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Nashville Ear Songwriter Stage
Brit Stokes "Let Go" A song about his Granddad passing. This is Brit before the beard several years ago.
John Quentero has spent his life in various levels of musical achievement. He gives us his take on living in Nashville for songwriting.
Lisa Fuller on songwriting in Nashville Tennessee
Krystal Steel on songwriting in Nashville Tennessee
Sabrina Murdaugh on Songwriting in Nashville
Jeff Blaney on Songwriting in Nashville Tennessee
Harlan Pease on Songwriting in Nashville
Bronson Herrmuth on songwriting in Nashville.
Julie Gribble has her own take on songwriting in Nashville Tennessee. Julie travels all around America playing in clubs and home concerts. No nonsense lady who will take a stand and stay there. She is a wonderfully happy and positive person.
Kurt Fortmeyer is a master of lyrics. His songs are on a level most songwriters never achieve.
Brittany Blaire gives her take on how her life is changed by Songwriting in Nashville. She is an awesome person with many skills. Education is her thing and acting is also a passion she embraces. One heck of a special girl this one is. And pretty as well.
"Back to the Desert" by Ashlee K Thomas
"Wish I Had Known" by Buck Brown
"Cause It Feels So Good" by Chris Gantry
"Givers and Takers" by Chris Gantry
"Wake Up Old Man" by Chris Gantry
Hey Algernon performed by Chris Gantry
What do you do when you are leaving a relationship and are driving away from your home town and the situation you needed to leave. Stuart Montgomery has the answer in his song " One Hand On The Bible & One Hand On The Wheel"
Chris Gantry has lived an exceptional life. He is 78 years old and has life figured out pretty well. The problem we face today is not trying to fix others so much as "Fixing Me". A positive song for people looking for what we need to do.
"Fixing Me" by Chris Gantry.
"It's a Good Day to Pray" by Jeremy Dean.
The Amazing Chris Gantry in Nashville Tn.
"Toothbrush" by Joel Shewmake performed in Nashville Tn at the Bost Harley Davidson shop.
"A Guy Walks Into A Bar" performed in Nashville Tn at the Bost Harley Davidson motorcycle shop by Joel Shewmake
Jutt Huffman and Adam Rausche at the Pavilion Coffee House in Nashville Tn.
"Heart Breathe" by Alyssa Jayce in Nashville Tn.
Welcome to my Bitchute channel, dedicated to shining a spotlight on the incredible talent within the local Nashville songwriting community. Over the course of 12 years, I've had the privilege of capturing the essence of Music City, USA, through my lens, showcasing the best shows featuring original songs performed by the city's brilliant songwriters.
From the vibrant atmosphere of Bost Harley Davidson showroom on Saturdays to the intimate gatherings at Barbara Mandrel's Fontanel in Whites Creek every Wednesday night for several years, and the cozy sessions at the Pavilion Coffee House in Nashville – I've been there, camera in hand, to capture the magic.
Every video on this channel is a testament to the dedication and passion of the songwriters I've had the honor of featuring. Each performance is a unique and exceptionally well-executed original song, a testament to the rich musical tapestry that is Nashville.
What sets this collection apart is not just the quality of the performances but the authenticity behind the project. I've personally obtained permission from every songwriter included, ensuring that each artist is celebrated with the respect they deserve. I want to emphasize that not once have I, nor will I ever, ask a songwriter for a single dime. This project is driven by a deep commitment to service, with the sole aim of getting these local Nashville talents noticed.
As you explore the videos on this channel, I invite you to join me in appreciating the artistry, storytelling, and sheer talent that defines Nashville's songwriting scene. If you find an artist whose work resonates with you, I encourage you to delve further into their craft and support their musical journey.
Thank you for being a part of this musical odyssey, and I hope you enjoy the incredible performances from the heart of Nashville.