

• Inside This Week's Music Section

  July 10, 2008

• Attention Everyone: Ringo Starr Has Had Enough

  October 14, 2008

• Duty Now for the Future: Harass Kid Rock in Any Way Possible!

  I know that, historically, Nashville is where careers in Rock go to die, but sometimes there is just so much vanilla humdrum in our fair city I feel like I can't take it, like my heart's going to cave in. This is one of those times. According to an article in yesterday's Tennessean, we in Nashville might be seeing a lot more of Kid Rock in the days to come. Kid Rock has a Nashville home and has become a part of the city's musical fabric. "I like the people," he says. "It's just a great repre

  November 19, 2008

• The Top 10 Reissues of 2008

  It's time to rank the best of what went around and came around again. BILLY JOEL The Stranger (Columbia/Legacy) As punk and disco exploded, the Piano Man's deeply unhip 1978 breakthrough proved that top-shelf Broadway/Brill Building songwriting could still sell - and, occasionally, rock. "Scenes From an Italian Restaurant" and "Anthony's Song (Movin' Out)" remain priceless snapshots of Annie Hall-era NYC, the title track bares real teeth, and the Kenny Chesney fave "Only the Good Die Young" -

  December 24, 2008

• Acoustic Master Session

  January 15, 2009

• Love-Hate Mail

  Letters from our readers

  July 10, 2008

• The Spin

  July 10, 2008

• With a Little Help

  July 3, 2008

• Nashville Starr

  July 3, 2008

• Our Critics' Picks

  May 15, 2008

• The Spin

  January 10, 2008

• OVERALL WINNER WITH THE MOST VOTES

  A rundown of the folks who earned the most votes in this year's Nashville Scene Music Awards

  September 23, 2004

• Face the Music: April McLean

  August 5, 2004

• Our Critics Picks

  LAST OF THE BREED TOUR, featuring Merle Haggard, Willie Nelson and Ray Price, with Asleep at the Wheel

  March 15, 2007

• Our Critics Picks

  February 15, 2007

• Blues/Traditional

  August 12, 2004

• Summer Shorts

  Remembering the long and lazy season

  May 18, 2006

• Standard Setter

  In a marketplace that's nearly forgotten him, veteran soul crooner returns with strong album

  October 25, 2001

• Planet Claire

  Do real grown-ups eat Lucky Charms?

  March 17, 2005

• They Barked, He Bit Back

  Over three decades, RCA’s Joe Galante went from shunned outsider to revered insider. Sometimes it wasn’t very pleasant to watch.

  November 6, 2003

• A Fitting Tribute

  Local musician/songwriter Gary Nicholson makes stirring contribution to new Ringo Starr album

  September 4, 2003

• Pick of the Week

  Thursday, May 8th ♦ T-Model Ford/Robert Belfour

  May 8, 2003

• Our Critics Picks

  Music

  January 10, 2002

• Formation of Stars

  Local power-pop quartet rise from the ashes of Believable Picnic

  October 11, 2001

• Second Chance

  March 18, 1999

• Deep Blues

  January 14, 1999

• Career Goals

  November 5, 1998

• Forced Retirement

  September 10, 1998

• Music Notes

  February 20, 1997

• Encompassed

  June 6, 1996

• Border Crossing

  January 18, 1996

• Jonell Mosser's new album is called Trust Yourself, and she's practicing what she preaches

  May 14, 2009

• Those Darlins, Brendan Benson: Newsy Bits

  * "We felt like it's our music and we should own it ourselves. We want control over our music and our image," she says. "The only thing a label could offer us that we couldn't do ourselves would be money. You can give us money, but we already have the entire team of everything we need." That's Jessi Darlin, in a Reuters story about her band, Those Darlins. * A little more on the new Brendan Benson album over at Consequence of Sound. (Check MBV for the new song.) * The new EP by The Comfies wil

  June 22, 2009

• The Charlie Daniels Band at The Wildhorse

  August 27, 2009

• On Nashville Side Projects and/or the Lack Thereof

  ​So yesterday I noticed you all slapping on your caption caps in an effort to win tickets to see Tobacco -- the side/solo project from the Black Moth Super Rainbow frontman. Basically, this got me thinking: Hasn't Nashville been a little shy on its own side projects lately? I mean, sure, solo/side projects started by members of relatively more successful bands are basically like reality TV shows: gloriously self-indulgent, rarely at all original or astounding, and always in excess of the actua

  March 11, 2010

• A Few Songs by The Semantics

  Fans of listening to hard-to-find Southern power-pop on the Internet: Rejoice, for someone has uploaded three songs off Powerbill, the 1993 album by The Semantics, to YouTube! "Don't Say Goodbye" (above) is about as perfect a piece of pop melancholy you're going to hear -- the chorus is so, so good. (Side note: Read Michael Chabon's essay on Big Star in the latest McSweeney's. If I had my copy with me I would quote it at length.)

  March 16, 2010