The Rise & Fall Of A Country Music Star. A Sad 50 Yr Old Nashville Story

Nashville Told Him He'd Be A Country Music Star But He Failed. Why?
50 years ago my team and I went to Nashville to film the Nashville country music scene, performances at the Grand Ole Opry and behind the scenes stories as well. We filmed the greatest country musicians and the result of our efforts became the documentary feature film Nashville Sound, now a classic. We recorded stars like Loretta Lynn, Dolly Parton, Johnny Cash, Charlie Pride, Earl Scruggs, Bill Monroe, Porter Wagoner and so many others. And then there was Herbie Howell. A sweet man. A wonderful singer and songwriter. And we filmed him just as he was getting his break with one of the most powerful agents and managers in country music. He left Nashville feeling that he was on his way to country music stardom or at least success. It didn't happen. I don't know why, but I present this to my subscribers now in honor of Herbie Howell and all of the unknown but great country music/bluegrass/mountain music talents who come largely from the southern states of America to Nashville, to seek their fortunes.

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