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| Nashville Cast | Primary Artist |
| Sam Bush | Mandolin |
| T Bone Burnett | Acoustic Guitar, Guitar, Electric Guitar, Guitar (Baritone) |
| Dennis Crouch | Bass |
| Stuart Duncan | Fiddle |
| Paul Franklin | Steel Guitar |
| Tony Harrell | Hammond B3 |
| Jim Hoke | Harmonica, Mandolin, Pedal Steel Guitar |
| Viktor Krauss | Bass |
| Greg Leisz | Mandolin |
| Colin Linden | Guitar |
| Chris McHugh | Drums |
| Buddy Miller | Guitar, Electric Guitar, Background Vocals |
| Greg Morrow | Percussion, Drums |
| Russ Pahl | Pedal Steel Guitar, Electric Guitar |
| Kenny Vaughan | Guitar |
| Russell Terrell | Background Vocals |
| Jon Randall | Acoustic Guitar |
| Doyle Bramhall II | Acoustic Guitar, Guitar |
| Tim Lauer | Keyboards |
| Allison Moorer | Background Vocals |
| John Deaderick | Piano |
| Tom Bukovac | Electric Guitar |
| Casey Driessen | Fiddle |
| Adam Shoenfeld | Electric Guitar |
| Marco Giovino | Drums |
| Jedd Hughes | Electric Guitar |
| Sarah Buxton | Background Vocals |
| Ross Copperman | Guitar, Keyboards |
| Regina McCrary | Background Vocals |
| Aaron Sterling | Brushes |
| Kate York | Background Vocals |
| Robert Hajacos | Fiddle |
| Nick Buda | Drums |
| Jimmie Sloas | Bass |
| Keefus Ciancia | Keyboards, Mellotron |
| Danny Rader | Acoustic Guitar, Bouzouki |
| Charlie Judge | Synthesizer, Hammond B3 |
| Mike Johnson | Pedal Steel Guitar |
| Cherie Oakley | Background Vocals |
| Ilya Toshinskiy | Acoustic Guitar, Guitar |
| Rob McNeeley | Electric Guitar |
| Zachary Dawes | Bass |
| Paul Ossala | Bass |
| Woody Jackson III | Guitar |
| Matthew Betton | Drums |
| Leisa Hans | Background Vocals |
WestVirginiafan
Posted Sun Dec 16 00:00:00 EST 2012
This is the most enjoyable "country" soundtrack I have heard in ages and the only one besides the T Bone Burnet produced O Brother Where Art Thou (and maybe all the way back to the soundtrack to Robert Altman's Nashville that similarly took non singers and encouraged them to dig into the genre) that I can imagine repeated playings.
I had high hopes for the music for this series when I heard Burnett would produce and he does not disappoint, bringing alt/america/roots country royalty on board (such as Buddy Miller) to bring a range of very good actors who do not necessarily have the greatest voices to a whole other level. Neither Britton nor Panettiere would likely get a contract outside the series, but they are well served and perform well here: one of the graces of country music is that story and emotion are more important than smooth pipes.
Burnett and friends capture a variety of sub genres, from teen friendly pop (Telescope), to kick ass stomper (Wrong Song), to atmospheric progressive (Buried Under that, for better and worse remind me of Lanois produced later Emmylou Harris.) The standouts here as they have been in scenes in the series are the duets between fledgeling songwriters Scarlet (Clare Bowen and Gunner (Sam Palladino) who take the show to a whole other level anytime they perform. Equally accomplished is Charles Esten's take on the rough edged (but heart of gold) Deacon who elevates the work of both leading ladies to far more memorable music. Great job by all involved--highly recommended.
3 out of 3 people found this review helpful.
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Posted Mon Jan 07 00:00:00 EST 2013
I was disappointed because my VERY FAVORITE song in the first season of Nashville was called "Fade Into You" (sung bysongwriters Scarlet (Clare Bowen and Gunner (Sam Palladino) & that song wasn't on
the
original soundtrack CD.....that song was the reason I bought Nashville's original soundtrack.
1 out of 2 people found this review helpful.
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Posted Fri Apr 12 00:00:00 EDT 2013
Fun to listen to.
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Posted Sat Feb 16 00:00:00 EST 2013
I love all these songs. I can't get them out of my head.
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Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Thom Jurek
There is plenty to like about the first season of ABC's prime-time drama Nashville. Executive producer Callie Khouri's take on the city's intense, competitive, thriving music and political scenes makes for saucy television. The centerpiece, of course, is music. Actors Connie Britton (Rayna James), Hayden Panettiere (Juliette Barnes), Charles Esten (Deacon Clayborne), Clare Bowen (Scarlett O'Connor), Sam Palladino (Gunnar), and others actually perform the songs in the series backed by a host of ace studio players. T-Bone Burnett is Nashville's music producer. He enlisted some of Music City's finest songwriters and the help of longtime friend Buddy Miller to co-produce (and perform on) ...