Low Notes For Nashville

12May/100

Low Notes For Nashville

Nashville is just now starting to clean up after all the flooding that devastated the city, and there's a ton of work to be done. And then, of course, people have to get back to the work they were doing before the flooding occurred. Which is more than a little difficult if the tools of your trade have been underwater for a few days. That hits close to home because in Nashville, those tools are usually expensive and difficult-to-replace musical instruments. Low Notes For Nashville offers assistance to musicians who have lost their instruments (and maybe everything else) and need to get back on their feet. Bassists from all over the nation are offering gear and proceeds from their music to help out, so head over there and see what you can do to help. Even if the bassists are just adding the typical 1-5 to a song, that song couldn't exist without it.

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