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Charlie McCoy • (June 17, 2006)
via Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum
Host: Bill Lloyd

Charlie McCoy • Nashville Cats, 2006 - Nashville Cats - The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum Charlie McCoy, harmonica virtuoso, multi–instrumentalist, Grammy, CMA and ACM award winner, and a 2009 inductee to the Country Music Hall of Fame recalls his career in a 2006 interview with Bill Lloyd as part of the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum’s Nashville Cats series. As a Session musi...

Joe Stampley (born June 6, 1943)

Before this 1962 Nudie designed Pontiac convertible was installed at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum or displayed at his guitar-shaped pool on , Webb Pierce parked at Columbia Studio A while recording at The Quonset Hut for Decca Records!

Bob Dylan’s Blonde On Blonde Turns 60 In June
via Music Connection Magazine

Bob Dylan’s Blonde On Blonde Turns 60 In June The Bob Dylan Blonde On Blonde Bob Johnston-produced recording sessions began in New York City in October 1965 at CBS studios and relocated to Nashville, Tennessee at the company’s facility until March 10, 1966. Dylan and Johnston during April ’66 in four days did the bulk of the final monaural ...

The all-night binge that led Bob Dylan to a 1966 masterpiece: “I got carried away”

The all-night binge that led Bob Dylan to a 1966 masterpiece After an all-night lyric-writing binge, Bob Dylan assembled his musicians to record the epic conclusion to 'Blonde on Blonde', 'Sad Eyed Lady of the Lowlands'.

Bob Dylan (born Robert Allen Zimmerman May 24, 1941)
Photo Credit: 1969 Elliott Landy

Classic Track: “King of the Road” - Roger Miller’s Smash Breakthrough It’s hard to remember back to a time when Nashville’s vaunted Music Row was really just a couple of studios and music publishing houses dotting tree-shaded 16th Avenue. This month’s Classic Track, Roger Miller’s “King of the Road,” takes us back to the fall of 1964, an era when the top d...