Running It Off A writer describes how the rigors of marathon running saved him from drowning in alcohol. [01-26-98] — Rob Simbeck, NASHVILLE SCENE In Defense of Elitism What do Martha Stewart and Picasso have in common? [01-12-98] — David Ribar, NASHVILLE SCENE Between the Cracks Michael McCall says country's stars didn't shine too brightly this year. [12-29-97] — Michael McCall, NASHVILLE SCENE Up From Slavery "Amistad" juggles the demands of history and entertainment. [12-22-97] — Noel Murray, NASHVILLE SCENE Some Sounds, Some Buttons Bill Friskics-Warren pays tribute to Sleater-Kinney, Cornershop, and more. [12-22-97] — Bill Friskics-Warren, NASHVILLE SCENE Living Blues Ron Wynn examines a year of R&B, hip-hop, and jazz. [12-22-97] — Ron Wynn, NASHVILLE SCENE A Semi-Charmed Year Noel Murray names Built to Spill the band of the year, and he tells you why. [12-22-97] — Noel Murray, NASHVILLE SCENE Picking Up the Tempo Michael McCall profiles Nashville bass virtuoso Edgar Meyer. [12-15-97] — Michael McCall; Photos by Eric England, NASHVILLE SCENE Christmas? Does Christmas indeed have any meaning left? A panel of local theologians talk amongst themselves. [12-01-97] NASHVILLE SCENE Kids on Pills Is Ritalin a wonder drug or a typical '90s cure-all for a tough problem? [11-17-97] — John Gaver; photographs by Susan Adcock, NASHVILLE SCENE Lightening Up Tennessee State University says it has lots of white students, but where are they? [11-10-97] — Liz Murray Garrigan; Photography by Susan Adcock, NASHVILLE SCENE Hush Job? Grave safety concerns are raised by a "hush" device on all DC-9 aircraft. A Scene exclusive. [10-20-97] — Willy Stern, NASHVILLE SCENE The Smoldering Fire The slow-burning history of the anti-smoking crusade. [10-13-97] — Michael Sims, NASHVILLE SCENE Outsider on the Inside Former prison writing teacher Steven Womack on prison life. [09-29-97] — Steven Womack, NASHVILLE SCENE Man From Mars Ex-con Woody Eargle on prison life. [09-29-97] — Woody Eargle, NASHVILLE SCENE That Ain't My Song on the Jukebox Is Music Row ready for black country singers? [09-02-97] — Bill Friskics-Warren, NASHVILLE SCENE Garth Gantua Four writers ponder Garth Brooks' trip to the Big Apple. What does it mean for country music? About the nature of celebrity? Did anyone even care about the music? [08-18-97] — John Bridges, Bruce Dobie, Beverly Keel, and Michael McCall, NASHVILLE SCENE Night Spot The undeniable allure of the Waffle House, where you can count on hashbrowns, friendly waitresses, and some mighty fine jukebox selections. [08-11-97] — Jim Ridley, NASHVILLE SCENE Cover Sidebar 10 All-Time Waffle House Jukebox Classics. [08-11-97] NASHVILLE SCENE Without Consensus Reflecting on the dialogue that took place at the Fisk Race Relations Institutešs recent national conference. [07-28-97] — Margaret Renkl, NASHVILLE SCENE More Cover Stories Archives...
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