Art Attack "Existo" posits an America as envisioned in our worst nightmares. [06-07-99] — Lisa A. DuBois, NASHVILLE SCENE A Clear Voice Mandy Barnette has been singing for most of her life, so she knows exactly what she wants to sing. But after years of bouncing around Music Row she's finally getting that chance. [05-17-99] — Michael McCall, NASHVILLE SCENE Tin Men Folk artists Allen Hale and George Barnes started out making bird houses and selling them for $5 on a roadside. Now their whimsical metal works are gaining a following. [05-03-99] — Kay West, photos by Susan Adcock, NASHVILLE SCENE Would You Trust This Man With a Record Company? Steve Taylor, an unorthodox leader in Christian music, suddenly finds himself thrust upon the mainstream scene. [04-26-99] — Rob Simbeck, NASHVILLE SCENE Turning Around Think vinyl recordings are dead? Nashville has a company that's proving otherwise. [03-29-99] — Michael McCall, photos by Eric England, NASHVILLE SCENE Tough Enough He had it all, and lost it. Now he's coaching those like him. [03-22-99] — Rob Simbeck, NASHVILLE SCENE Hurts So Good Smack, slap, whack. Nashville gets leathery. [03-15-99] — Michael Sims, photos by Eric England, NASHVILLE SCENE One Man's Gamble How Jake Gamble, a country lawyer from Tennessee, pulled off the biggest non-drug money laundering scheme in U.S. history...until he got caught. [03-01-99] — Willy Stern, NASHVILLE SCENE Middle Man Some might say Bill Ivey has an unenviable job as chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts. But after years of embattlement, the organization may be flourishing again. [02-23-99] — Lisa A. DuBois, NASHVILLE SCENE Where To? Those affected by downsizing consider their options. [02-15-99] — Beverly Keel, NASHVILLE SCENE Survival Tactics Given the current climate, what's a struggling musician to do? [02-15-99] — Michael McCall, NASHVILLE SCENE Fit And Working Again Executives anticipate a leaner, meaner music machine. [02-15-99] — Michael McCall, NASHVILLE SCENE Broken Records Corporate downsizing hits the music business; Nashville feels the heat. [02-15-99] — Beverly Keel, NASHVILLE SCENE Art For Sale As music and business become more tightly interwoven, we have to learn to pull them apart. [02-15-99] — Bill Friskics-Warren, NASHVILLE SCENE Invisible Enemies How life as an indoor society is killing us--through the air that we breathe. [02-01-99] — Michael Sims, NASHVILLE SCENE The Boner Awards Nashville records its 1998 dubious achievements and weird news for posterity. [12-20-98] — Illustrations by Marty Granius and Tim Toonen, NASHVILLE SCENE Juggernaut A day in the life of Sheri Lynn and Brenda Kay Juggs. [11-30-98] — Jim Ridley, NASHVILLE SCENE Useless Protection Hey, Dad? Junior may have found something better than those Playboys under your bed. [11-09-98] — James Hanback Jr., NASHVILLE SCENE Bad Company The purpose of business to simply grow may be outdated and...dangerous? [10-19-98] — Jonathan Rowe, NASHVILLE SCENE Tales From the Dark Side New controversies over rape counseling in Tennessee. [09-28-98] — Phil Campbell, NASHVILLE SCENE More Cover Stories Archives...
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