Last night, Sue and I went to see the amazing Suzie Brown and her hit songwritin' hubby, Scot Sax play at The Basement. It was our first time at the locally famous spot and I have to say, really cool little joint. Dimly lit, open-faced brick walls, low ceilings, great sound, cheep beer...the quintessential rock club. It was great to see Scot and Suzie here in Nashville! The last song I wrote with Scot, "I'm Not Practice (Future Girlfriend)" has been getting great reactions with publishers/tv and film folks lately. Fingers crossed we land that one somewhere. I also met Scot's niece Allison Taylor, very talented singer/songwriter who just moved to music city as well. We exchanged info and talked about future collaboration.
Another early morning. Up at 5am, at Starbucks by 6:45am. Got a lot of things done this morning. I reached out to a couple booking agents including Margaret at Bluebird Cafe regarding playing again at a future writer's night. The most random thing I did this morning was pitch a song to "American Pickers." You know, Mike Wolfe and Frank Fritz?? It's a long shot, but I sent over a rough demo that my co-writer, E.M. Street and I put together a while back to see if I could get a reaction. Can't hurt. Alright, off to Fred Knobloch's to finish up the song we've been writing with Sweet Angeline, co-writer Liv Devine. Cheers!
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