Don Cusic
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Don Cusic is Curb Professor of Music Industry History at Belmont University. He is the author of a history of country music, Discovering Country Music; biographies of such luminaries as Roger Miller, Eddy Arnold, and Hank Williams; and many other titles, including The Beatles and Country Music, Elvis and Nashville, and Saved by Song: A History of Gospel and Christian Music. As a songwriter, he has contributed songs to recording artists Bobby Bare, Peter Noone, Jim Ed Brown, Ray Stevens, Lynn Morris, and others
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Newsmaker: Don Cusic, author “Nashville Sound: An Illustrated Timeline” – WKRN
He says the most remarkable thing about Nashville music history is that in 1945 there were no recording studios and no record labels here. But 15 years later, Nashville was a major music center, Music City USA.
Don Cusic – “Nashville Sound” – FOX 17 Rock & Review
Nashville author, historian & songwriter, Don Cusic, discusses his book Nashville Sound and consulting on Ken Burns Country Music. Cusic can be found as an in-demand speaker on everything involving music and Nashville. He is also a longtime Professor at
The History Of The Nashville Sound Is Traced In Don Cusic’s New Book – Around Cincinnati
The Nashville Sound is unmistakable, no matter what genre of music you enjoy. The plethora of outstanding musicians, live music venues, and record companies has kept the Tennessee city a force in the music industry for decades. Author Don Cusic
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