We were always a
close family, if ya
knows what I means.
Have you vacationed in Nashville sometime since
1970? Have you been among the 13 million or so tourists who
visit Nashville each year and attend the Grand Ole Opry? If
so, maybe you dropped by one of our numerous gift shops, like
the one in the Sheraton Hotel on Broadway (variously known
over the years as The Clubhouse Inn and The Ramada Inn). Or,
maybe you browsed our shops in The Music Row Entertainment
Center across from the Country Music Hall of Fame, and attended
the Nashville Jubilee show which was held each weekend. Maybe
you saw the Hank Williams, Sr. Museum with the '52 Baby Blue
Cadillac convertible in which Hank died traveling cross-country
when he was only 29 years old after writing 500 country classics.
Maybe you visited the Elvis Memorial to see Mitch Torok's
70' mural of "The King's" life set to music. Maybe you sat
on bales of hay listening to the twang of tour bus drivers
sing country music when they took to the wagon-bed stage on
their well-beaten path past the Homes of the Stars. The Nashville
Scene creates nostalgic memories for lots of country music
fans. For 30 years our mission has been to help fans have
a good time in Nashville. You can still keep those memories
fresh and alive with souvenirs from the heart of Music City
U.S.A.. We have a "lotta, lotta" variety which you just "gotta,
gotta" look over. Thanks for visiting us at "Nashville" online!
Seems like there's
always work around
here to be done.
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