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Music Business Radio is produced in the studios of Tuned In Broadcasting in Nashville TN. Since 2005, we've been located inside a group of buildings known as Marathon Village.
Marathon Motor Works was an early automobile manufacturer, based in Tennessee. It grew out of an earlier company called Southern Engine and Boiler Works, founded in 1889, which made industrial engines and boilers in Jackson. As such, the firm had metal-working and powerplant experience which could easily be transferred into the then-new and rapidly expanding automobile industry. It turned its attention in this direction shortly after the turn of the twentieth century.
From 1911 to 1914 the company manufactured the Marathon automobile. Only eight examples of the car are known to still exist.
A big thanks to the 400+ musicians, songwriters, and other music business professionals who showed up last night to celebrate the 100th episode of Music Business Radio. And a big thanks to BMI, especially Jody Williams, Erica Glidewell, and Nancy Moore, for allowing us to use their building.
We've been working on the show for every three years and it's been on the air for over two. We've had amazing support from Tuned In Broadcasting and our flagship station, Lightning 100 in Nashville-- owner Lester Turner, Program Director David Hall, Music Director Keith Coes, Promotion Director Jayson Chalfant, Laurel Creech of Team Green, Event Coordinator Keeley Reed, General Manager Fred Buc, Sales Manager Ken Austin, Marketing Consultants Tich McWilliams, Lesli Bills, and Cindy Felts, Business Manager Nadine Barbour, Director of Media and Technology Tom Hansen, and Media Content Coordinator Brian Waters.
Last night's event was a first of many, so watch for more soon. As the show continues to be syndicated on broadcast radio stations throughout the country, we'll be taking thing on the road.
We gave away a lot of stuff, including guitars by Waterstone, scholarships to the Music Producers Institute, and other prizes from sponsors including Big Studios, and Avenue Bank. Nobody left hungry or thirsty... But the real value of last night's event was the networking. Tons of "top shelf" people were in the audience.
See photos from the Music Business Radio 100th Episode Party here.
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Thanks again to everybody who showed up. Looking forward to more events soon!
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