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Scott Lindsey did not have to travel far from where he was raised to get to Nashville. Beaver Dam, KY is in the same county where Bluegrass legend Bill Monroe originates and Scott was raised just down a country road from Merle Travis’s hometown. That’s fertile ground for a budding singer/songwriter. Scott has a very classic sound and his music creates a journey to take your heart and soul down memory lane. Country music that is good speaks for itself and Scott has found a way to make his tunes speak loud and clear.

I took some time to visit with Scott about his current single which is burning up the airwaves and to talk with him about his CD project underway.

INTERVIEW: Lindsay Lawler

Lindsay Lawler won me over in the first few seconds of being in the room with her. There was a warm and embracing personality that immediately draws you to her and her excitement about her music fills the room.

Ms. Lawler began performing very young throughout the South, although not always in the country genre. Her career began in the church not so different than many young singers; but found herself front and center of a rock and roll band that recorded and toured the Southwest. After graduation, Lawler packed up and moved out West to Los Angeles to pursue her dream of being on stage. Quickly she joined the band Ciattic as the lead singer and packed houses all along the Sunset Strip. Lawler never ceased to amaze audiences with her powerful vocals and stellar stage presence at the likes of the famous Whisky-A-Go-Go, Viper Room and The Roxy.

The young and charismatic singer / songwriter is currently living in Nashville, TN and writing with some of Nashville’s most prominent writers, recording, and performing full-time. She can be seen on stage at the famous Tootsie’s Orchid Lounge on Broadway weekly. We enjoyed taking time to visit about what brought her to Nashville and what her dreams are.

INTERVIEW: Guy Gilchrist

Guy Gilchrist has been in the business of being creative across all genres of art his entire life. He is the International Multi- Award winning Writer and Cartoonist of 48 Children’s' Books, the comic strips "Nancy ","Jim Henson's MUPPETS", and "Your Angels Speak", as well as the character designer for Tom and Jerry, The Pink Panther, Looney Tunes and Disney, and the Founder of his own Art School.

His career began as a teenager with Comic Book companies, Newspapers, and Weekly Reader. Guy then wrote music, auditioning for record companies, while also auditioning as a writer/artist for The Muppets. As life happens, the same week Guy was given the job writing and drawing The Muppets comic strip for Jim Henson in 1981, he also had a song he wrote break the Billboard Charts.

Newspapers, television, radio and in every variety of media all over the world have been Guy's creative palette. His work is found in museums, galleries, toy boxes, bookshelves, and cd players worldwide; including the White House, where Guy was President Reagan's Guest of Honor in 1984. His art is enshrined in The Smithsonian Institute in Washington, DC.