Tommy Womack

East Side Storytellin' 18 was a live event hosted by East Side Story (www.eastsidestorytn.com) at Fat Bottom Brewing Co. on July 16th, 2013. The show featured a reading by author John Minichillo and music by Tommy Womack.

East Side Storytellin' 18 - John Minichillo & Tommy Womack - Track 01

East Side Storytellin' 18 - John Minichillo & Tommy Womack - Track 02

East Side Storytellin' 18 - John Minichillo & Tommy Womack - Track 03

East Side Storytellin' 18 - John Minichillo & Tommy Womack - Track 04

East Side Storytellin' 18 - John Minichillo & Tommy Womack - Track 05

East Side Storytellin' 18 - John Minichillo & Tommy Womack - Track 06

East Side Storytellin' 18 - John Minichillo & Tommy Womack - Track 07

Tommy talks about the Beatles torturing women with death rays, growing up in rural Kentucky, getting beat up in school, listening to 8-track tapes while riding in an AMC Gremlin, hanging out at record stores, The White Squirrel Capitol Of The World, a rough night in Indianapolis, creative people and their insecurities, moving to Nashville, his nervous breakdown, meeting Johnny Cash, Waylon, Jerry Jeff Walker, meeting Tiny Tim at the circus, playing bass for Todd Snider, etc.

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Episode 33: Tommy Womack

Tom Eizonas & Dave Eastman, as a surprise gift to mE (Chuck Beard), put together this very special compilation of one song from each show from the first year of East Side Storytellin'. Now I give it to you to enjoy and share and spread the word about every show in the past and future.

This track was recorded at Fat Bottom Brewing Co. as part of East Side Storytellin' 18, Tuesday, July 16th, 2013, with author John Minichillo and the music by Tommy Womack (track titled- Cockroach After the Bomb)

East Side Storytellin’ is a bi-monthly live event that we record and edit into an hour long podcast/radio show. Recorded live every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of every month since November 2012, Chuck Beard brings together and hosts local writers and musicians in a spectacular show that lets the talent do all of the shining. The writers read their original works, beginning promptly at 7pm, and then are followed by original storyteller sets of music by the featured musicians. After the last note is played, Chuck gathers up all of the featured artists of the night and moderates a casual conversation about the guests’ creative processes, artistic journeys, and special ties to the Nashville area. It is generally over by 8:30pm, FREE to attend, and a great time had by all present (there is also artist merch, food, and spirits to purchase each round while you enjoy the show). Beginning in November of 2012, East Side Storytellin’ has consistently showcased the best of what Nashville is about to everyone taking a break from their busy lives to join in the fun.

See www.eastsidestorytn.com for more information or email chuck@eastsidestorytn.com

1st Anniversary Compilation of East Side Storytellin'- Tommy Womack - 02 - CD2

Tommy Womack of the Nashville band, Daddy, stopped by the Lightning 100 studios before the grand finale of this seasons, Wednesday Night Wags. Wags is a weekly benefit concert for Happy Tales Humane, held at The Basement Nashville this year during the month of March. Happy Tales is a non-profit no kill shelter located at the Factory at Franklin, in Williamson County, TN. Kat Kitchcock of Happy Tales joined, Tommy, for the interview portion. She discussed the series and the current needs of Happy Tales Humane.

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