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Garth Brooks replacing Lightning 100 radio station with country music, public service in Nashville.
The proposed station, FM-100, would take Lightning 100’s current place on the dial.
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The Blockbuster Video store on West End Avenue waits for its grand opening
Nov. 30, 1995.
The company has boomed during the past decade, but with the video industry changing, it will be hard-pressed to continue its growth rate.
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Delores Delvin / The Tennessean
Mike Aile, who buffs guitars at the Gibson plant, inspects his work.
Designer Phillip Jones works on what Gibson believes is the most expensive new guitar ever made, a $100,000 model for Penthouse magazine.
Nov. 29, 1990
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Bill Steber / The Tennessean
Geese Ausbie, of the Harlem Globetrotters, died yesterday. He was 88.
Here are some photos of him and teammates visiting the offices of the Tennessean, with Ronnie Milsap and at the Parthenon for "ABC Wide World of Sports."
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📷 1-2: Robert Johnson
📷 2-4: Dale Ernsberger
Holiday shoppers brave the cold and rain.
Nov. 23, 1979
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Woolworth photo by Frank Empson / The Tennessean
Cain-Sloan photo by Dianne Milam / The Tennessean
A couple of diners enjoy their meals among the Southwest décor of the new Green Hills Grille, formerly Tempos, at 2122 Hillsboro Drive.
November 19, 1990
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📷: Rex Perry / The Tennessean
Did you ever camp out for tickets? If so, what concert was it for?
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Some of the people who waited in line all night to buy U2 concert tickets, from Centratik.
1808 West End Ave
November 20, 1987
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📷: Mike DuBose / The Tennessean
I’m in the Music Valley area and noticed that the Fiddler’s Inn is being converted to a Days Inn.
In this areas heyday during the 80’s and 90’s, the Fiddler did well and seemed to be a good place to stay. Unfortunately, that hasn’t been the case for a long time.
Old trolley rails were removed between Third and Fourth avenues North of Church Street.
Nov. 6, 1986
The old trolley rails, dated to about 1890 and lain under pavement for years, were being removed so they can surfaced the street with bricks.
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Callie Shell / The Tennessean
The center courtyard of Hickory Hollow Mall is packed with Black Friday shoppers before sunrise on Nov. 25, 2005, the day after Thanksgiving.
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Billy Kingsley / The Tennessean
Teddy Bart gets things started in WSM’s Studio B for The Waking Crew morning program.
The ten musicians on the show made up the last remaining studio orchestra operated by a radio station in America.
November 21, 1975
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📷: Gerald Holly / The Tennessean
