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Part of Belmont University's Curb School of Entertainment and Music Business

Columbia Recording Company purchased the famed Quonset hut, here center Oct. 10, 1966, from Owen Bradley in 1962. Columb...
10/26/2026

Columbia Recording Company purchased the famed Quonset hut, here center Oct. 10, 1966, from Owen Bradley in 1962. Columbia proceeded with a 2½ years construction program to build new facilities around the famed hut, which is still in fulltime use.

Jimmy Ellis / The Tennessean

10/26/2026

Nashville Then: A 1966 Highlight – Owen Bradley, who, with brother Harold, organized the first recording studio on 16th Avenue South, the famed Quonset Hut, often returned to the old studio. Here, he reminisces by the piano on Oct. 7, 1966, at the studio. Joe Rudis / The Tennessean

10/25/2026

It was an honor to welcome Mr. John Pell back to Belmont’s campus, where he shared his wisdom and experiences with guitar students at the GIG Museum.

John began teaching at Belmont in 1978 with the launch of the Commercial Music Program and served as Coordinator of Guitar and Bass Studies until 2021. His remarkable career includes recordings with Craig Duncan, Dolly Parton, Chet Atkins, Shel Silverstein, The Nashville Symphony, Burl Ives, National Geographic and Marvin Gaye.

Thank you, John, for inspiring the next generation of guitarists!

John Anderson, left, records the final master session at Columbia Studio B on June 24, 1982, with Frank Jones, right, se...
10/23/2026

John Anderson, left, records the final master session at Columbia Studio B on June 24, 1982, with Frank Jones, right, serving as producer.

Dale Ernsberger / The Tennessean

  John Anderson! 🙏
10/22/2026

John Anderson! 🙏

John Anderson
1954 – 2026

“John Anderson was a one-of-a-kind song stylist who proved that fresh innovations were best born from time-honored traditions. Whether he borrowed inspiration from Lefty Frizzell’s vocal bends or the Florida swamp land, he brought dynamic distinction and creative soul to a world that needed to hear his voice. In 1981, John famously gave life to Billy Joe Shaver’s lyric, ‘I’m just an old chunk of coal, but I’ll be a diamond someday.’ He was already a diamond then, and a diamond he always will be.”

— Kyle Young, CEO
Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

10/19/2026

Jeannie C. Riley (born Jeanne Carolyn Stephenson October 19, 1945) 🎂
Photo Courtesy: Music Stack

10/17/2026
  Tanya Tucker! (October 10th) 🎂Tanya Tucker, center, signs a recording contract with Producer Billy Sherrill (left) and...
10/10/2026

Tanya Tucker! (October 10th) 🎂
Tanya Tucker, center, signs a recording contract with Producer Billy Sherrill (left) and Dolores Fuller (right) circa 1972.
Photo Courtesy: Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

10/09/2026

We’re proud to be named one of billboard ‘s Top Music Business Schools of 2026 for another consecutive year! 🎉
With six specialized tracks within the BBA program and direct access to the industry with our main campus located where historic Music Row begins, Curb College continues to position its students as the next great leaders of the Music Business industry.
Thank you to our incredible faculty, staff, and students who make this recognition possible each year!

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