Southern Music Icons of Hendersonville, Tennessee - Bruce, Jennifer; Lee, Tena
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For more than four decades, Hendersonville has been home to extraordinary musical talent. Music icons of the early 1960s like Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash and June Carter migrated to the city and the tranquility of the lake. These musicians became part of the close-knit Caudill community, which was and continues to be home to southern music royalty. Orbison's legendary Pretty Woman came from his time in Hendersonville with his first wife, Claudette. Johnny Cash's critically acclaimed version of Trent Reznor's Hurt was filmed in Cash's Hendersonville home, leading to a new generation of fans. The…mehr

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For more than four decades, Hendersonville has been home to extraordinary musical talent. Music icons of the early 1960s like Roy Orbison, Johnny Cash and June Carter migrated to the city and the tranquility of the lake. These musicians became part of the close-knit Caudill community, which was and continues to be home to southern music royalty. Orbison's legendary Pretty Woman came from his time in Hendersonville with his first wife, Claudette. Johnny Cash's critically acclaimed version of Trent Reznor's Hurt was filmed in Cash's Hendersonville home, leading to a new generation of fans. The '60s, '70s and '80s were a popular time for musicians to move to Hendersonville. Authors Jennifer Bruce and Tena Lee offer up the legendary history.
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Jennifer Bruce holds a bachelor of arts degree from the University of San Diego and a master of arts degree from Vanderbilt University. She is a teacher at H.B. Williams Elementary School in White House, Tennessee. Bruce is currently in the process of completing the EdD program in curriculum and instruction at Carson Newman University. Tena Lee is an award-winning journalist who has covered Hendersonville and the surrounding area for more than twenty years. She currently writes for the Hendersonville Standard and previously reported for the Hendersonville Star News and the Tennessean, covering Sumner County. She holds a bachelor of science degree from Virginia Commonwealth University.