September 2003

Nashville New Music Conference 2003

With Earl Patrick, Amy Speace, Collider, and many many more.

From the showcase at Caffeine. Great night, great room.

That's me, Earl and some guy named Adrian Belew, who plays the guitar for a little Nashville-based combo named King Crimson.

Rock stars Amy Speace and Earl Patrick. Not necessarily in that order.

Collider rocks the The End.

Stroller at the Exit/In.

Earl Patrick shows the love at Pub of Love.

The good crowd made up for the weak ass sound system at the Pub of Love.

Jaren Johnson at the Pub.

Amy at the first of her 300 showcases that week.

Legendary songwriter Fred Burch serenades Amy Speace with his song "Big Big World." Burch is perhaps best known for co-writing Patsy Cline's "Strange" with Mel Tellis.

The brains behind the Indie Band Manager showcase at the conference hotel - Charlie Cheney.

Jed explains to Earl the difference between two pixels to the left and two pixels to the right.

Ken Johnson sacrifices $85 in parking tickets and towing fees - all in the name of rocking the hotel lounge.

THE SHOWCASE

Evie Nicole gets the giggles.

The bouncers keep the riff-raff out.

Lauren Fox, Greg Fine and Andy Stack.

Talking shop with Austin's Woody Russell.

We'll get a check from them eventually.