Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum Nashville

222 Fifth Avenue S, Nashville , Tennessee, United States - Phone: 615-416-2001

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  • 1

    Boot Stompin Times

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    Waking up, we felt quite relaxed as we did not need to make it back to the visitor centre until 8:45 for our tour and it was only 1 mile away. So, we relaxed and took our time over the morning rituals and before we knew it, it was a bit of a scramble to get there. Just as we were parking the car we heard the call over the loudspeaker: "Historic …

  • 2

    The home of country music

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    Following a slightly less terrifying drive out of Cataloochee, meeting some crazy drivers with big RV trailers, we stopped at the waffle house for brunch then headed to Nashville. There were lots of big trucks on the road, many more than we'd seen before. As we crossed over into Tennessee, a car got pulled over immediately by the state troopers &# …

  • 3

    Its Country- time!!

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    Travelled about 516km.

    Song: David Allan Coe - Jack Daniels if you please
    Johnny Cash - Ring of Fire

    Im again on the back seat!!! Someone didnt change! Well this is the last time i will sit on the back seat. Thats for sure!!! ,)

    BUSTED!!!
    On a Patrol-stadion, we found the best Newspaper ever called "Busted"! …

  • 4

    Like a rhinestone cowboy...

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    So we have come to the end of our second day in Nashville. When we arrived yesterday, Sian's exact words were that she wanted to go for "a nice relaxing swim", and it turned out to a semi traumatic experience filled with giant bugs. OK so I may be exaggerating a little, but we definitely should have gone with my idea of getting a drink instead. …

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    Home of country music. Guns n Roses gig, anyone?

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    Nashville is fantastic! Both of us appreciate a bit of country music, and as we neared the home of it, the radio was pumping out some amazing, spirit-lifting and often hilarious tunes. We particularly liked Kenny Chesney's "She Thinks My Tractor's Sexy" and Justin Moore's "Bait A Hook" (about a local girl that falls in love with a city guy, who, …

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  • 1

    The Nashville Tour!

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    ... a lot of older buildings that have been renovated. The city has character.   My first stop was the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. From the Museum you can catch the tour bus to see the Historic RCA Studio B recording studio. I buy my ...

  • 2

    My Day in Music City

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    My first stop today was the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum.  It was a large museum and one of those places where you could easily spend more than one day if you wanted to learn everything they had to offer.  A lot of interesting ...

  • 3

    Tennessee--Nashville, City of Fun!

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    ... great fun, and low budget. DAY 6--Country music was the theme of today. We spent hours in the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum tracing the history of country music from the early mountain music of Virginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina through ...

  • 4

    Kantria ja väkivaltakiekkoa

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    ... Music Hall of Fame sekä Broadway-katu kummittelivat ajatuksissa, molemmat osoittautuivatkin kokemisen arvoiseksi. Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum on nimensämukaisesti kantrimusiikille omistautunut laitos josta löytyy mm. Johnny Cashin kitara, ...

  • 5

    Nashville, Tennessee

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    ... 6 drinks too many  :o) The next day I made my way to downtown Nashville again where I visited the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum (http://www.countrymusichalloffame.com/site/). I was able to get in for free as it was the Smithsonians Museum ...

  • 6

    Music City

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    ... and see where Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash first met - yes, I'm that lame. I also went to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. While walking through here I felt pretty ignorant as the only big name I really knew was Johnny Cash. That was until ...

  • 7

    End of Camp and Travels Beginning!

    ... music at you!) Broadway was amazing every bar had a live band and they were all pretty good. Got is visit the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, which was also pretty cool - bits were hilarious but only me and the girl I was with seemed to find them ...

  • 8

    Mountains and trees, I was a few weeks late though

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    ... and upmarket all in one, very strange. I had a walk around the main streets and then went to the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. That was good and had some interesting memorabilia, the weirdest were cars belonging to Elvis (which was plated in 24 ...

  • 9

    Music City

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    ... , all artistically displayed. We did not stumble into Jack White. After we tore ourselves away, we headed for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. I have to admit, I did not expect to enjoy this as much as I did. I rarely listen to country music ...

  • 10

    Day 6

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    ... tasty. After lunch, we walked up the road to the famous Country Music Walk of Fame and the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum to finish our afternoon being educated about the men and women who took country music in its many different directions in ...