Events in the Village!

Songwriter's Depot July Show News

Updated July 23rd, 2010:   It was a warm night outside but we enjoyed a cool show inside with the July 2010 Songwriter's Depot show at the Old Country Store.   We started the show off with a bang with little nine year old Presley Connor's comedy routine.  It was a real hit and she's a doll.  Presley is the daughter of show producer Shane Connor. 

Our three fantastic songwriters, Blaine Larsen, Jamie Teachenor and Joe White, put on a great show with their incredible talents as songwriters, singers and musicians.  It was amazing.  Songwriter Joe West was accompanied by his son, Zach, on his hit song "American Ride".

We love live music at the Old Country Store and so appreciate our partnership with WYN 106.9 on Songwriter's Depot.  We really enjoy these songwriter nights and have met the best of the best from Nashville.  Mark your calendar for the next show on the 4th Thursday on August 26th. 



From www.wwyn.fm 106.9's website: 

S O N G W R I T E R ' S   D E P O T
   
   
>> CLICK HERE TO RESERVE ONLINE <<
   or call 427-9616

Thursday, July 22nd - 7:00 pm
(Supper at 6 pm)

OLD COUNTRY STORE in CASEY JONES VILLAGE
Jackson, TN

Read more about this month's guests:


BLAINE LARSEN - His own radio hits include 'How Do You Get That Lonely' & 'Chillin',
plus he wrote George Strait's recent hit 'I Gotta Get To You'

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JOE WEST - Songwriting credits include 'American Ride' for Toby Keith and
'Do You Believe Me Now' for Jimmy Wayne


JAMIE TEACHENOR - a Depot favorite and has had songs recorded by Luke Bryan,
Montgomery Gentry, Gretchen Wilson, and Blaine Larsen
 
Come early to enjoy the buffet at 6:00 pm!
($10 cover for the show and dinner is not included in the price of the show)
   
  



Posted July 9th, 2010:

What a line-up!!!  It's going to be amazing....... 

Just released from Shane at WYN:

PERFORMERS FOR THE JULY 22nd "WYN 106.9 SONGWRITER'S DEPOT" at The Old Country Store: Blaine Larsen, Joe West, & Jamie Teachenor. Call WYN at 731-427-9616 Monday for reservations. Supper at 6 pm and show at 7 pm. 

 

 

 

Posted by Deborah at 7/15/2010 11:04 PM

Model Railroad Meeting July 15th!

Posted Monday, July 12th, 2010:

Model Railroad Club to Meet at Casey Jones Museum Thursday
 
(Jackson, TN)  The Casey Jones Museum Model Railroad Club monthly meeting will be held at Casey Jones Home & Railroad Museum Thursday, July 15th at 6:30 pm.  The club meets at the Museum in the Jackson Room on the third Thursday of the month. 
 
Membership is open to anyone interested in N, HO, O and G gauge model trains. Dues are $30.00 annually and include admission to the Museum, workshops, layouts sessions and operating sessions plus a 10% discount on gifts from the Casey Jones Train Store.
 
For more information contact the Museum at 731.668.1222.  Casey Jones Home & Railroad Museum is located in Casey Jones Village at 30 Casey Jones Lane in Jackson. The website is www.caseyjones.com .
 
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Posted by Deborah at 7/12/2010 7:57 PM

Happy 4th/The Village/The Q and You!

Updated July 2nd, 2010: 



Enjoy A BBQ Picnic Friday & Saturday!

We will have delicious BBQ sandwiches, chips and soft drinks available at the concession stand outside of the Old Country Store Friday, July 2nd and Saturday, July 3rd from 11:00 am until 5:00 pm with picnic tables and tents to sit under and enjoy the beautiful weekend weather. 
BBQ Sandwich, chips and drink only $5.00! 

Posted July 1st, 2010: 

Happy 4th of July!

We know you are looking forward to a fun holiday weekend!  We are too!  Be sure and stop by Casey Jones Village and enjoy a great Southern meal at the Old Country Store, a tour of Casey Jones Museum and shopping all around the Village. You can even take in a game of mini-golf at Casey Jones Mini-Golf. 

We will have special music at lunch on Saturday, July 3rd at the Old Country Store with the Spurlock Family bluegrass gospel band.  Cindy Spurlock and her six kids will perform. They are fantastic. Don't miss it beginning at 11:30 am in the Ice Cream Parlor.

We're open all weekend and also on Monday, July 5th.  The Old Country Store hours are 6:30 am to 9 pm and Museum hours are 9 am to 8 pm daily. 

We'll have BBQ packages in the Old Country Store To Go Friday, Saturday and Sunday.  BBQ is only $7.49 per pound while it lasts. Fixins' include:  Baked Beans, Potato Salad and Cole Slaw for $2.49 a pint or $4.49 a pound each. 

"To Go" BBQ packages include:

 

  • 1 and one/fourth pounds of BBQ
  • 2 quarts of your choice of Baked Beans, Potato Salad or Cole Slaw
  • 8 buns
  • 1 pint of homemade bbq sauce
    All for only $19.99 plus tax! 

    Here's a link to some fun things going on in our area this weekend from our friends at the West Tennessee Delta Heritage Center in Brownsville, Tennessee located at I-40 exit 56:  http://www.westtnheritage.com/4thevents.html and also on this link from their newsletter:  4th of July Happenings in West Tennessee

    Happy 4th from Casey Jones Village!
    Follow us on Twitter at www.twitter.com/oldcountrystore (see link below) and on Facebook on our two pages:  "Brooks Shaw's Old Country Store" and our newer page "Casey Jones Village"....

 

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Posted by Deborah at 7/1/2010 3:35 PM

June Songwriter's Depot News!




Hanging out before the Show: 
Billy Montana, WYN 106.9's Shane Connor (the show producer) and Keni Thomas



Updated June 25th:   Wow!  We enjoyed an incredible show with Keni Thomas and Billy Montana June 24th.  There was a big thunderstorm outside but we had our own fireworks inside with their powerful stories in song.  Our thanks to the amazingly talented artists, Keni and Billy, for driving in from Nashville to spend the evening with us. What genuinely nice people and such a wonderful passion for their work and touching lives across the globe.  Read more below...

Updated June 23rd:  
We are going to have an incredible show at Songwriter's Depot this month as we welcome Keni Thomas and Billy Montana June 24th.  Two powerhouse artists for our special "Salute to Patriots" show.  Read more about their amazing stories at www.kenithomas.com and www.billymontana.com ....

Posted June 16th:
We are looking forward to a wonderful June show on the 24th. 
See the details below from our friends at WWYN 106.9
and their website www.wwyn.fm



    
   

>> CLICK HERE TO RESERVE ONLINE <<
   or call WYN 106.9 at 731-427-9616

S O N G W R I T E R ' S    D E P O T
Thursday, June 24th
OLD COUNTRY STORE

The Show starts at 7:00 pm.  Come early to enjoy the buffet at 6:00 pm!
($10 cover for the show and dinner is not included in the price of the show)
 
KENI THOMAS BILLY MONTANA
A Staff Sergeant with the US 75th Ranger Regiment, Keni and his task force members were involved in the mission that would be featured in the book and movie, Black Hawk Down. Since then, Keni has toured internationally and co-wrote seven of the tracks on his new album. In addition, Keni is the national spokesman for the Hero Fund and the Special Operations Foundation and sang the National Anthem at the 2009 World Series. Critically acclaimed singer/ songwriter Billy Montana’s talent for tapping into powerful emotions in the songs that he writes has led to a string of hits and awards for some of country music’s biggest stars. Billy’s "Number 1" credits include Garth Brooks’ record-breaking single, “More Than A Memory”, Sara Evans’ smash “Suds in the Bucket”, the Grammy-nominated “Bring On the Rain” recorded by Jo Dee Messina, and “Stuck” recorded by Jackson-native, Ash Bowers.

Posted by Deborah at 6/23/2010 10:11 PM

Special Event - Dedication of Civil War Marker June 17th


Updated June 18th, 2010:



Civil War Trails Marker Dedication June 17th, 2010
Pictured left to right:  Old Country Store CEO Clark Shaw, Village marketing director Deborah Shaw Laman, State Representative Steve McDaniel, Tennessee Commissioner of Tourism Susan Whitaker, Center for Historic Preservation director Dr. Caroll Van West, State Representative Jimmy Eldridge
and Jackson Area Chamber CEO & President Kyle Spurgeon



Pictured left to right:  Casey Jones Museum Historian Norma Taylor, State Representive Steve McDaniel, Director of the Center for Historic Preservation at MTSU Dr. Carroll Van West, Commissioner of Tourism Susan Whitaker and State Representative Jimmy Eldridge



Bruce Dorris with Jackson Energy Authority, Clark Shaw, Old Country Store CEO, TN State Representative Jimmy Eldridge from Jackson and TN State Representative Steve McDaniel from Parker's Crossroads

On Thursday, June 17th, we had a very special day in the Village with the dedication of the Civil War Trails Jackson gateway marker and the unveiling of a new exhibit in the Museum entitled "Railroads & The Civil War in Tennessee". Special guests included the Commissioner of Tourism Susan Whitaker, Dr. Carroll Van West, director of the Center for Historic Preservation at Middle Tennessee State University, Representative Jimmy Eldridge, Representative Steve McDaniel, Madison County Historian Linda Higgins, Lee Curtis from the Tennessee Department of Tourism, Jackson Area Chamber president Kyle Spurgeon, City Councilman Frank Neudecker, Jackson Convention & Visitors Bureau director Lori Nunnery, Southwest Tennessee Tourism director Mary Beth Hopper, Billy King from Big Black Creek Historical Association, Renee Moss from Buford Pusser Museum, Sonia Outlaw-Clark from the West TN Delta Heritage Center, the Chamber Red Coats, friends of the Museum and family.

Many thanks as always for everyone's support of the Village. Thank you also to Clark Shaw for his leadership with these projects, the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development, the Center for Historic Preservation in Murfreesboro and to Lawrence & Norma Taylor for their hospitality at the Casey Jones Home & Railroad Museum. 

Our deepest gratitude to Mid-South Color Lab here in Jackson for their incredible time and talents on our newest Museum exhibit.  They were a pleasure to work with as always and hats off to Brooks Clayton, Bob Vickers and graphic designer Jason Jerrolds.  They did all the design work and fabrication for the "Railroads & The Civil War in Tennessee".  What a treasure to have such a top quality design and photography lab right here in Jackson.   www.midsouthcolor.com

We appreciate so much the coverage of this special event by members of the Jackson media including the Jackson Sun with journalist Mariann Martin and photographer Kenneth Cummings, WBBJ TV and VIP Jackson magazine.

Here is a link to the Jackson Sun article in today's paper:
http://www.jacksonsun.com/article/20100618/NEWS01/6180307/Civil+War+saga+told+in+exhibit

Additional photos from the event are located on our Facebook page.
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=176759&id=48476403261

In the evening we welcomed Tennessee Department of Tourism's Director of Communications Cindy Dupree and a group of noted travel writers for dinner and a tour of the Village.  We had a wonderful time and many thanks to Cindy, Rob Klepper and the entire group of tour directors and journalists for coming to see us in Jackson.

Posted Earlier this Week:

Please join us....
Casey Jones Village to Dedicate
Civil War Trails Marker Thursday
 
(Jackson, TN)  You are cordially invited to attend the Ribbon Cutting commemorating the placement of the Jackson area Civil War gateway marker Thursday, June 17th at 2:00 p.m in Casey Jones Village.  Tennessee Commissioner of Tourism Susan Whitaker will be visiting Jackson for the historic marker dedication and the unveiling of Casey Jones Museum’s new exhibit entitled “Railroads and the Civil War in Tennessee.”  In light of the heat, a short program will take place beforehand inside the Theatre in Casey Jones Museum followed by the unveiling of the new exhibit and the ribbon cutting of the Jackson Civil War marker.
 
The Tennessee Civil War Sesquicentennial marks the 150th anniversary of the Civil War from 2011 to 2015. Tennessee, the only entire state designated as a Civil War National Heritage area, currently has 150 newly interpreted trail markers as part of the Civil War Trails program, with an additional 150 sites currently in the works.
  
The Tennessee Civil War National Heritage Area tells the whole story of America’s Greatest Challenge, 1860-1875, through Civil War and Reconstruction-era sites and resources across the state. The TCWNHA, administered by the Center for Historic Preservation at Middle Tennessee State University, represents a partnership-based effort to preserve, enhance, interpret, and promote the legacy of the Civil War and its aftermath in Tennessee. 
 
Visit the Civil War site on the Tennessee Department of Tourist Development website at http://tnvacation.com/civil-war/ .
 
 
Please join us Thursday, June 17th as Jackson begins local activities to commemorate the 150th Anniversary of the Civil War. 
Casey Jones Village is located in Jackson, Tennessee at 56 Casey Jones Lane.  The website is www.caseyjones.com.
 
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Posted by Deborah at 6/16/2010 1:14 AM

Upcoming Fun!

Updated June 14th, 2010: 

Save the Date: Father's Day is June 20th! 

We can't wait to celebrate with you and your family that weekend!
Free gift for each Dad who dines with us on Sunday, June 20th, 2010!
(free gift is a $6.50 value...one per person) 
Old Country Store hours are 6:30 am to 9:00 pm daily.


News about the Celebrate Art Festival!  (Thanks for your support of the recent arts festival.  It was a fantastic day!)

Here's the press release also at this link below about the art festival that you can email, post or Tweet for us and make sure everyone knows about this weekend's big event.  It's a wonderful new tool through our friends at Emma e-mail marketing in Nashville. www.myemma.com
http://bit.ly/aTDUtl

Posted June 7th, 2010:


Kaiser by Mary Spellings
The Celebrate Art Festival Saturday
June 12th in Casey Jones Village!
 
(Jackson, TN)  Art in the Village is hosting the Celebrate Art Festival Saturday, June 12th from 10 am to 5 pm in Casey Jones Village featuring over twenty five gallery artists. See local artists at work with painting, pottery demonstrations, portraiture and more.  Come  interact with these working artists with original, one of a kind artwork for sale at reasonable prices. The festival was to be held a few weeks ago but was rescheduled due to the weather.

Art in the Village is a new co-operative art gallery that opened last fall.  It was founded by local artists Mary Spellings and Laurie Denbrock and features twenty eight local and regional artists' original work.
 
Deborah Shaw Laman, Casey Jones Village marketing director, said,  "Art in the Village is really wonderful as it gives everyone an opportunity to experience the remarkable talents of 28 local artists in one place. These are award winning truly gifted artisans and we are so proud to have their work here in the Village."

The gallery is open Tuesday to Friday from 10:30 am to 5:30 pm and will be open this Saturday featuring various art mediums including watercolors, photographs, acrylics, pastels, pottery, jewelry and mixed media pieces.  Art lessons available to students of all ages.  Bring a group for a fun "Artist for the Afternoon" experience as each person paints their own masterpiece.

Casey Jones Village is located in Jackson, Tennessee on the Highway 45 By-pass at I-40 exit 80A.  For more information visit www.caseyjones.com  
or call 731 - 554 - ARTS  (731- 554-2787). 
(Pictured above:  "Kaiser" by Mary Spellings)

Posted by Deborah at 6/7/2010 1:15 PM

Old Country Store to Host National Book Signing Event June 5th

Updated June 4th, 2010:

National Book Tour Makes a Stop at Casey Jones Village

Saturday is the big day for our special book signing with Sam McLeod! Sam is a really great guy and you'll get a chance to meet him one day only Saturday, June 5th from 11 am to 1 pm in the Ice Cream Parlor at the Old Country Store.  A great big thank you to the three local radio stations we stopped by today for interviews.  It was a lot of fun! Sam was on air with Steve Bowers with 101.5, Julie Cooke with Thomas Media and Frankie Lax with Froggy.  Many many thanks!

 See more below...


Updated May 21st, 2010:

Please Join Us!

Don't miss our Book Signing Event with Sam McLeod at the
Old Country Store June 5th from 11 am to 1 pm in the Ice Cream Parlor. 

Sam is originally from Nashville and the book
features stories about growing up visiting relatives in Jackson.
We will be one of the first stops on his national book tour! 
See details below...


Posted May 7th, 2010:

 
Old Country Store to Host National
Book Signing Event Saturday, June 5th

 
May 7th, 2010
 
(Jackson, TN)  Brooks Shaw & Son Old Country Store is proud to announce a special book signing event for "Big Appetite ~ My Southern-Fried Search for the Meaning of Life" published by Simon & Schuster, Inc.  Author Sam McLeod will be with us as a part of his national tour on Saturday, June 5th from 11 am to 1 pm. Sam is a relative of the Shaw family at the Old Country Store. Much of the book takes place in Jackson, Tennessee with stories of visiting his Aunt Wiese.
 
Sam was born in Nashville, Tennessee in 1951, grew up there, attended college and graduate school at The University of Virginia and Washington & Lee University, worked as a banker, a lawyer, and a venture capital investor, and moved to Detour Farm with his wife Annie in 2004.
 
Since moving to the farm, Sam has written several books, produced an audio book, hosted a live variety show, written a newspaper column, and told his stories to anybody who’d listen. Please plan to join us at the Old Country Store in Casey Jones Village at 56 Casey Jones Lane in Jackson, Tennessee and read more about Sam's book below and on his website at www.sammcleod.net 
 
For everyone who has ………
 
Collected lightning bugs in a quart-size Ball jar
 
Been in a watermelon fight
 
Fallen asleep to the sound of the grown-ups talking on the porch
 
Grown up Southern
 
It all begins with an invitation to a neighborhood reunion in Nashville, Tennessee. Sam McLeod’s wise wife Annie insists that her reluctant husband get in his car and go. But not before she issues a solemn warning …….. “You keep your hands off that old girlfriend, you hear me?”
 
As Sam drives, memories of childhood fill his head—of a simpler time when kids ran wild through open back yards, chucked snowballs at passing cars, and hung out in the tops of ancient oaks. Memories of his mother’s meatloaf, the taste of spicy pimento cheese, the tang of cold pickled shrimp, and the tart sweetness of his Aunt Wiese’s strawberry pie.
 
Sam McLeod’s Big Appetite is Garrison Keillor meets Paula Deen, the nostalgic, laugh- out-loud story of a man who comes to understand that his memories, and the food that carried the love of the women who cooked it, are all he needs to understand the meaning of life.
 
“A delicious book full of the finest kind of love stories about family, friends and food ….. and Sam’s not the only one who wore sandwich bags over his mittens in the snow. Must be a Souther-en thing.”
Celia Rivenbark, author
 
“This book brought back great memories of family, friends and food. It made me laugh and made me hungry!”
Joe Rogers, Jr., Chairman & CEO, Waffle House, Inc.  (National Book Tour Sponsor)
 
Please plan to join us June 5th for this exciting event!  Sam is also a fellow member of the Southern Foodways Alliance.  http://www.southernfoodways.com/

Posted by Deborah at 6/4/2010 8:32 PM

Memorial Day Weekend & more in Casey Jones Village

Updated May 30th, 2010:

This Memorial Day weekend we pause to rememember the brave men and women of the United States military who have paid the ultimate price in service to their country.  Our thoughts and prayers are with all military families and to the soldier's serving our great nation.  God bless America.  

Updated May 28th, 2010:
  
Spend the Summer with us in Casey Jones Village!

Upcoming Fun:

Seniors Night Every Tuesday & Thursday Night
4  pm to 9 pm
Old Country Store Buffet $7.00 Tuesday and Thursday
from 4 pm to 9 pm for Senior Citizens 60 years and over.
(Drink, tax and gratuity not included.  No coupon necessary)

This Weekend!
Celebrate Memorial Day weekend with us!
Bring the family for a wonderful weekend with great Southern cooking at the Old Country Store, a tour of the Casey Jones Home & Railroad Museum, shopping all around the Village, playing mini-golf and more! You will love our beautiful patriotic decorations too. 

Get Q to Go and more this Memorial Day Weekend!
Updated Monday:  We still have great BBQ, ribs and chicken halves to go.  Come on by while it lasts!

Posted 5/28:  By the Pound or Special Package Deal

We'll have BBQ by the pound with all the fixins'
in our Old Country Store "To Go" Friday to Monday while its lasts.
Q only $7.49 per pound
Baked Beans, Potato Salad & Cole Slaw  $2.49 Pint/$4.49 Quart

Special Memorial Day Weekend BBQ Package: 

  • 1 and 1/4 pound of BBQ
  • 2 quarts of your choice of baked beans, potato salad or cole slaw
  • 8 buns
  • 1 pint of homemade BBQ sauce

All for only $19.99 plus tax. 
Available in the Old Country Store To Go
inside the Old Country Store

Note:  Friday, May 28th
Summer Hours for
Casey Jones Home & Railroad Museum Begin
9 am to 8 pm Daily!

Thursday, June 3rd
Gospel Supper Club
6:30 pm
"Living Truth" from Selmer will perform in the
Barnside Room at the Old Country Store

Saturday, June 5th
Special Book Signing of
Big Appetite - My Southern Fried Search
for the Meaning of Life 
with noted Simon & Schuster author
and Nashville born and raised Sam McLeod
 as a stop on his national tour.
11:00 am to 1:00 pm.
The Old Country Store Ice Cream Parlor

We Love Live Music!  Ongoing Events:

3rd Tuesdays - Casey Jones Barbershop Chorus  6:30 pm
4th Thursdays - Songwriter's Depot
Every Tuesday - Live music with Cane Ridge Bluegrass Band
Every Thursday - Live old time music with the
Jackson Area Plectral Society
Friday Nights - Live music with Shades of Bluegrass

Read more details about these events below.
Y'all come!

 

 

 

 

 

Posted by Deborah at 5/28/2010 9:43 AM

Flood Fundraiser at the Old Country Store


An example of the devastating flooding in our area the first weekend in May 2010-
Picture taken in South Jackson

Updated May 31st, 2010:  There's still time to help with the Flood Fundraiser.  This Thursday in partnership with the Jackson Area Plectral Society we will be again be collecting funds during their weekly club music jam on the front porch of the Old Country Store.  Just drop by with your donation from 6:30 pm to 9 pm Thursday night.  To donate online visit the Jackson Area chapter of the American Red Cross website at:  http://redcrossjac.org/DonationsFinances.htm. 

Posted May 13th, 2010:  Fundraiser to Continue Next Three Thursdays

Tonight's Flood Fundraiser was so successful we are going to keep collecting for the Jackson Area Chapter of the Red Cross with the Jackson Area Plectral Society the next three Thursdays. Many thanks to John Few and the Plectral Society for their partnership in this effort.http://jacksonareaplectralsociety.webs.com/

Posted Monday, May 10th, 2010:  The floods and storms the first week of May caused tremendous devastation in Jackson and West Tennessee. We hope you will plan to stop by and participate in this very important cause Thursday evening as we raise money for the Red Cross to use in recovery efforts.

Here are the details from our press release...


Flood Fundraiser May 13th at Old Country Store

 

 

 



(Jackson, TN)  Thursday evening, May 13th the Old Country Store in partnership with the Jackson Area Plectral Society members will be collecting donations for the Jackson Area Chapter of the American Red Cross to help with their efforts from the recent flooding.  Monetary donations can be dropped off during the outside music event from 6:30 pm to 9 pm Thursday evening, May 13th on the front porch of the Old Country Store. To donate online visit the local Red Cross website at:  http://redcrossjac.org/DonationsFinances.htm. 

A free outdoor music event, the Jackson Area Plectral Society plays weekly in Casey Jones Village  at the Old Country Store on Thursdays from April to October.  The Plectral Society is a non-profit organization dedicated to the preservation of traditional old-time music. To read more about the club visit http://jacksonareaplectralsociety.webs.com/

Casey Jones Village is located on the Highway 45 By-pass at I-40 exit 80A. The website is www.caseyjones.com .

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Posted by Deborah at 5/21/2010 6:37 PM

Songwriter's Depot News

Save the Date:  Our June Songwriter's Depot will be on June 24th. We will have a special "Salute to Patriots" with Keni Thomas and Billy Montana.  Details coming soon.  

 

 

Shane Connor in solid red pictured with Anthony Smith and the trio Lucy Angel



Updated May 27th, 2010:   We had a fun night tonight with Anthony Smith and the introduction of a new trio to the Songwriter's Depot stage ~ Lucy Angel.  Anthony played his many country music hits then turned the show over to Lucy Angel who wowed us with their beautiful family harmonies.  This mother and daughter trio were delightful.  Anthony was a little under the weather tonight but came back on stage to accompany the girls with his incredible guitar skills.  Many thanks to all the folks who came out to enjoy the show!

Posted May 20th, 2010:  

http://tinyurl.com/2bdx3nk  

Many thanks to Jackson Sun editor Jacque Hillman and writer Ashley Edwards Walker for the great story on Songwriter's Depot in today's newspaper! Call WYN 106.9 at 731.427.9616 for reservations and many thanks as always to show producer extraordinaire Shane Connor!  He does an amazing job each month producing this show bringing us the finest of singer/songwriters and it would not be possible without him. 

 

Posted May 9th, 2010:

All aboard!  Songwriter's Depot will be back at the station in the Barnside Room at the Old Country Store Thursday evening, May 27th.  Don't miss this exciting show.  Dinner at 6 pm and the show at 7 pm.  Reservations are required.  $10 cover does not include the price of dinner.  Produced by Shane Connor with Thomas Media, it features the finest singer/songwriters from Nashville in a live acoustic show each month on the 4th Thursday at the Old Country Store

 


ANTHONY SMITH
A former Mercury recording artist with three Top 40 singles, including "If That Ain't Country" 
and "John J. Blanchard." "Run" & "Cowboys Like Us" by George Strait "What Do Ya Think About That" by Montgomery Gentry, “I'm Tryin” & “Chrome” by Trace Adkins and “Kristofferson” by Tim McGraw

LUCY ANGEL
The collective persona of Kate, Lindsay and Emily Anderton.  They are three Arizona transplants that have been shaking things up in Nashville. We will introduce them to Jackson, Tennessee. Meet this exciting new group May 27th.



    

 

Posted by Deborah at 5/20/2010 9:51 AM
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