2nd Annual Hit Songwriter Show

The 2nd Annual Hit Songwriter Show was rescheduled from Thursday, February 19, 2015, to April 23rd, 2015 because of the cluster of snow storms that hit Tennessee in February.  This show is hosted by Lee Rascone Sr., and sound engineered by Lee Jay.  This will be a night to remember in Nashville and the only place you can find over 22 hit songwriters in the same night in the same place in Nashville, Tennessee.

On each and every Thursday night, Lee and Lee Jay present their Writers Night at this great location in the heart of downtown Nashville.  The location I am speaking of is Millennium Maxwell House in Nashville, TN.

Lee Rascone’ is a staple in the Nashville Music Scene.  Lee has been hosting writer’s nights for over 18 years in Nashville and many of the greatest and most prominent hit songwriters and music artists have graced his stage through the years.  Some of those artists that have made it big recently are Kacey Musgraves, Florida Georgia Line, Greg Bates, Easton Corbin, Love and Theft.  Also spending time on Lee’s stage recently are American Idol finalists Molly Hunt and Kree Harrison.

This is the 2ndt Annual Hit Songwriter’s Night.  You don’t want to miss this night to remember.  To have so many HIT SONGWRITERS in the same venue at the same time is unheard of and a must attend event.  Hit songwriters appearing are:

Rick Tiger, Pam Belford, Gerald Smith, Ron Hellard, Bernie Nelson, Jane Bach, Billy Lee, Lynn Langham, Doug Gill, Anthony Smith, Jimmy Payne, Jerry Foster, Karen Wheeler, Tom Bresh, Tony Lane, David Lee, Chris Wallin, Pete Salis, Jan Buckingham,
Gene Cook, Jeremy Bussey, Sam Tate, Jeff Cowen, Dan Demay, Tommy Barns, Marc Alan Barnette, Mark Steven Jones and Tom Fedora

JERRY FOSTER: 

Would You Take Another Chance On Me – Jerry Lee Lewis, She’s Pulling Me Back Again – Mickey Gilley,
I’ll Think of Something – Mark Chesnutt, Ain’t She Something Else – Conway Twitty, The Easy Part’s Over  – Charlie Pride, Someone To Give My Love To – Johnny Paycheck, The Day The World Stood Still – Charlie Pride, Thirty Nine and Holding – Jerry Lee Lewis, Darling You Can Always Come Back Home – Jody Miller,
Let’s Put It Back Together Again – Jerry Lee Lewis, When You Say Love – Bob Luman, Sonny & Cher AC,
I’ll Think Of Something – Hank Williams Jr., It Wouldn’t Hurt To Have Wings – Mark Chesnutt, Song And Dance Man – Johnny Paycheck, Here Comes The Hurt Again – Mickey Gilley, Loving You Has Changed My Life – David Rodgers, Take Time To Love Her – Nat Stuckey, Just Long Enough To Say Goodbye – Mickey Gilley, Over – Leon Everett.

Jimmy Payne

Cuts by Gary Puckett & the Union Gap, Glenn Campbell Orchestra, Englebert Humperdinck, Robert Goulet, Tompall & the Glaser

Brothers, Jim Glaser, Doug Kershaw, Jeanne Pruett, Bill Anderson, Tammy Wynette, Dottie West, Ray Price, Grandpa Jones,

Jeanne Pruett, Charley Pride, Connie Smith, Jo-El Sonnier, Daniel O’Donnell and Hank Snow

Dave Gibson

Cuts by Tanya Tucker, Joe Diffe and Confederate Railroad.  Dave Gibson was 1/2 of Gibson Miller Band and was an Epic Recording Artist for a few years releasing 2 albums under that label.

Jan Buckingham
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Cuts by George Jones, Whitney Houston, Melissa Manchester, Englebert Humperdinck, Gary Morris, George Jones, Tammy Wynette,

 Marc Alan Barnette

Cuts by Shelby Lynne, John Berry and David Ball.

 Gerald Smith

Cuts by Lorrie Morgan, Collin Raye, George Strait, George Jones, Johnny Rodriquez and Justin McBride.  Gerald was also regular on the nationally syndicated show Hee Haw

All scheduling is subject to change as people get sick and have family emergencies.  If you are coming to see one particular artist, please check out the artist’s website or Facebook pages for confirmation of appearance as these articles are published a week before the events and life does happen.

The venue is located inside of the Millennium Maxwell House, 2025 Rosa L. Parks Boulevard, Nashville, TN, 37228

Maxwell’s has so much to offer for everyone from the traveling business person to the locals looking for a great night of entertainment, food and drinks.  You can come into Maxwell’s every night for live entertainment.  Maxwell’s has the distinct honor of being one of the more hopping and off the hook with the who’s who clientele and fun places in Music City.

Every single night you can come into Maxwell’s and hear music of all genres from country to reggae to blue and rock along with singer songwriters who have written some of the hits you hear on the radio today as well as the up and coming songwriters and artists who you will hear on the radio soon.  There is a great restaurant at Millennium but if being entertained while you eat is more your thing, you can order your dinner and drink in Maxwell’s and enjoy some fabulously talented folks while you eat.  Maxwell’s menu features some good southern dishes prepared in good old fashioned southern ways.  All in all, this downtown Nashville bar is a great venue in which to enjoy a memorable night’s entertainment.

Operating Hours for Maxwell’s are:

Maxwell’s the Lounge is open daily from 2:00pm – 11:00pm

Live music begins at 7:00 p.m. central time.

FREE PARKING, great food and drinks and phenomenal music.

Sounds like a perfect night to me.

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