Nashville Crossroads honky tonk on Broadway
May 29 to June 3, 2008. We normally look for 1/2 price PPA Campgrounds COE Campgrounds or National Park Campgrounds. But in Nashville, over the Memorial Day weekend Two Rivers Campground is our choice. Nashville Crossroads is one of the classic honky tonks on Broadway that feature up and coming country music entertainers. There is absolutely no telling who you are going to see when you visit Nashville Crossroads. One thing you can be certain of: the entertainment will be top notch.
Joyce & Mike Hendrix at Nashville Crossroads
Someone took our picture while we were enjoying the entertainment at Nashville Crossroads. Don't you like the mugs they serve coffee in at Nashville Crossroads? Behind us you can see the cow hides that serve as wall-paper on one of the walls at Nashville Crossroads.
Jerry Williams at Nashville Crossroads honky tonk on Broadway
We enjoyed Jerry Williams, a good singer songwriter performing at Nashville Crossroads.
We also enjoyed Jerry Williams at the Stage on Broadway and I think we watched some of his show one afternoon at Legends Corner also. Jerry grew up just north of Austin, Texas.
Gary Morris playing at Nashville Crossroads honky tonk on Broadway
This is Gary Morris who played with Dwight Yokhum for years but is currently employed as Brooks & Dunn's steel guitar player. He is one of the best steel guitar players in the business and we were enjoying him in Nashville Crossroads, a honky tonk on Broadway Street. He was with a band comprised of fellow musicians that tour with the stars.
Roger Wills performing at Nashville Crossroads honky tonk on Broadway
Also performing with that group of musicians was Roger Wills who is Alan Jackson's base guitar player.
In addition to being a touring musician he also performs as a studio artist playing his base guitar for the likes of Alan Jackson and Reba McEntire.
He had a wonderful personality.
After the show was over and we were exiting the honky tonk Joyce told him how much she had enjoyed his music and asked him to tell Alan "hi" for her. He smiled and said something like -- "will Saturday night be soon enough for you honey"? Joyce laughed and said that would be fine. VBG
G.W. Pierce at Nashville
Crossroads honky tonk on Broadway
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