Tennessee
5 Best Food Joints in Nashville
Fuelling musicians appetites, Nashville has a great food scene. Rupert Parker tests out his taste buds cherry-picking five best food joints in Nashville.
Read the full story hereOn the Trail of Civil Rights in Tennessee and Mississippi
A journey down Highway 61 from Memphis to Jackson takes Rupert Parker along the Mississippi Freedom Trail chronicling the Civil Rights Movement.
Read the full story hereElvis Triangle from Tennessee to Mississippi
For Elvis fans, Tennessee and Mississippi are definitely the must visit states – you can follow his life from the lowly two room shack where he was born to the mansion where he lived until he died.
Read the full story hereWalking in Memphis
Late morning and I’m walking in Memphis. Hot and steamy, with Marc Cohn’s lyrics bouncing around my head. I spot Jacqueline Smith still camped out on the corner of Mulberry and Butler Street opposite the Lorraine Motel, a place she has occupied for over 27 years
Read the full story hereNashville. Music City is still in tune
I’m in Nashville’s Music Row on 16th Street, just a stone’s throw from RCA’s famous Studio B and I’m with Billy Montana and it’s raining buckets. Somewhat ironic really as Billy wrote the number 1 country hit Bring on the Rain, and frankly Nashville couldn’t bring on any more if it tried.
Read the full story hereNashville. A 48 hour musical journey.
I’m sitting at a grand old Steinway in RCA’s Studio B on Music Row in Nashville. As it happens, it’s the very piano Elvis tinkered on when he was working out arrangements for his band. Debbie, something of a Nashville treasure in her own right, is telling me a true story about one of his […]
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