Nashville
Nashville is the capital of the U.S. state of Tennessee and home to Vanderbilt University. Legendary country music venues include the Grand Ole Opry House, home of the famous “Grand Ole Opry” stage and radio show. The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum and historic Ryman Auditorium are Downtown, as is the District, featuring honky-tonks with live music and the Johnny Cash Museum, celebrating the singer's life. ― Google
People died in Nashville (First 49 people) - Page 3
Owen Bradley
American musician
Don Helms
Guitarist
Justin Tubb
American singer-songwriter
Little Jimmy Dickens
American singer
Wilma Burgess
American singer
Fred Carter Jr.
American guitarist
Liz Anderson
American singer-songwriter
Butch Baldassari
Composer
Vernon Rudolph
American businessman
Arthur Alexander
American songwriter
Dorothy Lavinia Brown
American surgeon
Lugenia Burns Hope
American activist
Buddy Emmons
American musician
Arthur B. Hancock Jr.
Breeder
Boomer Castleman
American singer
Louise Scruggs
American booking agent
Curly Seckler
American musician
DeFord Bailey
American music performer
Jim Hager
Musician ‧ Jon Hager's brother
Ernest Stoneman
American musician
Mary Speer
American singer
Brock Speer
Bass singer
Moses Dillard
Musician
Dan Seals
American musician
Mack Vickery
American musician
Sahel Kazemi
Waitress
John Seigenthaler
American journalist
Felix Grundy
Former United States Attorney General
Millie Kirkham
American singer
Wally Fowler
American singer
Larry Henley
American singer
West Hughes Humphreys
Former Tennessee Attorney General
Reggie Roby
American football player
Rufus Thibodeaux
American fiddler
Burton Paine Grant
Amy Grant's father
Shelby Singleton
American record producer
Red Sovine
American singer
Sahib Shihab
American saxophonist
Weldon Myrick
American guitar player
Glenn Yarbrough
American singer
Jackie Shane
American singer
Bob Neal
Promoter
Daryl Holton
Joe Gilliam, Jr.
Football player
Beverly Briley
American attorney
John Wesley Work III
Composer
Smitty Gatlin
Singer
