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Jacob Yergert


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Centennial, Colorado, USA
Post  Posted 5 May 2024 2:17 pm    
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Hello!

My band is touring in June and we have a day off scheduled in Nashville. Being from Denver, I've only been to Nashville once, and it was for a bachelor party. All the other guys I was with were utterly uninterested in Nashville's history, music, guitar, etc-- they were just there to drink. We spent pretty much all weekend on Broadway. Had a fun time, saw all the old honky-tonks, but not what I would be doing if I called the shots. I did wake up early one morning and took an Uber through Music Row and over to check out the Vanderbilt ballfields, but that was the only sightseeing I really did.

As a Chet lover, I plan to see the Ryman. I don't really have much interest in the "new" location of the Grand Ole Opry.

What other MUST-SEE places are there for Steelers in Nashville? Is there any Sho-Bud history I can check out? Any museums that I can't miss? I appreciate any feedback!
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Pete Finney

 

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Nashville Tn.
Post  Posted 6 May 2024 7:02 am    
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Hey Jacob,

Here's one recent thread on the subject.

https://bb.steelguitarforum.com/viewtopic.php?t=399034

As far as Sho-bud, the Roberts Western World bar on Broadway was the Sho-bud shop in the 60s and early 70s. There's a lot of random pictures and stuff from the old days scattered around if you look, especially upstairs by the back door. Maybe try to go early when it's not too busy. It's also most locals favorite bar for old-school country. It's across the alley from the Ryman.
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Peter Freiberger

 

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California, USA
Post  Posted 6 May 2024 9:37 am    
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There’s a great deal of history collected and on display at the Country Music Hall of Fame. Highly recommended.
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Bob Blair


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Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Post  Posted 6 May 2024 10:20 am    
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I always visit the Hall of Fame when I am there and never get tired of it (even the permanent stuff that I have seen a number of times I don't get tired of).
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James P Mitchell

 

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Tennessee, USA
Post  Posted 10 May 2024 11:41 am    
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What day of the week do you have off? And do you have the night free as well?
Tell me the date and I can get you some recommendations.
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Jack Stanton


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Somewhere in the swamps of Jersey
Post  Posted 11 May 2024 6:23 am    
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Musicians Hall of Fame!
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Ricky Davis


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Bertram, Texas USA
Post  Posted 11 May 2024 8:41 am    
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Country Music Hall of Fame Museum

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Tim Sergent

 

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Hendersonville, TN, USA
Post  Posted 13 May 2024 1:23 pm    
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Music City Bar and Grill usually has Rusty Danmyer and Tom Killen 'lurking" around in there a few nights a week
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Eddy Dunlap

 

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Nashville, Tn
Post  Posted 14 May 2024 5:52 am    
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I’d definitely go to the Opry no matter what to see Tommy White. Honky Tonk Tuesday at the American Legion Post 82 on Gallatin Road in East Nashville is fun too. Also, come out to Time Jumpers on a Monday night at 3rd and Lindsley.
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