musicians

On the evening of the fourth, most of the Analytics crew headed out to Nashville’s biggest fireworks show. A great time was had by all - and I’ve gotta say - the folks here in Nashville know how to party. When we arrived, Phil Vassar was rockin’ the main stage.

I promised to disclose all of the goodness from Kink Ador’s release party, so here it is. I arrived with about 15 minutes ’til party time left on the clock. The place was blue on the outside, so you couldn’t miss it. After walking inside, it wasn’t long before I bumped into the lead singer, Sharon Koltick.

I'm not much into diet blogging. I do appreciate reading about others' struggles with their weight every so often. It's nice to empathize with other writers I admire and to know they're not perfect.

I don't think it's wise to say where it all started, but I can hit some highlights. In the late 1950's there was a TV series called Peter Gunn. Henry Mancini did the theme song, and it remains a musicians' favorite to the present day.

SHack: well you were at night court more than me
Lynnster: What? Only because before I met you I used to go there to watch and laugh at people!
SHack: and you never bailed me out
Lynnster: What! I was there every single time!

What’s the best way to acquire new fans and keep existing ones?

British pop group Coldplay released their latest album several days ago, and there is one song in particular that interests me: Violet Hill.